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Accommodation in Lobbach
A trip to Lobbach has one specific cultural focal point; the surrounding region and the wider Rhein-Neckar District offer a variety of nature, culture and leisure activities. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Lobbach, your preferred focus for the trip can be your first filter: are you interested in an event, outdoor activities, historical sites, water activities or regional food culture?
Culture in Lobbach: Lobenfeld Monastery Church
Lobenfeld Monastery Church continues to serve as the church for the municipality of Lobenfeld and can be hired through the parish for events and concerts. Both aspects may be of interest when planning your trip: its religious connection and the option of using the church for a specific occasion. If you would like to include an event, contact the parish for the latest details.
More regional ideas
On the section of the handbike tour through the Kleiner Odenwald that leads to Reichartshausen, the route passes along the “Trees of the Year” avenue, which features various tree species. This gives this section of the route a clearly defined connection to trees. In Reichartshausen, the outdoor pool offers a chance to cool off. If you plan to visit, please check the current opening hours.
Nature and outdoor activities in the Rhein-Neckar District
The wider travel destination of the Rhein-Neckar District offers a variety of nature-related activities. The Bergstraße and the eastern part of the Rhein-Neckar District lie within the Neckartal-Odenwald Nature Park. Eberbach has 150 kilometres of marked hiking trails. The annual “Ab in den Wald” programme offers free guided forest walks and excursions throughout the Rhein-Neckar District. This means you can choose between a specific figure for the trail network and a district-wide programme of guided forest activities.
History, culture and special places
Historical and cultural attractions also offer a variety of experiences. In Ladenburg’s historic town centre, much of the townscape is still shaped by the Middle Ages and, in part, by the Roman era. Parts of the former town wall and defensive towers remain in Wiesloch. The Electoral Palatinate Schwetzingen Palace features a Rococo theatre and a world-famous park. Guided tours are offered at Windeck Castle ruins in Weinheim, and the Technik Museum Sinsheim displays the Concorde. Hockenheimring in Hockenheim is considered a draw for motorsport fans.
Water, food and the region
Water activities can be clearly distinguished: Waidsee in Weinheim has areas for paddlers, sailors and windsurfers; at the swimming lake in St. Leon, waterskiing and wakeboarding are available on a cable system. Schwetzingen’s asparagus cultivation, which has been practised there for around 350 years, offers another regional highlight. Together with five other tourism destinations, the Rhein-Neckar District is part of the “Im Süden ganz oben” network, which aims to raise the profile of northern Baden-Württemberg as a travel destination.
Discover more destinations
Discover more destinations: Bammental, Ketsch, Schriesheim, Zuzenhausen, Hemsbach, Brühl, Neulußheim, Rauenberg.
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