Rosenfeld

Geographically, Rosenfeld lies on the edge of the Black Forest, surrounded by picturesque hills and meadows. The town is known for its historic old town with well-preserved half-timbered houses from the 16th century as well as Hohenzollern Castle - one of the most beautiful castles in Germany.

In addition to the castle, tourist attractions include Glatt Castle and the church of St. James in Leidringen. Cultural highlights are offered in particular during the annual "Rosenfelder Sommer" festival, which offers a diverse programme of concerts, theatre performances and art exhibitions.

Culinary specialities can be found above all in the numerous regional restaurants, which serve typical dishes such as Maultaschen or Spätzle. Wine lovers will also get their money's worth: The Württemberg wine-growing region is in the immediate vicinity.

For outdoor enthusiasts, there is plenty to discover: Hiking trails through the Black Forest or cycling tours along the Danube are particularly suitable in the warmer seasons between spring and autumn. In winter, the nearby Feldberg ski area is a great place to go skiing and snowboarding.

If it should rain, we recommend a visit to the local history museum or the town library. The Rosenfeld indoor swimming pool also offers relaxation and recreation.

No matter what time of year, Rosenfeld is always worth a visit. The picturesque landscape, historical sights as well as cultural highlights offer something for everyone - be it nature lovers, culture enthusiasts or gourmets. A travel guide particularly recommends a stay during the "Rosenfeld Summer" festival as well as exploring the region by bike or on foot.