Whether alone, as a couple or with the whole family - with the many excursion destinations in the city of Schramberg in the Black Forest, there is something for everyone!
Beautiful views of the Black Forest landscape and a great hiking experience around Schramberg offer five castle ruins, which are now almost 1000 years old.
For culture and technology enthusiasts, the museum landscape with a total of six museums is an absolute highlight. The Auto & Uhrenwelt in the valley town of Schramberg makes the hearts of car lovers beat faster. But not only that: the watch manufacturer Erhard Junghans has also left many traces: Villa Junghans, Park der Zeiten and the Junghans Terrassenbau Museum bear witness to the Junghans success story.
What is special about the "Erich Hauser Art Trail" in Schramberg is the diversity of the works, which come from different periods of his artistic career. Here we encounter not only the Hauser we think we know, but also the unknown Hauser, the traces from his time of artistic search, his ...
In 1275, the records of the diocese of Constance first mention a parish of souls in Valkenstein, which belonged to the lords of Falkenstein and Ramstein in the Middle Ages as a church of their own under the patrocinium of Saint Erasmus.
Destruction and reconstruction
In 1634, the ...
In 1997, the St. Franziskus Heiligenbronn Foundation created a "Garden of the Senses" in connection with the school's break yard for the blind and visually impaired, which extends between the monastery wall and the church and is freely accessible.
The elements of the Garden of the ...
Experiential education in a specially designed high ropes course offers teams and groups a high degree of exclusive interaction and dynamics.
Watching, cheering and motivating - the group automatically experiences itself more as a community.
GET HIGH promotes cooperation, creates ...
Hans von Rechberg had Hohenschramberg Castle built starting in 1457, making this ruin one of the last castle buildings in Germany. The remains of the once stately and fortified fortress stand on a steep rocky outcrop. The entire ruin is well worth seeing, because it is one of the largest and ...
The Church in the southern part of Schramberg, built between 1912 and 1914, is one of the great church buildings by the Stuttgart architect Josef Cades. With great skill, he combined neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic elements in the Heilig Geist church to create an important sacred building of ...
Heiligenbronn used to be a swamp area with many streams and springs.
springs. One of these springs was said to have a healing effect.
and so Heiligenbronn became a place of pilgrimage. The spring
called the "holy well", and a small chapel was built above it.
was built above ...
The church tower, originally built as a defence tower, was first mentioned in a document in 1345 and is thus the oldest surviving structure in the city area. In 1435, a church was added to the tower for the first time so that the lowest level of the tower could be used as a chancel. In 1496, the ...
The villa park of the factory owner Erhard Junghans, whose father founded the Junghans clock factory in 1861, was transformed into a "park of the ages". The aim was to bring out the most important historical design elements in the park, which is laid out in the style of an English landscape ...
Pilgrimage has a tradition of more than 600 years in Heiligenbronn. The pilgrimage church of St. Gallus, however, was only consecrated in 1873 - it is built in the simple Franciscan style. A lightning strike in 1869 had damaged the former pilgrimage church so badly that it had to be demolished. ...
In the warmer seasons, it is a popular destination for excursions: the Roman fort in Waldmössingen. The fort, a fortified and protected military camp built in Roman times, is located on the Schafbühl, about 500 metres northeast of Waldmössingen. It has been known for about 160 years that a Roman ...
On the north-western outskirts of Schramberg, on a hilltop at the exit of the valley basin, lies Schilteck Castle. On the opposite side of the original entrance, you can now enter the castle ruins, which were once part of a defence line of the Schiltach valley.
Originally, Schilteck was a ...
Since 1982, the late classicist building has served as a cultural centre for receptions, exhibitions and cultural events. It is, so to speak, the "good parlour" of the city.
Between 1771 and 1773, Ferdinand Graf von Bissingen und Nippenburg (1749 to 1831) had a baroque castle built in ...
The church was built between 1838 and 1844 according to plans by building inspector Carl Christian Nieffer (*1787). Nieffer, a pupil of the Stuttgart architect and court architect Nikolaus Friedrich Thouret (1767-1845), designed the sacred building on the model of the late antique ...
Are you looking for more great leisure activities? The Kinzigtal has a lot to offer! You can find all excursion destinations in the region atSchwarzwald Tourismus Kinzigtal.