Weikersheim, Medieval town in Main-Tauber-Kreis, Germany
Weikersheim is a town in the Main-Tauber region, marked by a castle with a historic garden and surrounded by fields and forests. Buildings spread across rolling terrain that shapes the character of the place.
The town developed as a settlement under the rule of the Hohenlohe family, who built the castle and garden complex. This family shaped the place for several centuries until the early 1800s.
The castle garden features ornamental beds and fountains that invite people to stroll and shape daily life in the town. Visitors find spaces to linger where the place's past and present come together.
The center is easy to reach on foot, and the castle garden is open to the public for exploring. Parking is available near the main areas, making a visit straightforward.
The castle houses a museum showing the daily life of the family that lived there for generations. These glimpses into private life offer a rare window into regional history.
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