Wiesloch: Bertha Benz Memorial Route Destination, Gerbersruh Park, and the Kraichgau Market Town Between Heidelberg and Bruchsal
Wiesloch has about 27,000 residents and lies in the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The town is part of the Bertha Benz Memorial Route: in 1888, Bertha Benz stopped at Wiesloch's Stadt-Apotheke to refuel during the first long-distance automobile journey. The Gerbersruh park provides green space on the town's southern edge. Wiesloch and Walldorf together form a twin-town centre.
Heidelberg is about 15 kilometres north. Bruchsal lies roughly 20 kilometres south. Walldorf, home to SAP's headquarters, is immediately adjacent. Sinsheim is to the east. The Kraichgau's rolling terrain surrounds the town. The Leimbachtal valley provides the main landscape feature through the built-up area.
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Wiesloch has about 27,000 residents and lies in the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The town is part of the Bertha Benz Memorial Route: in 1888, Bertha Benz stopped at Wiesloch's Stadt-Apotheke to refuel during the first long-distance automobile journey. The Gerbersruh park provides green space on the town's southern edge. Wiesloch and Walldorf together form a twin-town centre.
Heidelberg is about 15 kilometres north. Bruchsal lies roughly 20 kilometres south. Walldorf, home to SAP's headquarters, is immediately adjacent. Sinsheim is to the east. The Kraichgau's rolling terrain surrounds the town. The Leimbachtal valley provides the main landscape feature through the built-up area.
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