Neuenstein: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Neuenstein
Neuenstein Castle is located in the immediate vicinity of Neuenstein.
The complex began as a moated castle, built during the Staufer period on a sandstone rock in marshland, and came into the possession of the Counts of Hohenlohe around 1300.
History
Neuenstein preserves historic elements of the town fortifications, including the Bürgerturm tower and the town wall. The former moated castle was expanded in the 16th century or rebuilt as a Renaissance castle.
From 1553 to 1698, Neuenstein was the residential town of the Hohenlohe-Neuenstein line.
The surrounding area includes Westernbach Castle, Charlottenberg, and Hermersberg Castle.
Geographical setting
Neuenstein is a town in the Hohenlohe district in the Franconian-influenced northeast of Baden-Württemberg.
The town extends across parts of the natural regions of the Swabian-Franconian Forest Mountains, the Kocher-Jagst Plain, and the Hohenlohe-Hall Plain.
The surrounding area also includes Friedrichsberg and Nameless Point. The wider regional area includes Reisacher Berg and Hermlesberg.
Visits and routes
Hiking routes lead to Neuenstein from Öhringen via the Württemberg Wine Trail and from Waldenburg via the Franconian Way.
A town tour and the castle are designated visitor attractions.
Perhaps you are planning a stay in Neuenstein and would like to find a hotel for it.
For the overarching travel overview: Hohenlohe.
