Wertheim Castle

When the weather is good, you can get the sun on the lawn and the small fountain is surrounded by all kinds of greens.

Wertheim, a town situated at the point where the Taub River injects the Main, is a beautiful town in the Franken region known for producing wine. The main tower, main buildings and ring walls of Welteheim Castle were built in the 12th century. Until the 17th century, the castle was continuously expanded for the purpose of defending and expanding residential areas. Parts of the castle were destroyed by gunpowder in 1619. With financial support from Baden-Württemberg, the ruins of the castle were renovated in 1982. There is a restaurant in the castle, sitting on the side of the wall, eating while overlooking the city of Vertheim. The main river is seen here separating Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. There is an open-air theater in the ruins, imagine the shock of watching the performance here. Between the ruins and the broken walls, it feels a bit like the same style of the Great Wall Tower in Beijing. A young couple in the path took their baby, who was over 2 years old, and the little guy walked with joy on the stone steps, with his dad's arms and shoulders. Playing the castle is a "tired work", physically strong enough to climb up and down, hands to be diligent enough to read the history, vision to be strong enough to grab the big differences in the same...