Hohenlohe District: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A hiking route in the Hohenlohe region connects elevated viewpoints, quiet forests, nature, history and panoramic views between Waldenburg and Schwäbisch Hall. This is ideal for a trip in which you want to experience hiking, landscapes and history together.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Hohenlohe District.

Culture

Hermersberg Castle is a named map feature approximately 2.6 km north of the centre of Hohenlohe District. Neuenstein Castle is a named map feature approximately 5.5 km south of the centre; Westernbach Fort is located as a named map feature approximately 7.4 km west of the centre, and Jagsthausen Fort as a named map feature approximately 11.6 km northwest of the centre. For travellers who want to place these named castles and forts within the context of their Hohenlohe trip, the selection provides specific reference points.

Hohenlohe is associated with castles and palaces of historic character, including those in the Künzelsau area.

Landscape and Wine

Friedrichsberg is a named map feature approximately 8.7 km southeast of the centre of Hohenlohe District. Nameless Point and Reisacher Berg are named map features approximately 15.2 km southeast and 20.4 km southwest of the centre, respectively. The Private Weather Station in Weberdorf is located approximately 29.3 km northeast as a named map feature.

Hohenlohe encompasses the Hohenlohe Plain, the Kocher and Jagst valleys, extensive forests and parts of the Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park. The wine-growing landscapes also include the Hohenlohe vineyards near Neuenstein.

Geological formations in Hohenlohe include sandstone and shell limestone formations as well as sinkholes.

Activities

The hiking terrain in Hohenlohe ranges from gentle riverside paths and elevated sections to gorges with waterfalls.

Hohenlohe District is increasingly focusing on cyclists in tourism and is designating more cycle routes.

Regional Cuisine

Excursions in Hohenlohe are also associated with regional food.

If you would like to organise your search within Hohenlohe District by individual places, you can access the local pages for Bretzfeld, Forchtenberg, Ingelfingen, Krautheim, Künzelsau, Kupferzell, Mulfingen and Neuenstein. The local pages for Niedernhall, Öhringen, Pfedelbach, Schöntal, Sindringen, Waldenburg, Weißbach and Zweiflingen likewise provide further regional orientation.

To the higher-level travel overview: Baden-Württemberg.