Weikersheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Knights’ Hall in Weikersheim Palace was built around 1600 and has a 40-metre-long wooden ceiling without supports.

When planning a stay in Weikersheim, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The interior rooms of Weikersheim Palace can be visited as part of a guided palace tour.

Today, the Gänsturm houses a small town museum offering insights into Weikersheim’s history. From the roof of the Gänsturm, visitors can enjoy a view across the city’s rooftops.

In St. George’s Church, centrally located on the market square, concerts are held alongside regular services.

Gardens

The ensemble of statues from the time when the Baroque garden was created has been fully preserved in Weikersheim Palace Garden.

Weikersheim Palace Garden is also home to the rare “Dwarf Gallery”, a group of dwarf statues.

Weikersheim Palace Garden includes an orchard with historic fruit trees, a rose garden and a town garden with old trees. In summer, the Alchemy and Witches’ Garden is also added.

In the Alchemy and Witches’ Garden, guests can discover witch herbs, magical plants and mystical symbols. The garden area is located on the site of an alchemy laboratory that existed more than 400 years ago.

Events and Trails

The TauberPhilharmonie offers a varied programme of concerts, cabaret, comedy, cinema and festivals. It is accessible and can be reached at ground level.

The 8-kilometre Tauberschwarz Hiking Trail begins in Laudenbach and conveys the history of the regional Tauberschwarz grape variety and a special wine.

The Hohenlohe Residences Trail begins in Weikersheim and leads to impressive palaces, historic residences and picturesque landscapes.

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Main-Tauber District