Neckarsteig: Etappe Mosbach - Gundelsheim

This Neckarsteig stage leads 13 km from Mosbach via Hornberg Castle near Neckarzimmern to the Teutonic town of Gundelsheim.

The Mahnmal Neckarzimmern commemorates the deportation of almost all Jews in Baden, the Palatinate and Saarland. It consists of a large floor sculpture in the shape of a Star of David.

The Hornberg Castle was the residence of Götz von Berlichingen for 45 years and was probably founded in the 11th century.

Thanks to a foot and cycle bridge, the station is connected to the district of Haßmersheim on the other side of the Neckar.

The Michaelskapelle stands in the middle of a nature reserve on the Michaelsberg. It is considered one of the oldest church buildings in the region.

The so-called Himmelsleiter leads through the terraced vineyards "Himmelreich" and connects the Michaelsberg with the Deutschordenstadt Gundelsheim.

You can take a trip into the history of the town on the "Historical Trail" through the old town.

The Horneck Castle can be seen from afar and is located in the immediate vicinity of the Neckar castles Ehrenberg, Guttenberg Castle and Hornberg Castle.

Together with Guttenberg Castle, Horneck Castle was an important link between Heilbronn and Heidelberg. Today, the castle complex serves as the Transylvanian home of the Transylvanian Saxons with an adjoining Transylvanian Museum dedicated to their history. The castle also houses a hotel.