The region around Hessigheim is perfect for rock-climbing, hiking and biking along the Neckar River or through the vineyards.
Hessigheim am Neckar has a long wine-making tradition on steep slopes dating back centuries and is well known for its highly praised wines.
There are two medieval towers, a Gothic church, a cobblestoned market place and more historic sites to discover. Besigheim counts many historic buildings and a town hall dating back to 1459. It was founded in the 12th century as a well-defended walled city. For more information, visit here.īesigheim is situated 13 kilometers north of Ludwigsburg at the confluence of the Neckar and Enz rivers.
Leisure activities are available in and around Marbach providing nature between vineyards, the Neckar River and forests perfect for hiking and biking. The town has a picturesque center with several churches, with “Alexanderkirche” dating back to the 16th century and many historic houses, including the one in which Schiller was born. Marbach is known as the birthplace of the classical poet and dramatist Friedrich Schiller, commemorated by the Schiller-Nationalmuseum und Deutsches Literaturarchiv (Schiller National Museum and German Literature Archive). Ludwigsburg, which was originally founded in the early 18th century, features three beautiful palaces, the Baroque “Residenz,” or residential palace (depicted here), the former hunting lodge and summer residence “Favorite” and the lakeside castle Monrepos. Romantic parks such as the 75 acres of the flowering Baroque and Fairy Tale Garden, bustling shopping streets and festivals attract visitors. Three beautiful palaces, the Baroque “Residenz,” or residential palace, the former hunting lodge and summer residence “Favorite” and the lakeside castle Monrepos, can be toured and offer special events year round. Today, Ludwigsburg, which was originally founded in the early 18th century, can be considered a place where past and present unites. With more than 87,000 inhabitants, Ludwigsburg makes for a historic baroque, but yet vibrant and modern city. Ludwigsburg is located about 12 kilometers, or 7.5 miles, north of Stuttgart. Mid, Upper Neckar valley towns from Stuttgart northwardīetween Stuttgart and Lauffen, the Neckar River carves out a remarkably scenic valley of meadows and orchards on the shore and vineyards on steep-sided slopes.
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Photo by mmuenzl/ .Įditor’s Note: This is the second and final instalment of a two-part series exploring tourist-worthy destinations along the Neckar River. The Neckar weaves its way from south to north through Baden-Württemberg and a small corner of southern Hessen, through picturesque rural and urban landscapes. Its name originates from “nicarus” and “neccarus” from the Celtic name Nikros, meaning wild water or wild fellow. A to Z World Travel Academic OneFile Select Ancestry Library Edition Artist Works for Libraries AudioBookCloud Auto Repair Source BookFlix Brainfuse Britannica Academic Britannica School Business Source Elite Canadian Major Dailies Canadian Points of View Reference Centre Canadian Research Index CELA Consumer Reports Contemporary Authors CPI.The Neckar River is about 367 kilometers, or 228 miles, long.
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