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Beautiful scenery, especially when the sun is out!

The observation tower at Am weissen Stein offers a striking stair climb... the view into the stairwell is fantastic.

The railway bridge in Neckargemünd is a special structure with two levels: Deutsche Bahn trains run on the top 🚆, while a safe footpath and cycle path runs below 🚶‍♀️🚴 – ideal for hikers and day-trippers along the Neckarsteig trail.

From the bike path, a beautiful view of the castles

Across the Neckar River, there is a beautiful view of Neckargemünd.

First mentioned in documents in 988 under the name Gmundi, King Henry VII elevated the settlement to a free imperial city around 1230. In 1330, Emperor Ludwig pledged Neckargemünd to the Count Palatine of the Rhine, who relocated the court of the Meckesheim Zent here in 1346. In 1395, Neckargemünd lost its status as an imperial city when it was incorporated into the Palatinate. In 1466, the town was granted market rights, which were expanded in 1544. In 1566, the town, like the entire Palatinate, became Protestant.

After crossing the lock and getting closer to Neckarsteinach, the view of 3 of the 4 castles gets better and better.

The name is a bit misleading. The wind turbines are located in the Neckarsteinach district, more precisely in the Grein district.