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Meadows in the Ohrntal near Oberohrn (29.04.2018)
Meadows in the Ohrntal near Oberohrn (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

335 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

Vineyards in the Sulm Valley near Löwenstein (29.04.2018)
Vineyards in the Sulm Valley near Löwenstein (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

320 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

View of the Löwensteiner Berg with Löwenstein Castle (29.04.2018)
View of the Löwensteiner Berg with Löwenstein Castle (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

401 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

View from the Löwensteiner Mountains over the Sulm Valley (29.04.2018)
View from the Löwensteiner Mountains over the Sulm Valley (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

346 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

Löwenstein, vineyards in the natural region of the Swabian-Franconian Forest Hills above the Sulm Valley (29.04.2018)
Löwenstein, vineyards in the natural region of the Swabian-Franconian Forest Hills above the Sulm Valley (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

404 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

Fish pond at the Cistercian nunnery Lichtenstern (29.04.2018)
Fish pond at the Cistercian nunnery Lichtenstern (29.04.2018)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

364 1200x900 Px, 03.05.2018

View of Stockheim Castle in the Wurmbach Valley near Heilbronn (24.07.2016)
View of Stockheim Castle in the Wurmbach Valley near Heilbronn (24.07.2016)
Peter Reiser

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

368 1200x900 Px, 24.03.2017

Small stream near Haßmersheim. Captured on March 15, 2015
Small stream near Haßmersheim. Captured on March 15, 2015
Andreas Strobel

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

574 680x1024 Px, 30.05.2015

View from Bad Wimpfen over the Neckar Valley towards Heilbronn. 16.8.2014
View from Bad Wimpfen over the Neckar Valley towards Heilbronn. 16.8.2014
Andreas Strobel

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

795  2 1200x797 Px, 25.08.2014

Cloud formations in the Neckar Valley between Gundelsheim and Offenau....4.8.2013
Cloud formations in the Neckar Valley between Gundelsheim and Offenau....4.8.2013
Andreas Strobel

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

545 1200x797 Px, 05.12.2013

View in the Salinenpark in Bad Rappenau.....here you can see one of the drilling houses and a well driller. 6.10.2013
View in the Salinenpark in Bad Rappenau.....here you can see one of the drilling houses and a well driller. 6.10.2013
Andreas Strobel

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

751 768x1024 Px, 10.10.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyards of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the north hill covered with vines. However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyards of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the "north hill covered with vines." However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

650 861x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine-growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to there as the north hill covered with vines. The Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine-growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to there as the "north hill covered with vines." The Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

945 800x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The View of the Major Wine Growing Region on 13.07.2013 Popular Excursion Destination 308 m Above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the north hill covered with vines. However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The View of the Major Wine Growing Region on 13.07.2013 Popular Excursion Destination 308 m Above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the "north hill covered with vines." However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

677 800x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the north hill covered with vines. However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to as the "north hill covered with vines." However, the Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

624 800x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

704 874x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine-growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to there as the north hill covered with vines. The Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn and the many wine-growing areas on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn The Wartberg is one of the single vineyard sites of Heilbronn wine-growing. Viticulture on the Wartberg is first mentioned in a document from the year 1146. It is referred to there as the "north hill covered with vines." The Heilbronn Wartberg is not only a wine-growing area but also offers a great view over Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

788 800x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn
Wartberg in Heilbronn: The view towards Heilbronn on 13.07.2013 Popular excursion destination 308 m above Heilbronn
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

772 901x600 Px, 26.07.2013

Heilbronn, the view from Wartberg on 13.07.2013
Heilbronn, the view from Wartberg on 13.07.2013
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

794 800x476 Px, 25.07.2013

View from Wartberg Tower on 07/13/2013. The Wartberg is located in Heilbronn.
View from Wartberg Tower on 07/13/2013. The Wartberg is located in Heilbronn.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

524 800x600 Px, 25.07.2013

The ruins of Weibertreu Castle are located in Weinsberg, Heilbronn district. Taken: 12.07.2013. In 1140, the castle was owned by the Welfs, who were disputing power in the empire with the Staufers. King Conrad III., accompanied by his brother Frederick II of Swabia and several bishops and princes (including Margrave Hermann III of Baden), besieged the castle for several weeks and defeated Welf VI, who was rushing to relieve the siege, in an open field battle on December 21, 1140. Shortly thereafter, the castle surrendered. According to the report of the Cologne Royal Chronicle, the king promised the women in Weibertreu Castle safe passage and allowed each to carry away whatever she could on her shoulders. Death awaited the men. The women took the king at his word and carried their men down on their backs, thus saving their lives, as the king kept his promise. The women became known as the faithful wives of Weinsberg, and the castle acquired its name Weibertreu (probably during the 18th century) due to this event.
The ruins of Weibertreu Castle are located in Weinsberg, Heilbronn district. Taken: 12.07.2013. In 1140, the castle was owned by the Welfs, who were disputing power in the empire with the Staufers. King Conrad III., accompanied by his brother Frederick II of Swabia and several bishops and princes (including Margrave Hermann III of Baden), besieged the castle for several weeks and defeated Welf VI, who was rushing to relieve the siege, in an open field battle on December 21, 1140. Shortly thereafter, the castle surrendered. According to the report of the Cologne Royal Chronicle, the king promised the women in Weibertreu Castle safe passage and allowed "each to carry away whatever she could on her shoulders." Death awaited the men. The women took the king at his word and carried their men down on their backs, thus saving their lives, as the king kept his promise. The women became known as the faithful wives of Weinsberg, and the castle acquired its name Weibertreu (probably during the 18th century) due to this event.
Uwe Munz

Germany / Baden-Württemberg / Heilbronn District

1039 800x600 Px, 24.07.2013