A few weeks ago, we visited nearby Schwäbisch Hall, which is a picturesque city with medieval flair.
Its timber looking buildings extend up the hills from the Kocher River. Today you can still see most of the original architecture in varying styles, like the Romanesque-Gothic Saint Michael’s church and the Baroque town hall.
Previously, Schwabisch Hall was wealthy and important because it was founded on salt, aka “white gold” of the medieval times.
We enjoyed walking around the city and a great brunch at Café Heimweh.
The Jo Show 