Bauland route

On the Liebliches Taubertal cycle path, you reach the Grünkern area via Königshofen to Unterschüpf, which has a church from the 13th century and frescoes from the 15th century as well as an Adam-Ehrlich organ. In Wölchingen, you are greeted by the cathedral of the Franconian region, a late-Romanesque, three-aisled pillar basilica with a transept. In Uiffingen, your route leads past the fortified church designed by the Baden architect Weinbrenner. In Gissigheim, the Jewish cemetery is located on Eulenberg.

From here, it goes on to the wine village of Königheim.

Then it continues via Tauberbischofsheim, the Olympic fencing training center, with its historic old town and the Tauber-Franconian Landscape Museum in the Kurmainz Palace, and Lauda, where you can visit the local history museum.

On the way back, the ruins of the Theobald Chapel in Edelfingen invite you to a short visit, and various beer gardens offer refreshment for the last kilometers.