플로칭겐 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

It's probably nicer in summer.

The Archimedes' screw transports water from the Neckar River towards the Bruckenwasen landscape park. Unfortunately, the information panel is now (as of December 2025) barely legible.

A pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Neckar river, which also offers good views of the river.

A beautiful hiking trail along the Neckar River shortly before the confluence with the Fils River. A pedestrian bridge also crosses the Fils at this point.

A beautiful, mostly natural hiking trail that runs directly along the Neckar River. Even though the railway tracks and the B10 highway are nearby, one can still enjoy a certain idyllic natural setting.

The carillon was only installed at the "Grüner Baum" house in 1989, and it plays 3 times a day at 11:05, 15:05 and 17:05.

The town hall square is adorned with a bronze group of figures by the artist Andreas Theurer from 1988. The central motif of the group of figures is the double-headed medallion, symbolizing past and future, around which three other figures are grouped.

The Old Town Hall, a striking Alemannic timber-framed building of regional architectural significance, was built in 1530. The beams are set in the famous "Swabian Man" style, with mortised and tenoned tie beams. In 1977, as part of the town center's redevelopment, the building was moved from its former location on Neckarstrasse to its current location on the market square. Plochingen residents contributed to this spectacular project through donations as part of a civic initiative. Today, civil weddings are held in the Old Town Hall, and the town council also meets there. Since November 2000, the council chamber has featured the mural "Allegory of Good Government," created by the Leipzig artist Michael Triegel on behalf of the town. The mural depicts an allegorical representation of Plochingen at the turn of the millennium and thematically connects to important examples of town hall decorations from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Against the backdrop of Plochingen, the personified virtues and goals and the social obligation that may characterize the community and its decision-makers are symbolically represented.