00:00We have now entered the home stretch of our journey through the Spessart.
00:14We have already been able to admire and enjoy some highlights.
00:18For example, in Steinau-Anderstrasse, Gelnhausen and Aschaffenburg.
00:23Our route now takes us upstream to Obenburg and the idyllic Miltenburg.
00:30We follow the river and reach the Wurtheim Bettingen Campground.
00:34This is an ideal place to visit the sights of the town and a few more outside Wurtheim.
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01:27We consider our base camp for this stop on our journey through the Spessart to be ideal.
01:48It is located directly on the Mayan River in the middle of nature,
01:53yet you can quickly reach Wertheim, the destination of this stage, by car.
01:57Here we find ourselves in a small town that is neither wildly romantic nor hyper-modern.
02:15The town centre is nestled between the Mayan and Tauber rivers, which flow into the Mayan here.
02:22Cute cafes invite you in for a cup of coffee and a slice of cake.
02:26Beautifully restored houses create a cosy atmosphere and the steep path up to the castle helps you burn off the calories you just consumed.
02:35But that's not all.
02:37At the castle we are rewarded with a magnificent view of the town and the Mayan Valley.
02:42With construction of Wertheim Castle set off in the second half of the 12th century, it was continuously expanded until the 17th century and then destroyed during the Thirty Years War.
02:56Wertheim is a royal seat with the associated buildings, which not only bear witness to its long past importance, but also house the cultural heritage of the town and its surroundings today.
03:07There are three places in the city where you can immerse yourself in the past.
03:12First, there is the Glass Museum, where you can marvel at a wide variety of exhibits.
03:19A glass blower works here and we are allowed to watch him at work.
03:22Right next door is the Town Hall, which is housed in the historic Princely Court.
03:26It is a fusion of baroque and modern architectural styles that blends beautifully into the picturesque backdrop of the city.
03:39A second place to immerse yourself in Wertheim's past is the old Town Hall, which now houses the County Museum.
03:58Here folkloric treasures from over 900 years of county history are presented.
04:21You are very welcome here at the County Museum in Wertheim.
04:32The County Museum is, so to speak, a scattergories museum.
04:37But that also means that it is not just one river, but two rivers, namely the Main and the Tauber, that we deal with here.
04:44And we also take a look at the castle, so the entire history of the castle in Wertheim is covered here.
04:51Even the buildings, some of which date back to the 14th century and house the museum, are truly worth seeing.
04:58On the outskirts of town, a little upstream, lies the Schlösschen im Hufgarten.
05:26Built in 1777 in the Rococo style.
05:30Today, a cultural monument and museum, it was originally the summer residence of the Counts of Wertheim.
05:36The museum displays three private art collections in rotation, with special exhibitions.
05:42A visit to the Hufgarten is definitely worthwhile, and if you are interested in art, we recommend taking a look online.
05:49Of course, we did just that, and found two more tips, which we also visited and are happy to pass on.
05:55The Iron Hammer Mill in Haslock is located in the Haslock Creek Valley.
06:10A ten minute drive down the mine on the Bavarian side, on the other side of the river.
06:28The Hammer Mill has been preserved in its original form, and is fully functional.
06:33For reasons of tradition, it continues to operate as an industrial monument.
06:37The roots of today's Kurtz-Urser Group, which is based here, go back to such a water-powered hammer mill, dating from 1779.
06:49This region, which was a hotspot for medieval heavy industry, and stretched along the creeks into the depths of the Spessart Forest,
07:14underwent a technological upheaval when traditional iron hammers were replaced by blast furnaces in the 19th century.
07:33Again, only about a ten minute drive from our campsite, in the direction of Mark Heidenfeld, is the Homburg Paper Mill.
07:40Since 1807, paper has been made by hand here, in this water-powered production facility.
07:59The complete technical equipment, which is unique in Bavaria, has been preserved and ensures smooth paper production.
08:06You can take a tour to see it for yourself, and deepen your knowledge of paper and paper production in workshops.
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08:40Bis zum nächsten Mal.
09:10Bis zum nächsten Mal.
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