Fasnet

The Schramberg carnival attracts every year numerous visitors and vacationers to the Black Forest: Get to know the fifth season and spend your vacation at carnival time in the Black Forest! From "Dirty Thursday" to Shrove Tuesday in Schramberg in the Black Forest Hansele and witches, Jokele and Schantle, Da-Bach-Na drivers and Narros attract many thousands of spectators to the Black Forest town. The dress wearers and their visitors celebrate the Swabian-Alemannic Fasnet on the streets and in the taverns until the early morning hours. For children as well as for adults, the Fasnet is always a great experience, whether on vacation or for the people of Schramberg themselves!

The Schramberg Fasnet, with its famous Da-Bach-na-Fahrt, shapes the image of the city of Schramberg far beyond the
regional borders. On Fasnet Monday at 1 p.m. sharp, the starting signal sounds and the Bach-na-Fahrt begins. Before that, the canal drivers push their tubs in a procession through the pedestrian zone to the starting point at 11 am. The opening driver in the Bach-na driver dress drives in the undecorated Zuber, with its large bell as the first through the brook - the journey begins. Thousands of spectators stand by the stream and cheer on the riders in the ice-cold floods. 80 riders in 40 colorfully decorated Zuber now fight their way along the approximately 500-meter-long course from the start to the finish at St. Mary's Church.

The well-known Da-Bach-na-Fahrt has been held in Schramberg since 1936. Members of the "young parliament"
met for the traditional sausage salad dinner. There the idea of the Bach-na-Fahrt was born. One decided in Brühzubern the again developed brook "nab to drive". At that time the Fasnetsmontag was still a normal working day. Since the first ride, however, this day is work-free and developed into the most important day of the Schramberger Fasnet.