Güttersbach: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

History

The church in Güttersbach has medieval origins. A tower was added between 1210 and around 1230, and a replacement church was probably built in the mid-13th century. The surviving furnishings include a late Romanesque baptismal font and the “Eleven Bell.”

The church in Güttersbach also preserves evidence connected with the area’s medieval ironworking. Older slag finds indicate that ironworking contributed to the development of the valley.

Surroundings

Spessartskopf, Kleiner Meisenberg, and Vogelherd are located in the immediate vicinity of Güttersbach. Meisenberg, Erbach Castle, and Fürstenau are located in the surrounding area of Güttersbach.

Wachenburg and Hemsbach Castle are located in the wider regional surroundings of Güttersbach.

Regional Context

Documented regional specialties associated with Mossautal include products from Hesse’s smallest dairy as well as beer brewed with spring water by a large local brewery in southern Hesse.

For additional local pages, the next navigation options lead to Hüttenthal and Ober Mossau. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Güttersbach can then continue searching for accommodation.

To the higher-level travel overview: Mossautal.