バート・ヴィンプフェン
Around 450 B.C. the Celtic tribe of Helvetii settled around the Neckar, Kocher and Jagst, including the site of Bad Wimpfen. Presumably the Celts had given names to the rivers as they are today. "Wimpfen" presumably comes from "uimpe" ("umwallt") = "surrounded" and "bin" ("Berg") = "mountain".