Finkenbach: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Finkenbach
Finkenbach has a municipal outdoor swimming pool with a solar-heated pool, paddling pool and kiosk. The grounds also include free parking, table tennis, beach volleyball, a playground, a football area and a multifunctional sports field.
For your trip to Finkenbach, you can find a hotel.
Surroundings
The surrounding area of Finkenbach includes Gickelsberg, Rinke, Hirschhorn Castle, Bocksberg, Sensbacher Höhe and Erbach Castle. The wider regional area also includes Wachenburg and the Museum of the City of Weinheim.
Culture and History
The Finkenbach Festival is at the heart of the town’s long-standing musical tradition. It originated from a local fire brigade celebration in 1976 featuring Guru Guru and was later associated with krautrock. The festival has continued since its revival in 2008; there was an interruption in 2020/21.
Finkenbach’s roots date back to the 11th century. The first mention dates from June 5, 1347. Its distinctive history also includes the fact that the town consisted of two separately administered parts, which were united under the name Finkenbach in 1949.
For the higher-level travel overview: Rothenberg.
