헤렌바흐 스타우제 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

물고기 계단은 정교하지만..어떤 물고기를 위한 것인가😯

Super delicious

This small but beautiful barbecue and playground was built as part of the Remstal Garden Show. The observation tower is especially worth a visit. The barbecue area is also very well maintained. https://youtu.be/uLp7--ELV54

When Anna Barbara Agricola married Johann-Heinrich Walch, the mayor of Schorndorf, in 1679, she probably never dreamed that she would one day go down in history as a heroine of her town. These were turbulent times: In 1688, the Palatine War began, with which the French King Louis XIV (1638-1715) sought to expand his empire at the expense of German territories. To protect the capital, Stuttgart, the people of Württemberg surrendered smaller towns to the French. Schorndorf, too, was to be abandoned. In December 1688, a delegation from Stuttgart negotiated secretly with the mayor and councilors of Schorndorf to persuade them to surrender to the French. But Anna Barbara already suspected what was at stake and quickly rallied the women of the town. Equipped with everything that could be used as a weapon – oven forks, hay forks, pitchforks, roasting spits, broom handles, cleavers, and more – they marched to the town hall. Anna Barbara stormed into the council chamber and told her husband in front of the assembled troops: "I will strike you with this hand of mine if you become a traitor!" (Hofmann 1867, p. 190). The other Schorndorf women, according to Anna, would not hesitate for a second to follow suit. In fact, the negotiating group was shocked to discover that the town hall was already occupied by the women. The men were locked in the meeting room, and armed female guards stood at every door. The commander of the Schorndorf fortress, Peter Krummhaar, who had also campaigned for the defense of the town but had initially received no support from the town council, was pleased with the brave "women of Schorndorf" and saw new opportunities for himself and his men. For two days and three nights, the women occupied the town hall, preventing Schorndorf from surrendering. Imperial troops eventually arrived to help. But the decisive factor in Schorndorf's resistance to the superior French army was the courage, determination, and unconditional solidarity of the women, who thereby sent a message far beyond their town. Shortly thereafter, the women of Göppingen followed their example and saved their town in a similar way. After Hermann Walch's death, Anna Barbara married his successor, Johann Georg Künkelin, whom she also outlived. Anna Barbara Walch-Künkelin died in Schorndorf at the age of 90. Source: Friedrich Hofmann, The Mayor of Schorndorf, in: Die Gartenlaube, issue 12 (Leipzig 1867), pp. 187–190. Available online at: https://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Die_B%C3%BCrgermeisterin_von_Schorndorf

THE traditional company for model ice tracks and tin toys

.. the "Forscherfabrik" on Arnoldstrasse in Schorndorf, in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. The building: - Listed as a historic monument - Formerly: Factory hall of the former L. & C. Arnold iron furniture factory - Today: "Forscherfabrik" and "Q Galerie" The "Forscherfabrik": - Adventure world for children between 2 and 12 years old - Topics: Technology and science - https://www.forscherfabrik-schorndorf.de/ The "Q Galerie": - Temporary exhibitions (art) - Organized by the "Kulturforum Schorndorf" and the "Kunstverein Schorndorf" - Entrance on Karlstrasse - https://www.q-galerie.de/de/home

It's a real eye-catcher when you cycle past.

There is also very tasty pizza.