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| Bad Wimpfen | ||
| federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
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| Residents | 7.359 (2019), 7.225 () | |
| height | 195 m | |
| Tourist info | 49 (0)7063-97200 www.badwimpfen.de | |
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The spa town Bad Wimpfen lies in the region Heilbronn-Franconia in Baden-Wuerttemberg.
The old town of Wimpfen on the mountain lies on a hill on the left bank of the Neckars, it is dominated by the silhouette of the largest Staufer Palatinate north of the Alps. The smaller part of town Wimpfen in the valley with the striking building of the collegiate church St. Peter is located directly on the banks of the Neckar. The part of town Hohenstadt is about 2 km from the city center on the eastern edge of the Kraichgau.
background
History
antiquity
The area around Bad Wimpfen was already around 450 BC. Settled by the Celts. This was favored by the fertile landscape. Another reason was an old trade route that crossed the Neckar here. The area was also settled in Roman times around 85 AD. There is evidence of a bridge over the Neckar at Wimpfen in the valley; a fort opposite the mouth of the Jagst was probably used for military security. On the other side of the river, the first ran Neckar-Odenwald-Limes. When this border line was moved to the east, there was probably a flourishing settlement in Wimpfen in the valley, as is proven by numerous finds of Roman statues, also under the name Wimpfen heaven of gods known. After the end of Roman rule around 260 AD. then began the disintegration of the Roman buildings.
middle Ages
With the Frankish rule came Christianity, there are references to early Christian churches. The region around Wimpfen belonged to the dominion of the Franconian kings. Wimpfen was first mentioned in documents in 829 as a property of the bishops of Worms. A few years later the city was destroyed by Attila's Huns. After the reconstruction of the city and the collegiate church St. Peter Wimpfen received market rights from Emperor Otto I in 965; the Valley market has been preserved to this day.
The place Wimpfen am Berg only developed at the time of Staufer. In 1182 the imperial palace was founded by Emperor Barbarossa on the ridge, and the Domininican monastery was built in the immediate vicinity. The collegiate church was also redesigned: while the entrance area was still designed in the Romanesque style, the nave and the choir were built in the Gothic style.
After the end of the Staufer period in 1250, Wimpfen was able to expand its independence and the city became an imperial city, as the imperial eagle in the coat of arms still attests to today. In 1487 the city received from Emperor Friedrich III. the right to hold a Katharinenmarkt. This custom has also survived to this day, only the name has changed. The Katharinenmarkt on November 25th became the Christmas market.
Modern times
The Thirty Years War was a negative turning point in the development of the city. Already in 1622 it came to Battle of Wimpfen, and in the period that followed there were repeated looting and epidemics. The few surviving residents used the vacant buildings as a quarry for reconstruction. In this time of need, Wimpfen received support from Nuremberg, which was to thank Nuremberg towers built.
In 1803 Wimpfen lost its status as a Imperial city, the city was added to the Principality of Hesse. Wimpfen also includes the Wimpfen forest, an in-between Bad Rappenau- Upper lashes and Neckarbischofsheim-Helmhof forest area.
In the neighboring village Offenau on the right bank of the Neckar was the salt works in 1754 Clemenshall founded. After in nearby Württemberg Jagstfeld Successful drilling for salt in 1812 was accomplished in Wimpfen in 1817 and in the neighboring one in 1822 Rappenau. With the development of the salt warehouse and the founding of the Ludwigshalle saltworks in 1817, the city's importance increased again. The spa hotel Mathildenbad was founded in 1835; Wimpfen has been allowed to use the title “Bad” in its city name since 1930. The place has belonged to Baden-Württemberg since 1952.
getting there
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By plane
The closest airports are the Stuttgart Airport
(IATA: STR)and the airport Frankfurt(IATA: FRA).
By train
The 1 Bad Wimpfen train station is on the railway line Mannheim - Sinsheim - Heilbronn.
In the street
Easily accessible via the A6 motorway
35 Bad Rappenau (from Mannheim) or exit 36 Untereisesheim, coming from Stuttgart or Heilbronn. That is on the other side of the Neckar B 27 from Mosbach to Neckarsulm / Heilbronn.
The Castle Road leads through the place. Also the German half-timbered street happens to Bad Wimpfen, but the city is not an active member of this tourist route.
By bicycle
- Neckar valley cycle path from direction Eberbach or. Heilbronn. You can also find an exact route description for both directions with a corresponding GPS track in the Bike tour wiki.
- Pan-European Cycle Route (Paris - Prague). GPS track and route description in Bike tour wiki.
- Kocher-Jagst cycle path, GPS track and route description also in Bike tour wiki.
By boat
From spring to autumn the white boats of the excursion boats are on the way between Heilbronn and Neckarzimmern, current timetables are available from Passenger shipping stump.
mobility
The paths within the city are well developed and everything is within walking distance. The old town Wimpfen on the mountain is largely a pedestrian zone with cobblestones and partly steep streets.
There are good hiking and biking trails to the neighboring towns that run in the plain in the Neckar Valley.
There are enough traffic buses and orbits after Heilbronn, to Bad Rappenau and after Gundelsheim.
Tourist Attractions
Stauferpfalz
In the period from 1150 to around 1220, the former Staufer Palatinate was built on a mountain spur with a length of 215 m and a maximum width of 88 m. It was surrounded by a wall that has largely been preserved. The still-preserved Staufer buildings form the core of the striking city skyline. After the end of the Hohenstaufen rule this became Castle District integrated into the medieval city.
- 1 Red Tower - He was the eastern keep of the Staufer Palatinate. The tower, which is quite unadorned from the outside, is 23 m high, and inside is a permanent exhibition Staufer defense tower. The tower can be visited during guided tours, otherwise it is open from Easter until the end of October. Sat, Sun, Holidays 10:00 am - 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm, admission € 1.
- 2 Blue tower - The tower was built as a keep near the western wall. The tower has a height of 58.75 m, the walkway can be climbed to a height of 32 m with 167 steps. The tower is accessible all year round from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., admission € 1.50 for adults. In the winter months it can be closed in bad weather. Above you have a magnificent view of the old town and the Neckar valley, and there is a small exhibition on the history of the tower and the towers, who have lived high above the city for 650 years. The tower burned out several times. After the fire in 1854, the spire was redesigned and covered with slate. Since that time the name has changed Blue tower naturalized. The last fire was in 1984, a few years after the renovation was completed.
- The Blue Tower currently has to wear a steel corset. Cracks in its walls make it necessary to check the stability.
- 3 Stone house - The Romanesque-style building is not far from the Blue Tower. It is the largest Romanesque residential building in Germany and probably served as a bower in the Stauferpfalz. In the Middle Ages it was rebuilt several times, it received the distinctive stepped gable and a seven-part window above the entrance.
- Museum in the stone house. The focus is on the history of the imperial palace, the medieval stonemasonry and ceramic art, the exhibits are finds from the Neolithic and Roman times.Open: from Easter to the 2nd weekend in October, closed Mon, Tue-Sun 10: 00-12: 00 and 14: 00-16: 00.Price: adults € 2.50, with tourist card € 2, children € 1.50, family € 5.
More Hohenstaufen buildings
- Hall: Essentially only the north wall of what was once probably the largest building in the Palatinate has been preserved, in which there are very well-preserved Romanesque arcades.
- 4 Palatine Chapel The chapel with the
- Church History Museum, Castle District 25. Church liturgical collection, vestments, vessels, pictures.Open: from Easter to the 2nd weekend in October, closed Mon, Tue-Sun 10: 00-12: 00 and 14: 00-16: 00.Price: adults € 2, with tourist card € 1.50, children € 1, family € 4.
- opposite the Palatine Chapel is a small one Romanesque house (Schwibbogengasse 16) from the 13th century, it was probably once used as a Burgmannenhaus.
- 5 Hohenstaufentor (Schwibbogen) - southern access to the Staufer Palatinate. From the Schwibbogentor the enclosing wall goes east to the Nuremberg tower, then on to the Red Tower.
Other structures in the castle district
It is a magnificent half-timbered building Mayor Alsatian House, Obere Turmgasse 1, also worth seeing the half-timbered buildings in Schwibbogengasse.
The red tower
The blue tower
The stone house
Romanesque arcades at the Palas
Palatine Chapel
The Romanesque house opposite the Palatine Chapel
Schwibbogen gate
Schwibbogen alley
Nuremberg turrets at the southeast corner of the city wall
Old town
The old town connects to the castle district with the Stauferpfalz to the south and west.
West of the Blue Tower
- 6 town hall, the building from 1836 in the classical style, on the market square.
- 7 Evang. City Church, can be viewed Apr-Oct Fri, Sat, Sun from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Next to the church is a crucifixion group.
- Market square, place between the town church and town hall with market fountain
- Wormser Hof, Administrative seat of the bishops of Worms, next to it Zehntscheuer
- Old cemetery, today green area framed by trees, individual beautiful gravestones, good view over the Neckar valley. Further west is the not particularly attractive spa park.
Main road
- Late medieval Old hospital, a stone building from the 13th century and going back to the Heilig-Geist-Spital, with the Imperial City Museum, Hauptstrasse 45. History of the Free Imperial City, city rights, territory, model of the city, battle of Wimpfen. Also the Helfrich collection with 400 old cameras.Open: all year round, closed Mon, Tue-Sun 10: 00-12: 00 and 14: 00-17: 00. Guided tour every 2nd Sunday at 3 p.m. for € 3.Price: Admission: adults € 2.50, with tourist card € 2, children € 1.50, family € 5.
- City Gallery, also in the Old Hospital, free admission, open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. In addition, there are constantly changing exhibitions in the Red Tower, in the town hall, in the health center and Hotel am Rosengarten as well as in the Elisabethenhof and "N" galleries (Klostergasse). Information about the current program at the city's cultural office on 49 (0) 7063/950313.
- Former Johanniskirche next to the old hospital. The baroque building was rebuilt after a fire and used privately, today it is a residential and commercial building.
- There are numerous half-timbered buildings on the main street and the side streets. This includes:
- Badgasse 8, half-timbered house in the Franconian style
- Badgasse 10, the Iron
- Main street 83
- Eagle fountain
- Lion fountain
miscellaneous
- 8 Holy Cross Church It originally belonged to the Dominican monastery founded in 1269 and was built in the Gothic style. The onion-shaped roof turret and its baroque shape were given around 1713. After the secularization, the monastery was dissolved, and the cloister and monastery building are now part of the Hohenstaufen high school.
- The Giant house in Langgasse, half-timbered building with 7 floors from 1532. Right next to it, half-timbered building of the Hotel Sonne.
- Bulwark and moat at the Zwinger, Café Birkensee
- Half-timbered houses in Klostergasse
- The railway station from 1868 in neo-Gothic style, today a restaurant and tourist information.
Wimpfen in the valley
The oldest traces of settlement were found in the Wimpfen district in the valley; a Roman troop camp was located here, it probably served to protect a wooden bridge over the Neckar. Wall remains of Roman buildings are partially hidden under the modern buildings. The district was once completely surrounded by a wall; it is largely intact along the banks of the Neckar.
- 9 Former Knight's Monastery of St. Peter.
An impressive structure. In the buildings of the former monastery, the Maltese have set up a spiritual center in the rooms of the Monastery Meetings take place on a regular basis, and overnight accommodation is available in the monastery and guest house.
- A first church was built at this point around 620 on the remains of Roman buildings. It was probably found during the Hungarian invasions around 950 AD. destroyed. The Worms bishops had the church rebuilt in Romanesque style around 965. A gray limestone was used as the building material, as can still be seen today in the west facade. From 1269 the church was gradually renovated in the Gothic style, sandstone was now used as building material. The choir and the transept were completed in 1274 in the early Gothic style. Central nave and side aisles followed in a further phase, they are not in a straight line to the choir. It is believed that the Romanesque west facade was preserved for financial reasons, but was not connected to the new Gothic building until the 14th century.
- To the north and west of St. Peter's Church there are other buildings of the former knight's monastery, some of which date from the Baroque era and are now used as conference rooms and guest houses. The building complex only became a monastery in the true sense of the word after the Second World War, when the Benedictines, expelled from Grüssau in Silesia, found a new home here by 2006; then it came into the care of the Maltese.
Worth seeing details:
- Mary Altar on the right side (south side), next to it is the sculpture of St. Mother Anna Selbdritt by 1504.
- Sacraments Chapel, easily overlooked small side room, once a sacristy, with Gothic figures and paintings in the Gothic style
- Choir room with main altar and richly decorated choir stalls
- chapel on the left (north transept), the altar is St. Dedicated to Katharina. The Christmas market in Wimpfen (public holiday November 25th) goes back to them. On the side of the chapel is a baptismal font, you have a view of the east wing of the cloister. An organ built in around 1900 is located above the chapel.
- Pulpit and figure of Peter in the nave
- Cloister on the north side of the church, the access is in the rear part of the north transept. It is relatively broad, with around 100 tombstones of former canons on its frescoed outer walls. The east wing has richly structured tracery, some with playful details, such as a bird's nest carved in stone. The cohort stone of an Aquitaine equestrian cohort, which was formerly built here, is now housed in a small museum, which can be viewed by arrangement with the hosts.
- 10 Cornelienkirche.
It was built in 1476 in the late Gothic style. The building is usually locked during the day. Inside there are frescoes from the time it was built. During the Thirty Years' War, the Tilly field camp is said to have been here at the Battle of Wimpfen. At the church there is a cemetery with graves of the monks of the former monastery.
activities
Regular events
- Carnival parade Bad Wimpfen, always on Shrove Sunday from 2:11 p.m. [outdated]
- Fountains & gardens, Garden designers, artisans, herbalists introduce themselves in the old town.[outdated]
- Bridge Festival on the Neckar Bridge, traditionally on a weekend in mid-June.[outdated] Information under 07063-97200
- Valley market. The festival has been passed down since 965, originally in honor of the Church of St. Peter annually w: Peter and Paul celebrated on June 29th. Today the Talmarkt is a big fair, it will be celebrated for the 1049th time in 2014.[outdated]
- Montmartre on the third weekend in July, meeting point for artists in the old town,[outdated]
- River mood: Events on the first weekend in early August along the Neckar in Gundelsheim, Bad Wimpfen and Bad friedrichshall. [outdated]
- Guild market annually on the last weekend in August with medieval craftsmen, formerly the Port market the potter, first mentioned in 1391.[outdated]
- Old German Christmas market in front of the atmospheric backdrop of a medieval town, always on the first three Advent weekends.[outdated]
sport and freetime
- 1 Brine bath, Osterbergstrasse 16, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 7063 522 180 (City administration). Brine bath with indoor and outdoor pools, sauna and massage. The bath is currently closed due to renovation work.Open: Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., Fri 12 p.m. to 9 p.m., Sun 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Holidays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mon reserved.Check-in: 1 hour before closing.Price: single Adults € 7.40.[outdated]
- Kneipp facility in the spa garden of the health center
- Mini golf
- Inline skating on the Neckar Valley cycle path
- Canoeing on the Neckar (canoe rental)
- Nordic walking and hiking on well signposted routes and hiking trails
- Skike courses on Skike-Point Bad Wimpfen in the valley
- Gym
Bike paths
- Salt and brine cycle path, Circuit, 36 km
- Neckar cycle path
- Kocher-Jagst cycle path, ends in the neighboring village Bad friedrichshall
- Castle Road Cycle Path
hike
- Neckarsteig, 126 km long quality hiking trail Heidelberg - Bad Wimpfen
shop
In the old town, the shops are concentrated on the main street and the Marktrain, there are all things for daily use from pharmacies and boutiques to magazines. In the extension to the west is the Rappenauer Straße, there you will find a larger grocery supermarket. The largest supermarket, however, is the Aldi in Wimpfen im Tal at the end of the village behind the embankment. There is also an organic shop:
- Lust for life (Near the Schwibbogen gate in the old town). Tel.: (0)7063 932 643. Selected organic products, mainly from the Swabian Alb.Open: Thu, Fri 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
kitchen
A specialty, but not to everyone's taste, is the Wimpfener Racht made from goose meat.
- 1 Eagle, Hauptstrasse 49. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 934755. Open: Tue-Sat 10 a.m.-midnight, Sun 9 a.m.-9 p.m., closed on Mondays.
- At the Steinbrünnle (Swabian tavern & café), Fleckensteinstrasse 12, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 932168, Email: [email protected]. Open: Tue-Fri 11.30 a.m.-11 p.m., Sat 3 p.m.-11 p.m., Sun 11.30 a.m.-10 p.m.
- 2 Birch Lake, Neutor 10, 74206 Bad Wimpfen, Germany. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 7095. Open: daily from 9 a.m.
- 3 Friedrich (Café & Weinstube Feyerabend), Main street 74, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 245. Open: 12 noon-2 p.m. and 6-10 p.m. Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays.
- 4 Hohenstaufenpfalz (Diner, regional cuisine), Main street 34, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 303. Open: daily 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. - 11 p.m., Sun until 8.30 p.m.
- 5 Bulwark Lounge in the train station, Carl-Ulrich-Strasse 1, 74206 Bad Wimpfen, Germany (in the old station building). Tel.: 49 (0)7063 266233, Email: [email protected].
Bad Wimpfen train station is probably the only place in southern Germany where neo-Gothic architecture, fusion cuisine, fancy drinks and trendy design collide. While deer antlers and cowhide-covered bar stools characterize the picture inside, outside beer tables and benches invite you to linger. A visit to the Bad Wimpfen restaurant is definitely worth it.Open: Sun-Thu 5-11 p.m., Fri, Sat 5--2 p.m., beer garden in summer from 11 a.m. - Fleckinger mill (Excursion restaurant, located outside the city in the direction of Hohenstadt). Tel.: 49 (0)7063 8981. Open: May 1st to the end of September, weekdays 3 pm-10pm, Sun 10.30 am-10pm, closed on Tuesdays.
- 6 Herbal woman (Specialties), Marktrain 5, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 470. Open: Mon-Wed 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Fri, Sat 11 a.m.-midnight, Sun, holidays 11 a.m.-10 p.m., closed on Thursdays.
- LAI-THAI (Thai specialties), Main street 39, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 932530. Open: 11 a.m.-2.30 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Nov-Mar: Mon from 5 p.m.
- Peters train station (LGB railroad with drinks service in the restaurant), Corneliastraße 41, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063266. Open: 11.30 a.m.-2.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m.-11 p.m., closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays.
- Simon's Steffenstuble, Steffenweg 8, 74206 Bad Wimpfen (Hohenstadt district). Tel.: 49 (0)7063 8186.
- Anchor's, Corneliastr. 16-18. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 6176. Open: Tue-Sat 11.30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-10 p.m., Sun 11.30 a.m.-8 p.m. Oct-Apr Tue-Sat from 5.30 p.m.
- ANNA FLOWER (Flower cafe), Apothekengasse 1, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 930944. Open: Mon-Sat 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m., closed on Tuesdays.
- Bad Wimpfen pizza & kebab house, Hauptstrasse 88, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 932590. Open: Mon-Thu 10 a.m.-midnight, Fri, Sat 10 a.m.-1 a.m., Sun 12 noon-midnight.
- Bakery & Café Eibauer, Hauptstrasse 46 and Rappenauer Strasse 11. Tel.: (0)7063 6109. Open: Mon-Fri 6 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat 6 a.m.-12.30 p.m., Sun 8 a.m.-11 a.m. (main street only).
- Café at the brine bath (Belongs to the Hotel am Rosengarten), Osterbergstrasse 16. Tel.: (0)7063 9918332. Open: 11 a.m.-10.30 p.m.
- 7 d´Dobel, Main street 61, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 8212. Open: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Sun, holidays 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Sept-Mar until 9 p.m.
- Milljöh (Bistro, Premiere Sports Bar), Mathildenbadstr. 23. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 951030. Open: Mon-Fri 3 p.m.-1 a.m., Sat 3 p.m.-2 a.m., Sun 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 5 p.m.-1 a.m.
- picasso, Main street 82, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 266037. Open: Tue-Fri 11.30 a.m.-2 p.m., 5.30 p.m.-11 p.m., Sat, Sun, holidays 11.30 a.m.-11 p.m.
- 8 San Valentino (Ice cream parlor and pizzeria), Main street 69, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 494. Open: daily 9.30 a.m.-10 p.m., closed on Wednesdays in winter.
- SG Sports Home, Erich-Sailer-Strasse 59, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 414. Open: Tue-Fri from 5 p.m., Sat from 3 p.m., Sun from 11 a.m.
- Quality Hotel am Rosengarten, Osterberg 16, 74206 Bad Wimpfen, Germany. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 9910. Open: daily 5 pm-1am.
accommodation
A visitor's tax has to be paid for overnight stays. It is € 1.80 for the 1st person, € 1.50 for the 2nd and € 1.50 for additional people. (As of 2019)
- 1 Green Tree (Hotel and restaurant, Balkan specialties), Hauptstrasse 84, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 294, Email: [email protected]. Open: daily from 10 a.m. to midnight.Price: single room from € 40, double room from € 70.
- 2 Hotel at the spa park, Kirschenweg 16, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 9777-0. Wireless Internet access.Price: Single from € 43, double from € 83.
- Hotel Weinmann, Marktplatz 3, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 8582. Price: single from € 55, double from € 87.
- 3 Hotel Herberge zur Traube (Hotel Weinstube restaurant), Main street 1, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 934343. Wireless Internet access.Price: single room from € 40, double room from € 70, free bicycle garage.
- 4 Hotel Klosterkeller, Main street 39, 74206 Bad Wimpfen (At the lion fountain). Tel.: 49 (0)7063 96105-0. Feature: Garni.Price: single from € 46, double from € 80.
- 5 Hotel Neckarblick (Bed & Bike - Hotel), Erich-Sailer-Str. 48, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 961620. Price: Single from € 55, double from € 82.
- Fernblick guest house (Dependance of the Quality Hotel), Osterbergstrasse 16, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 9910. Price: single room from € 46, double room from € 66.
- Quality Hotel am Rosengarten, Osterbergstrasse 16, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 9910. Price: Single from € 79, double from € 102.
- 6 Guesthouse sun (Arbeits- Kultur- und Selbsthilfe GmbH, Bed & Bike), Langgasse 3, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 961160. Price: single room from € 50, double room from € 85.
- Bad Wimpfen Monastery, Lindenplatz 7, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: (0)7063 97040, Email: [email protected]. Price: prices on request.
- Motorhome parking space: Am Alten Bahnhof, Carl-Ulrich-Str. 1
Private rooms as well as apartments and holiday flats can be found on the homepage of the city of Bad Wimpfen.
health
Bad Wimpfen has been a spa and health resort since 1930, in the health center SRH Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation measures are carried out, with a focus on cardiovascular training and orthopedics, especially for artificial hip and knee joints and back problems.
There are enough general practitioners and specialists in the city, and there are clinics in the neighboring area for emergencies Bad friedrichshall and in Heilbronn.
Practical advice
- 1 Tourist Information Bad Wimpfen, Carl-Ullrich-Str. 1, 74206 Bad Wimpfen. Tel.: 49 (0)7063 97200, Fax: 49 (0)7063 9720-20, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 2 p.m.-5 p.m., from Easter to Oct also Sat 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
trips
- Bad Wimpfen belongs to Castle Road, on this after Heidelberg or Heilbronn
- By train or bus to Sinsheim to the Auto & Technology Museum
- By train, bus or bike to Neckarsulm ins Two-wheel museum or in the adventure pool Aquatoll
- To Bad friedrichshall ins Salt mine . Open: 01 May-03 Oct Sat, Sun, Holidays 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- For demonstrations in the Peter Kaspar glassworks in Neckarzimmern, Tel. 06261 92400
- To the neighboring Bad Rappenau hike
- By train or bus to Heilbronn to the Knorr-Arena for ice skating with the Heilbronn falcon
literature
- Bad Wimpfen im Tal, St. Peter. Schnell & Steiner publishing house, 2011 (9th revised edition), ISBN 9783795444280 , P. 28. € 3
Web links
- https://www.badwimpfen.de/ - Bad Wimpfen official website
