Georg-Fahrbach-Weg 1. Etappe, Ingelfingen-Criesbach bis Öhringen

"Where Götz learned and counts hunted"

Fun to see and learn:

There is a Georg Fahrbach exhibition at the Alte Kelter in Criesbach. The castle of the Counts of Hohenlohe, built in nearby Ingelfingen anno 1701, has been owned by the town since 1962 and has served as the town hall since its renovation in 1984/1985. Next door is the "Schwarze Hof", a remarkable town house and the Hagdorn shell limestone museum. In the vineyards is the Ingelfinger Fass. It is considered the second largest wooden barrel in Europe and houses a wine museum.

Dominant in Niedernhall are the Laurentius Church and the Götzenhaus. The building is an eye-catcher with its Renaissance paintings in the half-timbering. The Latin school that Götz von Berlichingen attended was located here.The former hunting lodge Hermersberg is privately owned. It is not open to the public.

The two towers of the large district town of Öhringen are visible from afar. Wednesdays and Saturdays are market days in the heart of the residential town. Öhringen is home to the Weygang Museum, the Car and Motorcycle Museum with the Museum of Modern Glass, as well as the Tower Museum on the blast tower of the collegiate church. The Upper Gate and the historic Pflaumer cutlery workshop are also worth a visit.