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The region Hardtwald and Bruhrain is in the northwest of Baden-Wuerttemberg in the Baden Rhine Plain.
Regions
The forest area in the Baden Rhine Plain around Karlsruhe is called Hardtwald denotes, it extends from Rastatt above Karlsruhe north up Graben-Neudorf, the name can often be found until shortly before Mannheim.
The Hardtwald is bordered on the west by the Rhine and its arms of the Old Rhine, in the east by the Kraichgau or the a border that is not always clearly recognizable. The closes in a northerly direction Bruhrain an area that is characterized by the arms of the Old Rhine and wetlands of the lowlands. The Bruhrain extends in the north about to Schwetzingen and goes over into the Electoral Palatinate.
The places south of Karlsruhe are described in the article about Central bathing described
places
- 1 Bad Schönborn
- 2 Bruchsal
- 3 Dettenheim
- 4 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen
- 5 Forest (Baden)
- 6 Graben-Neudorf
- 7 Karlsdorf-Neuthard
- 8 Linkenheim-Hochstetten
- 9 Philippsburg
- 10 Rauenberg
- 11 Reilingen
- 12 Stutensee
- 13 Ubstadt pond
- 14 Waghausel
- 15 Wiesloch
Other goals
background
Special crops, especially asparagus, thrive on the sandy soil of the Rhine plain. The northern part of the Baden Asparagus Route goes through this region.
language
German in Baden and Palatinate
getting there
- Airports in Mannheim, Rheinmünster and Stuttgart
- IC / ICE stop in Karlsruhe
- The Rhine is navigable; mooring with pleasure boats is possible, also in the arms of the old Rhine.
- Rhine cycle route
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- Bruchsaler Castle, historic residence of the Speyer Füstbischöfe, today also the German Museum of Music Automatons
- Nature reserve "Rußheimer Altrhein-Elisabethenwörth" - natural arm of the old Rhine