The Jockgrim Art Trail presents 19 works of art in public spaces and offers a short discovery walk through local art; at the same time, it is easy and safe to walk. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Jockgrim can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture
The Zehnthaus Jockgrim is a large half-timbered house built in 1718. It houses art exhibitions and serves as a centre for modern art.
The Jockgrim Brick Museum documents around a century of brick production. The exhibition covers brick production from clay extraction through to shipping. A restored original turret press illustrates the production methods used at the former brickworks.
Nature
The Jockgrim quarry lake in the Johanneswiesen local recreation area has clear water and well-maintained sandy and grassy sunbathing areas.
History and Paths
Hinterstädtel is described as the oldest part of Jockgrim and includes a town wall dating from the 15th century. Hinterstädtel, the town wall and Lina-Sommer-Platz are publicly accessible without restriction by opening hours. The Woog footpath runs along Jockgrim’s town wall.
The Otterbachbruch hiking trail can be reached by public transport.
Mobility
Jockgrim is located on the Schifferstadt–Wörth railway line. Since 2010, the town has been connected to the Karlsruhe Stadtbahn on the Germersheim–Wörth section. At Jockgrim railway station, there are freely accessible bicycle stands suitable for e-bikes.
Community
For the area of the Jockgrim collective municipality, opportunities for community life in the social, cultural, civic and sporting fields are described for all age groups.
Other destinations: Rülzheim, Hördt, Germersheim, Hatzenbühl, Bellheim, Freisbach, Steinweiler, Zeiskam.