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Birkweiler im FrühlingPhoto: Dominik Ketz, Bildarchiv SÜW e.V.
In the romantic wine-growing village of Birkweiler you will find the most famous vineyard on the Southern Wine Route with its very different soil structures, the chestnut bush. And as the name suggests, in the mild climate, in addition to the wine, not only the chestnuts thrive, but also the delicate pink almond trees bloom.
Winegrowing village at the foot of the Hohenberg with 720 inhabitants
Sights:
> Historic sandstone and half-timbered houses in the well-preserved village centre, two parish churches, Hohenberg lookout tower, Palatinate Mandelhain, "Tree of the Year" complex
> leisure time: Geological-ecological nature trail WeinBruch Kastanienbusch, children's playground, boules court
Highlight:
> wine seasons
at any time of the year, wine and vines are celebrated here. "Weinfrühling" (2012) and "Weinwinter" (2016) the most beautiful wine festival in the Palatinate.
Opening times
| Monday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Tuesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Wednesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Thursday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Friday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Saturday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Sunday | 00:00–24:00 |
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Geological and Ecological Nature Trail in the Renowned Kastanienbusch Vineyard
Cozy wine villages, rewarding views, and outstanding vineyard sites
A short tour offering views of and insights into the small wine-growing village of Birkweiler.
A hike to the summit of the Hohenberg, with plenty of opportunities to stop and simply enjoy the view!
The oldest wine tourism route, the German Wine Route, runs for about 85 kilometers through the Pfalz wine region with its idyllic wine villages.
On just under 100 km, we discover Germany's second largest wine-growing region and experience the sun-drenched Palatinate at its finest.
Geological and Ecological Nature Trail in the Renowned Kastanienbusch Vineyard
Cozy wine villages, rewarding views, and outstanding vineyard sites
A short tour offering views of and insights into the small wine-growing village of Birkweiler.
A hike to the summit of the Hohenberg, with plenty of opportunities to stop and simply enjoy the view!
The oldest wine tourism route, the German Wine Route, runs for about 85 kilometers through the Pfalz wine region with its idyllic wine villages.
On just under 100 km, we discover Germany's second largest wine-growing region and experience the sun-drenched Palatinate at its finest.
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