Finkenbach: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Finkenbach has a municipal outdoor swimming pool with a solar-heated pool, paddling pool, and kiosk. There are also free parking spaces, table tennis, beach volleyball, a playground, a football area, and a multifunctional sports court. If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Finkenbach, the next step is to search for accommodation.

Landscape

Gickelsberg and Rinke are located in the area surrounding Finkenbach. Bocksberg and Sensbacher Höhe are also located in the vicinity of the town.

Culture

Hirschhorn Castle and Erbach Castle are located in the surrounding area of Finkenbach. Wachenburg and the Museum of the City of Weinheim are located in the wider regional area.

Finkenbach has a long musical tradition centered around the Finkenbach Festival. The festival began in 1976 with a local fire brigade celebration at which Guru Guru performed, and was later associated with krautrock. According to the organizer, it has continued since its revival in 2008, apart from the interruption in 2020/21.

History

Finkenbach's documented roots date back to the 11th century. The first recorded mention is dated June 5, 1347. The history of Finkenbach as two separately administered parts, which were united under the name Finkenbach in 1949, is also documented.

Further information about the town: Kortelshütte.

For the higher-level travel overview: Rothenberg.