하이덴베르크 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Here, the Heidenberg transmitter, south of Schwabach in Franconia, is used today to broadcast FM radio programs, mobile radio, and microwave radio. But the giant has a turbulent past, which once even caused it to shrink... That the Hun King Attila is buried at the foot of Heidenberg is a legend. That the tower was once larger, however, is a fact. On August 31, 2005, the fiberglass cylinder containing the antennas for transmitting analog TV channels was dismantled. The height of the tower was thus reduced from 219.6 meters to 200.2 meters.

The tree was a kind of landmark of Heidenberg until it fell victim to a storm in 2019. Wood artist Ulli Hallmeyer from Spalt had implemented the idea of the "wedding bench."

Numerous springs feed about a dozen ponds used for fishing to the west and east of the town, which is otherwise surrounded by dense forests.

The area around Ungerthal was already inhabited by people in the Stone Age, as evidenced by individual finds from a 1998 excavation at the Osterwiese castle ruins, located 700 meters south. A Bronze Age settlement was located 600 meters north of Ungerthal on the Erlberg. At the turn of the millennium, the area was the southernmost extension of the Nariski settlement area.

This tunnel is most beautiful in summer and autumn.

there are great places in and around Nuremberg

Starting in Ungersthal, with a very good parking lot, after almost exactly 50% of the tour there is a great opportunity to grab a refreshing ice cream at the pumpkin house 24/7. The tour itself was very varied. Not for strollers!

Nice to take a break. Not overcrowded