Kieselbronn

Kieselbronn is idyllically situated on the edge of the northern Black Forest and is surrounded by numerous hiking and cycling trails. The municipality consists of three districts: Kieselbronn, Bauschlott and Dietlingen. Kieselbronn is particularly known for its historic half-timbered houses and the impressive castle park.

An absolute highlight is Liebenstein Castle in the district of the same name. The romantic moated castle was built as early as the 16th century and today houses a hotel-restaurant with upscale cuisine.

Culturally interested travellers also get their money's worth in Kieselbronn: In the local history museum you can gain an insight into the history of the region or book a guided tour through the churches of St. Georg (Kieselbronn) or St. Martinus (Dietlingen).

During the summer months, the outdoor swimming pool Bauschlott attracts visitors with refreshing bathing fun for young and old - perfect for hot days! If it rains, we recommend a visit to the indoor swimming pool Pforzheim-Ost or a cosy wine tasting at the local vintner.

Culinary Kieselbronn has a lot to offer: Be sure to try the Swabian specialities at Gasthaus Löwen or enjoy a cup of coffee and homemade cake at Café Ratzinger. The local vintner also offers wine tastings where you can sample regional wines.

For outdoor lovers, the northern Black Forest in particular is a true paradise: From spring to autumn, numerous hiking and cycling trails invite you to explore nature. In winter, ski resorts such as the nearby Feldberg area attract visitors with snow-covered slopes.

Summarising: Kieselbronn is definitely worth a visit! Whether historical sights, cultural highlights or exciting outdoor activities - everyone gets their money's worth here. It is especially nice in the warm summer months when you can take a leisurely stroll through the castle park or take a refreshing dip in the Bauschlott outdoor pool.