Through the historic town center of Horrheim

A tour with Anita Götz Horrheim was formerly a medieval town and was first mentioned in 771 AD in the document book of the Benedictine Abbey in Lorsch. The town was founded in the mid-13th century by Count Conrad of Vaihingen. Today, only the "Horrheimer Türmle," also known as the "Bärentürmle," remains of the city wall. The local museum, which is housed here, will be visited during the tour. The landmarks of Horrheim include the historic town hall built in half-timbered style, the Old Press, and the Evangelical Clemens Church. How did the formerly purely agricultural community develop into a residential and winegrowing community for workers? This and more can be learned during the tour of the historic town center of Horrheim.