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| Neresheim | ||
| federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
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| Residents | 7.945 (2019) | |
| height | 503 m | |
| Tourist info | (0)7326 8149 www.neresheim.de | |
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Neresheim is a city in Härtsfeld on the Eastern Alb.
background
Neresheim is a state-approved resort, but the city became world-famous for the monastery church that stands east of the city on the Ulrichsberg.
getting there
| Surroundings of Neresheim | ||
| Bask 24 km | Bopfingen 16 km | Nordlingen 18 km |
| Oberkochen 24 km |  | Donauwörth 46 km |
| Heidenheim 21 km | Giengen 22 km | Dillingen 28 km |
By plane
The Stuttgart Airport is just over 100 km away. The is suitable for smaller machines Aalen-Heidenheim airfield in the Elchingen district.
By train
Neresheim is on the route of the Härtsfeldbahn, which only operates as a museum railway. The next train stations are in Bopfingen and in Heidenheim.
By bus
There are bus connections with Bask via lines 106 and 108 from Beck Schubert, with Bopfingen via line 7864 from Regiobus Stuttgart, with Dischingen and Ballmertshofen on line 101 from Omnibus Rupp and with Heidenheim on lines 51 and 52 of the HVG.
In the street
Neresheim is on the B466, it crosses the city as Schwäbische Albstraße and connects to the A7 AS near Heidenheim 
116. From Aalen and the A7 AS 115 you get to Neresheim on the L1084.
mobility
The Neresheim city bus runs every hour from Monday to Friday.
Tourist Attractions
Neresheim monastery church
1 Neresheim Abbey Church, Benedictine Abbey 73450 Neresheim. Tel.: (0)7326 85 01, Fax: (0)7326 85 133. 
It is probably the most important attraction in the entire Härtsfeld area. It is open daily with free admission from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Guided tours are offered Mon – Sat 11 am and 3 pm, Sun 11:15 am and 3:15 pm. They take place for at least 15 interested people, they last about 45 minutes and are free of charge, donations are welcome.
The monastery church was built according to the plans of Balthasar Neumann, it was created in the years 1750–1792 in the late baroque style. The ceiling frescoes are by the Tyrolean painter Martin Knoller. Concerts are held regularly in the church during the summer months.
One belongs to the monastery Monastery museum. Tel.: (0)7326 8501. . It can only be viewed as part of a guided tour. It is open Tuesdays to Fridays, and registration (by telephone) is required. On Sat and Sun there are guided tours at 4 p.m., which you can also take part in without prior registration. Admission price adults € 5, groups € 4 per person, children up to 8 years free. Many of the museum's rooms can only be reached by stairs.
The Monastery property is privately managed, the products are marketed in a farm shop.
Härtsfeld Museum
Härtsfeld Museum, Rathausstrasse 22 (in the old Vogthaus). Open: Apr – Oct Sun 1.30pm – 4pm.Price: Admission: € 1.50, reduced € 1.: Exhibits from the surrounding area, including a pharmacy, rosaries. In 2005 the museum was named a "Exemplary Local History Museum".
Härtsfeldbahn Museum
Härtsfeldbahn Museum. Open: on days when the train is in operation from 11 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm.The Härtsfeldbahn was a narrow-gauge railway that was operated by Bask to Dillingen on the Danube drove. The operation was stopped in 1972, the tracks dismantled. Museum trains have been running on a 3 km section in the summer months since 2002. The museum visit is included in the fare.
miscellaneous
- Show charcoaling in the nature reserve south of the city Compulsion. Details and current dates at the tourist information.
- Pilgrimage chapel Maria book on the K3301 (towards Hohlenstein)
activities
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nightlife
accommodation
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Practical advice
Tourist information, Main street 21, 73450 Neresheim, Germany. Tel.: (0)7326 8149, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon-Thu 8.30 a.m.-12 p.m., Thu 2.30 p.m.-5 p.m., Fri 8.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m.
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Web links
https://www.neresheim.de/ - Official website of Neresheim
