A great experience to be able to inhale “salty” or “sea like” breeze that is produced off of the grassy twigs where the water trickles down from. The current entrance fee is €1,50 for adults. It is easily accessible. There is also a small elevator inside so that those who have walkers/strollers could easily access the second floor without any problems. There is plenty of free parking nearby. We visited during the week, so it was absolutely a wonderful walk without having to fight through the crowds.

Beautiful area and great food. Service was nice and it was worth the hour drive. Robe the bike up here and it’s a climb just be ready for that. Great views and many more remains in the area

This ruin was a wonderful surprise. We came here as a party of two adults and three children ages 5,3,1.5. I wore the baby and the kids walked. The parking lot was easy to find, and signs to the castle were not very obvious but got us there, and once on the main path up, there's no way to get lost. It is uphikl but not grueling and both my older kids were able to do it without assistance,if a little complaining. That path is stroller friendly but the castle, of course, isn't. There is a little lookout right before you enter the castle which has an ok view and some seating. You enter the gate and come into a courtyard and see the ticket office, and from there you can enter the main body of the castle once you buy tickets (we only paid for the two of us adults, as the kids were free). This is when we were astounded - this castle is HUGE, with so much to see and explore, and in pretty amazing shape considering. The tower is a long climb but worth it. There aren't a ton of seats or any picnic tables throughout and I think the only bathroom is near the ticket office. There are frequent signs saying what each room was, and if I remember correctly there is a map giving more detail. The exhibits in and near the ticket office Are all in German. Nevertheless this is one of my favorite ruins so far, especially given the easy access from the parking lot. Bring snacks and water as you might be there a while. Of note, there is an awesome biergarten behind the castle, a 5 minute walk past it after you go through the courtyard and make a left UP the hill (not down). It was closed the day we came but it has ample outdoor seating and a great little play area for the kids; I hope to come back just to eat here.

A lovely hotel located in beautiful gardens & park, 2 minutes walk from the centre, bars & restaurants. On entering, there was parking (at a charge) & an EV charger. Only 22kwh but charged overnight at a flate rate of €30 which is reasonable. The receptionist was very helpful & made us feel welcome. The rooms, while didn't have air con, were very spacious & although looked somewhat dated, they had more of a cool retro vibe to them. Almost Ikea-ish if that makes sense. The view we had was excellent. All toiletries, towels etc. were provided as expected & the beds were very comfortable. The building itself is extremley impressive & a wonder around the grounds gardens is a must. The breakfast was good & with plenty of choice. We sat outside as it was a lovely warm summer morning & watched the small birds jumping around in an attempt to pick up scraps. Very relaxing. To sum up, the hotel was excellent & we well definitely be returning. 5 stars!

I was confused about what this was exactly based on the Google Maps location information and reviews; I figured it was a ruin of a Roman villa and winery, but there were opening hours and a type of building that most ruins don’t have. Indeed, it is “JUST” a ruined Roman villa and winery, though there is a closeby winery, which seem to be a separate establishment from the ruin. That building is a covered/enclosed part of the ruin that that is inaccessible for entry unless you have a guided tour (though you can see inside pretty well), but the outdoor section is freely accessible 24/7. I came here today on this hot August Monday afternoon with my three kids ages 6, 4, and 2 years. We parked at the lot about 100 meters south of the ruin - it can be seen on Google Maps via satellite view, but there is no Google Maps location there (though I did request the addition of one). The lot is large but very sunny with little shade. There was a paved path leading up a slight incline to the ruin; a stroller would have been fine but the walk is quite short, and my three kids did it in about 15 minutes (I'm sure less than 5 minutes for many adults). Once at the ruin, there are stairs you can climb but I think you can see most of it without, though the stairs and halls through the ruined foundations are quite fun to navigate through, and there are informational signs hidden throughout the ruin. There are tons of diagrams showing what things looked like back then, and lots of information only in German (I haven't yet had a chance to translate them, which is hard to do on the spot with three small kids). The area is quite sunny but has some shaded spots. An unexpected, very interesting find were the coffins with a listing of the bodies and accessories found in them. You could look into the inside and see most of it, if not read the signs on the walls - it looks like it is meant to show what the interior of the villa might have looked like. There was not much in the way of seats in terms of benches or picnic tables, but plenty of rock walls and stones to sit on. We spent about 30 minutes there (including having a snack that we brought with us) before moving on to the Romankelter, which was the Roman winepress maybe 100-200 meters along the path (I don't remember if signs pointed to it, as we used Google Maps, but it was just had to go down through the grapevines one section and make a right and there it was). There is an enclosed building there that you can look into to read the signs and see some artifacts. That was a very short visit, about 5-10 minutes, though I didn't take the time to translate all of the signs. Again, plenty of rocks to sit on to rest or picnic. We had the fun opportunity to see some alpacas being led along the path as we went back to our car. Overall it was about a 1 hour visit for both together, including having snacks and walking; it may be shorter for people who walk faster than my kids or maybe longer if you take the time to read all of the signs. I highly recommend visiting this place if you are close to the area - I'd drive up to an hour for this as it was beautiful, informative, and fun to explore. Or drive farther and make a day out of it visiting nearby wineries! There is also another Villa Rustica about 15 minutes north that may make a good addition to the day, though I haven't been there myself yet.

(Translated by Google) Very good wine. Large selection. Nice modern but cozy tasting room. Very nice and friendly winemaking family. We have been coming here to buy wine for 12 years and hopefully will continue to do so for a long time. (Original) Sehr guter Wein. Große Auswahl. Schöne moderne aber gemütliche Probierstube. Sehr nette und freundliche Winzerfamilie. Wir kommen schon seit 12 Jahren hier Wein kaufen und werden es hoffentlich auch noch lange tun.

(Translated by Google) I come from Stuttgart several times a year and my first trip to the Noll butcher's shop...... a Bredche and a Fleschworscht on the hand and then a few nice cans of homemade food... delicious. Many greetings from Stuttgart (Original) Ich komm mehrmals in Jahr aus Stuttgart und mein erster Weg zur Metzgerei Noll...... a Bredche un a Fleschworscht uff die Hand und dann ein paar schöne Dosen Hausmacher...lecker. Viele Grüße aus Stuttgart

Delightful owner took the time to let us taste a selection of his delicious wines. We were super lucky that he also had time to show us the production downstairs. A real treat!

Love this museum! Small, but big enough for a few hours. Our 7 year old enjoyed the (few) activities. Our 3 year old enjoyed the many animals (mounted). Excellent price.

A lovely hotel located in beautiful gardens & park, 2 minutes walk from the centre, bars & restaurants. On entering, there was parking (at a charge) & an EV charger. Only 22kwh but charged overnight at a flate rate of €30 which is reasonable. The receptionist was very helpful & made us feel welcome. The rooms, while didn't have air con, were very spacious & although looked somewhat dated, they had more of a cool retro vibe to them. Almost Ikea-ish if that makes sense. The view we had was excellent. All toiletries, towels etc. were provided as expected & the beds were very comfortable. The building itself is extremley impressive & a wonder around the grounds gardens is a must. The breakfast was good & with plenty of choice. We sat outside as it was a lovely warm summer morning & watched the small birds jumping around in an attempt to pick up scraps. Very relaxing. To sum up, the hotel was excellent & we well definitely be returning. 5 stars!

I don't gamble. I just went with my friends. It's clean and nice. But I can't give any other feedback

Great lecture by owner and son. Beautiful setting. Excellent wine tasting experience.

(Translated by Google) The city museum presents the interesting and distant history of the city and region. Starting from the Bronze Age, the Celtic camps and graves, the Romans with quarries and villas, the Franconian princely finds right up to modern times. Entry is free. The modernization has made the local history, especially the Celtic and Roman times, even better illustrated. (Original) Das Stadtmuseum stellt die interessante und weit zurück liegende Geschichte der Stadt und Region dar. Angefangen von der Bronzezeit, den Keltenlagern und Gräbern, den Römern mit Steinbruch und Villen, den fränkischen Fürstenfunden bis hin in die Neuzeit. Der Eintritt ist kostenlos. Durch die Modernisierung wurde die lokale Geschichte, insbesondere die Zeit der Kelten und Römer noch besser veranschaulicht.