Discover Deizisau

Deizisau combines local history with cultural activities and outdoor recreation. The Zehntscheuer, the wine press, the forest and the Plochingen Filder Route are all examples. The town therefore offers both historical points of interest and practical routes and leisure activities.

Cultural venues: Zehntscheuer and wine press

The Zehntscheuer Deizisau is a listed cultural venue in the heart of Deizisau and is used for cultural activities. Its regular program includes events, projects, swap markets and collaborations with schools. If you would like to attend a particular event, check the date.

The listed wine press was built by a hospital in 1706. Its roof structure features remarkable timberwork with a distinctive design. The renovated wine press provides space for cultural events, exhibitions, meetings and private celebrations. If you are planning a visit, event or booking, check the current options for use in advance.

The history of winegrowing and the village museum

Deizisau was once a winegrowing community. Historically, residents had to press their wine at the wine press; otherwise, they faced a penalty imposed by the hospital. This regulation makes the wine press interesting not only as a building, but also as part of the area's former wine trade.

The Deizisau Village Museum documents the history of the town and that of the Clauß family, who formerly owned land there. It complements the story of the winegrowing tradition with local and family history. Anyone interested in the development of Deizisau will find a different perspective here than at the historic wine press.

Forest and cycling routes

Deizisau's forest includes a forest playground and well-developed hiking trails for local recreation. The trails provide a practical starting point for hikes; the forest playground is also among the leisure activities mentioned here.

The Plochingen Filder Route is a regional circular route that runs from Plochingen through Altbach and Deizisau into the Körsch Valley. On the route to Deizisau, cyclists cross the Neckar Bridge and continue along Sirnauer Straße and Herrenlandweg. As route information can change, check the current route description or GPX track before setting off.

Transport links and the wider region

Bus route 104 connects Deizisau with Esslingen. Check the current timetable before travelling, as routes and times may change.

The wider destination of Esslingen County provides another framework for planning your trip. Six landscape areas characterize Esslingen County: Schurwald, Schönbuch, Fildern, Neckar Valley, the foothills of the Swabian Alb and the Albtrauf escarpment. Since 2020, cyclists in the county have had access to around 1,200 kilometers of county cycling routes; continuous bicycle route signage is available throughout the county. This information refers to the county and complements the specific route details for the Plochingen Filder Route.

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