Weinheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wachenburg Castle and Hemsbach Palace are located in the immediate vicinity of Weinheim. Wachenberg and Gorrenkopf are also in the immediate vicinity of Weinheim.

When deciding to rent a holiday apartment in Weinheim, the town itself is the focus as a travel destination.

Culture and History

In the wider area around Weinheim are the Schriesheim Visitor Mine, the Lobdengau Museum, Eichelberg and Waldskopf.

Weinheim preserves a historic quarter with small half-timbered houses and traditional guild houses.

Nature and Landscape

The Exotenwald Arboretum was founded in 1872, covers 60 hectares and borders Weinheim's palace park to the south.

Events

The Weinheim Kerwe is described as the largest summer festival on the Bergstraße; it culminates on Sunday and ends with the “Woinemer Kerwemontag”.

In the Exotenwald stands a Lebanon cedar planted around 1720, described as one of the oldest and largest in Germany.

Geographical Setting

Geographically, Weinheim lies on the northern Baden Mountain Road, directly on the edge of the Odenwald.

Weinheim has the Hermannshof display and trial garden, the palace park with old trees and the Exotenwald Arboretum.

There are restaurants, cafés and small shops in the area around the historic old town and palace park.

Weinheim is described as a town of two castles with a historic quarter and the Hermannshof garden.

Further destinations: Heddesheim, Hilsbach, Waibstadt, Sinsheim, Gaiberg, Schriesheim, Nußloch, Rauenberg.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rhein-Neckar District.