Tour

On the ZweiUferPanoramaweg from Retzbach to Thüngersheim

family friendly
All ages
Historically Relevant
Hiking Trails
all-season
Geologically Interesting
For Adults

Hike along the ridges above the Retztal valley from the pilgrimage site of Retzbach to Thüngersheim and enjoy the view. Plan your excursion by train now!

Start
Zellingen
Duration
4 h
Distance
16 km
Weinberge Thüngersheim, Foto: Jil Abfalter Aussichtspunkt Toter Mann, Foto: Reinhold Meurer Breitfeldhoehe, Foto: Jil Abfalter Main in Zellingen  , Foto: Juergen Storch, Markt Zellingen Retzstadt, Foto: Volker Muether, ZweiUferLand Tourismus Toter Mann, Retzstadt, Foto: Jil Abfalter Zwei Ufer Panoramaweg, Thüngersheim, Foto: Jil Abfalter Wallfahrtskirche Maria im Grünen Tal, Retzbach, Foto: Reinhold Meurer Rathaus Retzstadt, seitlich, Foto: Reinhold Meurer terroir f  , Foto: Rolf Nachbar, Lizenz: Gemeinde Thüngersheim WeinKulturGaden, Foto: Florian Hammerich
Key facts of the tour
Starting from the pilgrimage site of Retzbach, you hike along the ridges above the Retztal valley via Retzstadt to Thüngersheim. Be prepared for a good 380 metres in altitude. The climb is worth it. Time and again, the view sweeps far into the countryside as far as Würzburg, the Steigerwald, Spessart and the Rhön. The important pilgrimage church "Maria im grünen Tal" invites you to take a moment of reflection and fascinates those interested in culture. And, of course, you will wander through the vineyards.

Follow the markings with the blue pentagon, the blackbird and the mouse. There are shell limestone benches, wave benches and shelters along the way where you can take a break.
A hiking tour for nature lovers, culture vultures and explorers

Start and end station

Start station
Bahnhof Retzbach-Zellingen

4 tour steps
16 km / 4 Stunden

End station
Bahnhof Thüngersheim

Our tip: Please make sure to check your train connection and the expected capacity before you start your journey.

Schedule

Tour starts on Bahnhof Retzbach-Zellingen

Direction

Leave the railway station on the right and follow Bahnhofstraße, turning right downhill at the old half-timbered town hall. A hundred metres after the "Vogelsang" hotel, turn left into Pfarrer-Seitz-Weg along the Retz stream. At the end, a climb up the steps into Retzstadter Straße awaits you. The route now leads to the pilgrimage church "Maria im grünen Tal".

The Retzbach pilgrimage church is surrounded by nature. The neighbouring health garden invites you to explore and actively relax. Behind the church, the Way of the Cross, consecrated in 1880 and consisting of 14 stations, leads up the hill.

Kapellenweg 2
97225
Zellingen

Phone: 09364 9930
Wallfahrtskirche Maria im Grünen Tal, Retzbach, Foto: Reinhold Meurer

Direction

Rathausplatz 5
97282
Retzstadt

Phone: 09364 6059740
Email Address: rathaus@retzstadt.de
Rathaus Retzstadt, seitlich, Foto: Reinhold Meurer

Direction

Am Fischberg
97291
Thüngersheim

terroir f  , Foto: Rolf Nachbar, Lizenz: Gemeinde Thüngersheim
terroir f - Wein und Mythologie, Foto: Herbert Ehehalt

Direction

Kirchgasse 2
97291
Thüngersheim

Phone: 0170 41 98 447
Email Address: info@weinkulturgaden.de
WeinKulturGaden, Foto: Florian Hammerich

Tour ends on Bahnhof Thüngersheim

Direction

Tour map

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