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Very nicely laid out castle park with plenty to see from sculptures to the lake, the castle itself, just enjoy the peace and quiet.

An old well that is the last remnant of an old farming village from 1476.

The castle park is very nicely laid out. Sculptures by the artist Görtz can be admired there. It is particularly beautiful at Whitsun during the Festival of Lights.

Historical well, all that's left of a small village.

The "stone table" was built in the middle of the 19th century. The hut behind it was added a few years later as the "forest ranger's house". Article from the Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung from January 27th, 2021: https://www.rnz.de/nachrichten/region_artikel,-lobbach-waldwimmersbach-240-jahre-alte-eiche-muss-gefaellt-haben-_arid,616273.html

A castle park to linger and a castle that is used sensibly.

Great exhibits that make the palace park mine Upgrade your home community

Source community Angelbachtal: Art by Professor Jürgen Goertz The sculptures by the local artist Jürgen Goertz are a special attraction for art lovers. Various large-scale sculptures by the artist who lives in the Heckerhaus and who worked in the former castle church are set up on Friedrich-Hecker-Platz and in the castle park. With over 10 sculptures, they represent an impressive cross-section of the work of Professor Goertz, who is known beyond the borders of the region. The Angelbachtaler are proud of the man with the huge whiskers who made the townscape partly a gallery and made the name of the 5000-inhabitant community widely known. So proud that on July 2nd, 2014 the local council unanimously made him the first honorary citizen of the municipality that was created in 1972 through the merger of Eichtersheim and Michelfeld. For the community it was a "great stroke of luck" that the artist settled here - but also luck for the artist that he has found a place where unique landscape, mild climate and human serenity meet. The works of art by Prof. Jürgen Goertz are presented in detail on the artist's homepage. Homepage of the artist Jürgen Goertz