Knittlingen

Knittlingen is located on the edge of the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park near the river Enz. The town is known for its picturesque old town with its well-preserved 17th century half-timbered houses and historic town gates. A special highlight is Neuenbürg Castle, a Renaissance palace on a hill overlooking the town.

Besides the castle, Knittlingen also offers a variety of other sights such as the museum in the old town hall or St. Vitus Church with its Gothic tower. For art lovers, there is also the Zinshaus art museum to discover.

Cultural highlights include the annual medieval festival in summer as well as various concerts and theatre performances in the Kulturhaus Osterfeld.

The region around Knittlingen is known for its culinary specialities such as Maultaschen (filled pasta pockets), Spätzle (a type of egg noodle) or Black Forest cake (a dessert with cream, kirsch and chocolate). Try these dishes during a cosy dinner in a traditional restaurant!

For outdoor activities, the surrounding countryside offers many possibilities such as hiking, cycling and climbing. Especially in spring and summer it is most beautiful when nature is in full bloom.

But what do you do in Knittlingen when it rains? Don't worry, there is plenty to do even in bad weather! For example, visit the indoor swimming pool or relax in the sauna at the Fit & Fun fitness studio.

Knittlingen is a destination worth visiting for anyone who loves history and culture as well as enjoying outdoor activities. Discover this charming town in Germany's Enzkreis and experience unforgettable moments!