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Blick auf Freudental – Hügelsofa Erligheim-Löchgau Runde von Freudental

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Blick auf Freudental – Hügelsofa Erligheim-Löchgau Runde von Freudental

Barbara Fritz planned a hike

August 3, 2021

Blick auf Freudental – Hügelsofa Erligheim-Löchgau Runde von Freudental

Easy

01:21

5.10km

3.8km/h

50m

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Overview

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Bus stop

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238 m

Freudental Town Hall

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The town hall, built between 1810 and 1811 by King Frederick of Württemberg as a royal residence for members of the royal family, was once part of the palace complex. …

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248 m

Freudental Castle (Grävenitz Palace)

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In 1727, Countess von Würben, née von Grävenitz, purchased the village of Freudental. She commissioned the construction of the castle and the layout of the park by master builder Paolo …

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1.26 km

View of Freudental

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Beautiful view of Freundental from the hiking trail above the vineyards. There's also a small rest area and a sky lounger.

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1.77 km

Hill Sofa Erligheim-Löchgau (dismantled)

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Rotating seating next to a shelter with beautiful panoramic views of the vineyards and into the distance.

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4.63 km

Judenschlössle Freudental

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In 1723, the first six Jewish families moved into the building, later called the Judenschlössle, on what is now Strombergstrasse. Thus began Jewish life in Freudental.

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4.76 km

Former Jewish Women's Bathhouse (Mikveh), Freudental

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The former mikveh in Freudental is a historic Jewish bathhouse built separately from the synagogue in 1858. It was an important place for ritual purification and served as a central facility for the Jewish community in Freudental.

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4.85 km

Mäuseturm

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The Mouse Tower is a remnant of the “castle in the middle of the village” and was a prison until the middle of the last century.

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4.86 km

Evangelical Church, Freudental

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The hall church was built in 1686/87. It consists of a nave and a choir tower in the east, which was extended in 1687 with an octagonal timber-framed storey to …

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5.10 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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3.35 km

1.25 km

387 m

105 m

Surfaces

2.71 km

1.08 km

923 m

383 m

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Blick auf Freudental – Hügelsofa Erligheim-Löchgau Runde von Freudental

Freudental Town Hall

Freudental Castle (Grävenitz Palace)

View of Freudental

Hill Sofa Erligheim-Löchgau (dismantled)

Judenschlössle Freudental

Former Jewish Women's Bathhouse (Mikveh), Freudental

Mäuseturm

Evangelical Church, Freudental

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