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Wartberg Tower, Künzelsau – Old Town Hall Künzelsau loop from Gaisbach

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Wartberg Tower, Künzelsau – Old Town Hall Künzelsau loop from Gaisbach

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Wartberg Tower, Künzelsau – Old Town Hall Künzelsau loop from Gaisbach

03:33

12.8km

230m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 20, 2026

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4.83 km

Wartberg Tower, Künzelsau

Highlight • Viewpoint

The warning tower, built in the 15th century, offers a view of the Kochertal valley and Künzelsau. The tower is only accessible through public guided tours. The viewpoint with a barbecue area is a popular destination and invites you to linger.

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6.90 km

Bartenau Castle

Highlight • Castle

City with the Museum of Mustang Jeans, which conquered the world from here. Hometown of Astro-Alex Gerst and the gymnast Eberhard Gienger, but also of the founder of the Würth Group Reinhold Würth

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6.97 km

Honigzipfel Half-Timbered House

Highlight • Historical Site

The “Honigzipfel” in Künzelsau is an “old” craftsmen's quarter, which got its “ironic” name from the former castle mill canal and the tanneries attached to it. It just smelled a bit strong, but that was normal because of the tanneries.

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7.21 km

Morsbacher Gate

Highlight • Monument

The Morsbacher Tor was built in the 16th century. Reconstructions were necessary in 1627 and 1800. It protected the road into the territory of the Lords of Stetten. For a time, the Morsbacher Tor was used as a prison. It is the last remaining of originally three city gates.

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7.58 km

St John's Church (Johanneskirche), Künzelsau

Highlight • Religious Site

The Johanneskirche is a Protestant city church named after John the Baptist. It was built at the end of the 11th century and extended from 1612 to 1617. Major changes took place in 1764, 1768, 1913, and from 1970 to 1972. The last renovation took place in 2009. Inside, there is a pulpit by Leonhard Kern (1617), an altar by Johann Friedrich Sommer (1704, restored in 1997), a triumphal cross by Johann Jacob Sommer (1704), an organ case by Johann Andreas Sommer (1765-1766), and numerous epitaphs.

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7.70 km