- The Medieval and Renaissance cityscapes of the Tauber, esp. Rothenburg, Bad Mergentheim and Weikersheim
- The many residences of the Hohenlohe family, from the Gothic to the Baroque
- The spectacular natural landscape of the Tauber Valley and surrounding highlands

The Hohenlohe family ruled over a scattered holding in the highlands south of the Main River. The region shown here is focused more on the borderlands between the Swabian and Franconian Peoples. In ancient times, the people of this region spoke a different dialect from the rest of Franconia, and political loyalties to Franconian rulers began to fray. For example, though ethnically Franconian, the Imperial City of Hall declared itself to be Swabian and renamed itself, Schwäbisch Hall, to signal its new loyalties.
The region is dominated by the Tauber Valley, full of sweeping vistas and secluded grottos. From the spectacular walls of the medieval city of Rothenburg to the impressive bastions of the Teutonic Knights in Bad Mergentheim, there is much to see in this small region.
- Hype: 4.7
- Growth: 7.6
- Wealth: 7.6
- Recognition: 1.5
- Accommodation: 3.6
- Transportation: 2.2
- Ease of Planning: 7.0
- Infrastructure: 4.8
- Interactivity: 1.5
- Airport: No
- Historical Context: 5.7
- Monuments: 3.1
- Quality*: 9.0
- Landscape: 1.3
- Vineyards: 6.9
- Undiscovered: 2.6
- Cultural Immersion: 5.6
- Tradition*: 2.0