Glashofen

Glashofen is a village located in the district of Main-Tauber-Kreis in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is part of the town of Wertheim. Situated in the Franconian part of Baden-Württemberg, Glashofen lies on the Tauber river.

Historically, Glashofen was an independent municipality before its incorporation into Wertheim. The village has a rural character and is surrounded by agricultural land and forests. Its geographical position places it in a region known for its scenic landscapes and historical significance, particularly concerning the River Tauber valley.

The economy of Glashofen, like many smaller villages in the region, is primarily based on agriculture and local businesses. It serves as a residential area for many who commute to larger nearby towns for work. The community life is centered around local associations and events.

The village infrastructure includes essential amenities for its residents. Its proximity to Wertheim provides access to a wider range of services, including shopping, education, and healthcare. Glashofen is connected by local roads to the surrounding areas and the wider transport network. The area offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling, taking advantage of the natural environment of the Tauber valley.