The state-approved tourist community with 1300 inhabitants is located directly on the German Wine Route. With a wide view over vineyards into the Rhine valley, it is a good place to hike and experience a lot.
Association for tourism: tel. 06342 919629, fax 919630.
Sights: Prot. parsonage (one of the ancestral homes of the English and Spanish crowns), Schlössel (former official building from the late Baroque period), Prot. parish church, Waldgeisterweg.
Museums: local museum. Recreation: hiking and biking trails, children's playground, tennis, horseback riding, table tennis, shooting range, guest events and cultural-historical tours. Tours of the village.
Festivals: Wine festival at Whitsun, Kerwe on the 1st weekend in Sept, Federweißen festival on the last weekend in Sept. Transport links: B 38 (German Wine Route), nearest train station Bad Bergzabern (5 km), Wissembourg (6 km), bus line Landau-Schweigen-Wissembourg.
Sights: Prot. parsonage (one of the ancestral homes of the English and Spanish crowns), Schlössel (former official building from the late Baroque period), Prot. parish church, Waldgeisterweg.
Museums: local museum.
Recreation: hiking and biking trails, children's playground, tennis, horseback riding, table tennis, shooting range, guest events and cultural-historical tours of the village.
Festivals: Wine festival at Whitsun, Kerwe on the 1st weekend in Sept, Feather White Festival on the last
weekend in September
Transportation: B 38 (German Wine Route), nearest train station Bad Bergzabern(5km), Wissembourg (6km),
bus line Landau-Schweigen-Wissembourg.
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The oldest wine tourism route, the German Wine Route, runs for about 85 kilometers through the Pfalz wine region with its idyllic wine villages.
Viehstrich, as the northern edge of the Bienwald is called due to the once pronounced livestock farming here. An extraordinary region where time ...
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