Kürnbach

Kürnbach is idyllically situated at the foot of the Kraichgau and is surrounded by rolling hills. The municipality covers an area of 10 square kilometres and has around 2,500 inhabitants. Kürnbach is known for its picturesque 17th-century half-timbered houses and its historic centre with its narrow alleys.

The Kürnbacher Scheuer local history museum and the lookout tower on the Michaelsberg, which offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, are particularly relevant for tourism. Also worth seeing are the 14th century St. Martin's Church and Neuburg Castle.

Cultural highlights are provided by regular events such as the traditional wine festival or the St. Nicholas market in winter. Musical performances also take place here - for example at the annual jazz festival "Jazz am Turm".

Culinary Kürnbach has a lot to offer: Here you can enjoy typical dishes such as Spätzle mit Soß' (spaetzle with sauce) or Saumagen (pig's stomach) - accompanied by a good glass of wine from the surrounding vineyards.

Those who enjoy sporting activities can do so on a hike through the Kraichgau or by cycling on one of the numerous cycle paths. It is particularly beautiful here in spring and summer when everything is in full bloom.

And what can you do in bad weather? How about a visit to the thermal baths or a round of mini golf? A trip to nearby Karlsruhe is also a good idea - there are many museums and galleries to discover.

Summarising: Kürnbach is definitely worth a trip! The picturesque landscape, the historic buildings as well as the diverse cultural offerings make this place an ideal destination for anyone looking for peace and relaxation.