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The Millennium Height was erected on New Year's Day 2000 above the former Heutingsheim drinking water reservoir and is the highest point in Freiberg with a good view towards the Neckar Valley, where only the power pylons are somewhat of a nuisance.

Historic traffic sign at the Beihinger Schlosskelter.

As early as 1577, there was a wine press on this site. It was demolished in 1730 due to dilapidation and rebuilt in its current form by the Beihingen landowners, the Barons of Gemmingen-Hornberg (the coat of arms above the main entrance). It has been owned by the municipality since 1964. The building was renovated in 1977 and now serves as an event space.

Built in 1573 by Friedrich von Breitenbach, Obervogt of Urach and son-in-law of the Beihingen landowner Ludwig zu Freyberg-Steußlingen, the castle was successively the seat of the noble families of Breitenbach, Weiler, Spiegel von Jergendorf, Göler von Ravensburg, Hallweil, Kaltenthal, Neipperg, and Gemmingen-Hornberg, the latter since 1673. Today, it is the residence of the von Graevenitz family.

Built in the 12th/13th centuries. The south wing dates from the 15th century. Originally the seat of the Lords of Beihingen/Ossweil, the Lords of Nothaft von Hochberg, and the Lords of Stammheim. Purchased in 1534 by Ludwig von Freyberg. It then belonged to the noble families of Hallweil, Breitenbach, and Galerie von Ravensburg, and from 1719 to the Gemmingen-Hochberg. Municipal property since 1964.

Magnificent views toward the Neckar Valley, as far as Wunnenstein and the foothills of the Swabian Forest. Only a power line slightly obscures the view.

The station has a very interestingly colored underpass to the tracks.

vineyards