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| Gundelsheim | ||
| federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
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| Residents | 7.254 (2019) | |
| height | 154 m | |
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Gundelsheim is a city in Unterland in Baden-Wuerttemberg.
background
Gundelsheim is located on the Neckar, today comprises 5 districts as well as some hamlets and residential areas.
It was mentioned in a document as early as 776 in the Lorsch Codex. Horneck Castle was built in the 12th century, the place soon came into the possession of the Teutonic Order and was also the residence of the Deutschmeister for a short time. Around 1400 Gundelsheim received city rights and was protected by walls and towers. However, this could not prevent the city from suffering from both the Peasants 'War and the Thirty Years' War, nor was it spared the plague. In 1805 Gundelsheim came to Württemberg.
The Neckar, on which the chain tugs have been driving from Mannheim to Heilbronn since 1878, was made usable for large shipping from 1935. The Gundelsheim Neckar lock was also built at that time. In 1938 Böttingen was incorporated. In the years 1971 to 1975 the municipalities of the so-called crooked plane Bachenau, Höchstberg, Obergriesheim and Tiefenbach districts of Gundelsheim. It also includes the hamlets of Dornbach and Bernbrunn. The Michaelsberg and the Horneck Castle count to the residential places.
getting there
By plane
It is 87 km from Stuttgart Airport and 137 km from Frankfurt
By train
The 1 Gundelsheim station is on the Heilbronn - Mosbach-Neckarelz - Heidelberg railway line. There are good connections to Stuttgart, Mannheim and Frankfurt.
In the street
The B27 leads along the Neckar past Gundelsheim. It's on her after Mosbach 13 km, after Heidelberg 69 km, after Neckarsulm 13 km and after Heilbronn 20 km. The next motorway entrances are on the A6 the Neckarsulm driveway or the driveway Bad Rappenau.
The Castle Road leads through the place.
There are regular buses to Mosbach and Heilbronn.
By boat
The Neckar passenger shipping runs from Heilbronn via Gundelsheim to Neckarzimmern. The offer varies depending on the season.
mobility
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Tourist Attractions
Horneck Castle
1 Horneck Castle
Probably in the 13th century, a castle Horneck was built on a hill between the town of Gundelsheim and the valley of the Anbach; from 1250 it was owned by the Teutonic Order. In 1525 it was destroyed in the peasant wars. In 1533, on their remains, the Horneck Castle erected, in 1725 it was remodeled. After 1806 the castle served as a barracks for a while, later it was used as a sanatorium. Today a retirement and nursing home is housed in part of the building. Open to the public is the part that has the Transylvanian Saxony serves as a museum.
Transylvanian Museum, Horneck Castle, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 90621. Open: daily except Mon from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Price: Admission adults € 2.
Michaelsberg
2 Michaelsberg The Michaelsberg is a striking plateau and lies between Gundelsheim and the district of Böttingen. The Michael's Chapel is at its highest point. It was probably built on an ancient place of worship, at least a Roman altar stone in a wall niche indicates this. The originally Romanesque building was rebuilt and expanded in the Gothic style. Today the chapel stands in the middle of the small Böttinger cemetery and is usually closed during the day.
The southern and western slopes of Michaelsberg serve as vineyards. The dry stone walls of the terraces are partially protected. The ascent to Michaelsberg is possible from Gundelsheim on a steep path with numerous steps, from Böttingen paved paths go to the Michaelsberg residential area, the agricultural property runs a farm shop and is also a popular holiday farm.
miscellaneous
- 3 St. Nicholas
Catholic Church of St. Nicholas - 4 George's Chapel at the cemetery
- Half-timbered houses in the old town
- the Schlossstrasse
- 5 the Calvarienberg (towards Tiefenbach)
- Pilgrimage church to Our Lady in the Nussbaum, Höchstberg
- 6 Ship lock Ship lock
- Classic car museum with over 40 collector's items at the hotel To the lamb
- 7 Ehrenberg Castle
activities
- Well-signposted hiking trails throughout the city
- 1 Outdoor terrace open from May to September
- Roemheldbad: indoor swimming pool and sauna
- Sports fields in every district
- 2 Böttinger See recreation area with shooting range
- Tennis courts
- the Neckar Valley way leads past Gundelsheim on the other side of the river
- The hiking path Neckarsteig goes through Gundelsheim
- the Salt and brine cycle path as part of the wellness route
kitchen
The order does not represent a rating.
- 1 Bräustüble restaurant, Schloßstraße 14, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 8453, Email: [email protected]. Open: 12 noon - 2 p.m. & from 5.30 p.m., closed on Wed.
- 2 Hotel-Restaurant Zum Lamm, Schlossstrasse 25-27, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 42020, Fax: (0)6269 420299, Email: [email protected].
- 3 Schell chocolate factory (Chocolate and wine seminars), Schlossstrasse 31-33, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 350. Open: Wed-Sun from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- 4 To the Commandery - Deutschmeisterhalle, Roemheldstrasse 5-7, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 4288 980. Open: permanently closed.
- Zum Weißen Rössle, Obergriesheimer Str. 17
- Ferienhof Michaelsberg (Access from Gundelsheim-Böttingen), Michaelsberg 3, 74831 Gundelsheim, Germany. Tel.: (0)6269 45071, Fax: (0)6269 45073. Open: all year round by appointment. Rest days: Mon, Tue.
Barrier-free restaurant, access partly via flat gravel paths - Stern, Untergriesheimer Str. 1 in Höchstberg
- Traube, Mühlweg 5 in Obergriesheim
Broom farms
Besenwirtschaften, elsewhere also called Strausswirtschaften, are usually not open all year round, mostly offer their own products and are often relatively inexpensive if they are of good quality
- 5 Viticulture pavilion (Viticulture, beer garden), Oststrasse 5, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 8015, Fax: (0)6269 429333. Open: daily from 11 a.m. popular local,
Toilets in the basement, several steps - 6 To the old wine press, Tiefenbacher Str. 26
- Kuhberg tavern (Broom economy with outside catering), Hauptstrasse 8, 74831 Gundelsheim-Bachenau. Tel.: (0)6269 264, (0)6269 90254, Email: [email protected]. Open: no day of rest, see homepage.
accommodation
- Hotel Restaurant zum Lamm, Schlossstr. 27
- Schell Café Guest Room, Schlossstr. 31
- Small holiday home, Schulgasse 9
- Ferienhof Michaelsberg in Böttingen, holiday apartment and guesthouse
- Löber holiday apartment, Neckarblick 21 in Böttingen
- Holiday apartment Wittich, St. Laurentius-Str. 13 in Bernbrunn
- Pension Müssigmühle, Höchstberger Strasse 82 in Tiefenbach
- Camping site "Burgenblick" on the Neckar near the lock
There are also some private rooms, addresses available on the city's website.
Practical advice
i point in the citizen's office, Tiefenbacher Str. 16, 74831 Gundelsheim. Tel.: (0)6269 9619, Fax: (0)6269 9696, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Landline area codes:
- Gundelsheim, Bachenau, Böttingen, Tiefenbach: 06269
- Bernbrunn: 06265
- Höchstberg, Obergriesheim: 07136
trips
- Hornberg Castle in Neckarzimmern
- Guttenberg Castle With Griffin control room
- Bad Wimpfen, Half-timbered town and former Staufer Palatinate
- Bad friedrichshall With Visitor mine
- Kaspar Glassworks Neckarzimmern
- Excursions to the Neckar, Jagst and Kocher
- Two-wheel museum in Neckarsulm
- The wellness route
- The Neckar cycle path
Web links
- http://www.gundelsheim.de - Official website of Gundelsheim
