Now that you mention it, I see it too!

A guided tour with Eberhard Steinhilber Or, to put it in standard German: Now that you mention it, I've noticed it too. This special city tour is dedicated to this very sense of wonder at the seemingly inconspicuous. Do you know the story of the monument that supposedly killed a farmer from Nußdorf? Or have you ever noticed the mysterious grooves in a stone in Mühlstraße, which many people walk past every day without paying any attention to them? What is the significance of the grimaces, inscriptions, and symbols on old houses, which often tell more than you might think at first glance? And where else in the city can you find an old doorbell that works without electricity? The tour focuses on these small, often overlooked details that tell exciting stories from times gone by. It shows how much of the city's history is hidden in seemingly insignificant details and how the everyday life, crafts, superstitions, and lifestyles of previous generations are reflected in stone, wood, and metal. Those who take part will discover that familiar paths suddenly hold new surprises. The tour invites you to walk through the city with your eyes open and rediscover Vaihingen from an unfamiliar perspective.