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The sculptures are not always there.

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Directly on the Tauber cycle path

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Directly on the Tauber cycle path

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This is the center of the market square. Life bustles around it.

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Markelsheim is a highly recommended wine-growing town with many small historical sights.

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Great little town on the bike path with a bike shop where the owner is a professional

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Historical significance: Often witnesses to important events or technical masterpieces. Photo opportunities: Beautiful locations for souvenir photos.

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The milk house has become an ice cream house. You can get delicious ice cream from the machine there. (Integrated wooden spoon included)

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Interesting

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Very interesting

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Old Steinach Bridge and “Atonement Cross, with coat of arms relief, marked 1525.”

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The wine trail of the Tauberzell local winegrowing association invites you to get to know the grapes grown in the Tauberzell Hasennestle. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find out whether you are allowed to try them 😉

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In the large hunting and knights' hall, several animal sculptures protrude from the wall. The elephant with its slightly frightened look and striking proportions is particularly striking, although the artist modelled the elephant purely on descriptions.

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The 'gateway' to the beautiful wine town of Markelsheim 😉

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Decorates the market square in the middle.

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Time to take a selfie.

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There is probably no marketplace without a fountain.

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A beautiful fountain belongs on a large market square.

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The Palace Park: The section of the historic palace park, designed in the style of Versailles, ends in the south with the orangeries, where potted plants overwinter and exotic plants find shelter. The eastern orangery is open to visitors. There you will find, for example, lemon and orange trees. Many statues can be seen in the palace park. The more delicate ones are wrapped up in winter to protect them from the elements. To the north, towards the palace, the park ends with the so-called Dwarf Avenue. The western part is an orchard where old fruit varieties thrive. The eastern part is now the public city park. The Palace: Spared from major fires and wartime destruction, the palace, now owned by the state of Baden-Württemberg, is a former moated castle dating back to the 12th century. There is an entrance fee for the palace and palace gardens. Access to the palace is only possible with a guided tour. The faithfully restored interiors can be visited as part of a guided tour that starts hourly, which is highly recommended. You can also take photos during the tour (without flash). More information here: https://www.schloss-weikersheim.de/ The longer tour, which costs only a little more, also takes you to rooms with furnishings that are unparalleled in Europe. Only the castle kitchen is accessible without a guided tour. There you will find a fascinating exhibition on alchemy. Attempts were also made to produce gold and silver in Weikersheim.

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Weikersheim Palace is the jewel of the Hohenlohe castles: What began as a moated castle evolved into one of the most beautiful Renaissance residences. The magnificently designed rooms, with their completely preserved interiors, reflect the splendor of bygone eras. Source and further information: https://www.tourismus-bw.de/attraktionen/schloss-und-schlossgarten-weikersheim-f63b2c8dc1

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