Hornberg

Geographically, Hornberg is located at the confluence of two rivers - the Gutach and the Kinzig. The town is known for its picturesque old town with half-timbered houses and narrow streets as well as the impressive castle ruins high up on the hills.

Tourist attractions include Hornberg Castle, which served as the model for Hermann Hesse's "Narziss und Goldmund". Here visitors can gain exciting insights into the history of the town. Also worth seeing are the ruins of Kastelburg Castle and the local history museum in the old town hall.

Cultural highlights are offered by numerous festivals such as the town festival or the wine festival in summer as well as traditional craft markets in autumn. Those seeking culinary adventures should definitely try local specialities such as Maultaschen or Black Forest ham.

Outdoor enthusiasts will get their money's worth here: hike through the forests of the Black Forest or explore the region by bike along the well-developed cycle paths. In winter, the nearby Feldberg ski area beckons you to go skiing or snowboarding.

Even when it rains, there is plenty to do: relax in one of the many wellness hotels or visit the Kinzig and local history museum in Hausach.

The most beautiful places in Hornberg are undoubtedly the castle ruins on the hills, from where you have a breathtaking view of the town and the surrounding countryside. A walk along the river Gutach is also recommended.

Hornberg in the Ortenau district is definitely worth a trip! Our Travel Guide provides you with all the information you need to make your stay here an unforgettable experience.