![]() | ||
Kandern | ||
federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
---|---|---|
Residents | 8.249 (2019) | |
height | 352 m | |
no tourist info on Wikidata: ![]() | ||
location | ||
|
Kandern is a small town in Markgräflerland and lies in the middle valley of the Kander.
background
The Kandertal was already settled in the time of the Celts and the Romans, they used the ore deposits for iron extraction and made ceramics from the mighty clay deposits. Kandern was first mentioned in a document in 776. In 1503 Kandern came into the possession of the Margraves of Baden. Kandern received city rights in 1810.
In 1895 the Kandertal Railway went into operation, it ran from Kandern on a 13 km route to Haltingen to the Rhine Valley Railway. The line has been closed since 1983, but the museum railways run on weekends during the summer months Kandertal Railway and awaken that Chanderli to live.
As part of a community reform in 1974, the formerly independent villages of Feuerbach, Holzen, Riedlingen, Sitzenkirch, Tannenkirch and Wollbach were incorporated.
getting there
By train
The next train station is in Haltingen, the next ICE stop is in Basel Badischer Bahnhof.
The Kandertal Railway from Haltingen to Kandern is only operated as a museum railway on individual days - a nice nostalgic experience, but unsuitable as a means of transport to and from the city.
By bus
In the street
Kandern is off the main roads, but is well connected to the national road network. On the L 134 one arrives after approx. 8 km after Schliengen to , also for
at Binzen it is only approx. 11 km
mobility
![](https://maps.wikimedia.org/img/osm-intl,14,47.7135,7.6633,302x300.png?lang=de&domain=de.wikivoyage.org&title=Kandern&groups=Maske,Track,Aktivitaet,Anderes,Anreise,Ausgehen,Aussicht,Besiedelt,Fehler,Gebiet,Kaufen,Kueche,Sehenswert,Unterkunft,aquamarinblau,cosmos,gold,hellgruen,orange,pflaumenblau,rot,silber,violett)
Tourist Attractions
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d5/Kandern_-_Evangelische_Kirche2.jpg/220px-Kandern_-_Evangelische_Kirche2.jpg)
- 1 Evangelical town church
- 2 Kath Church Franz von Sales
- 3 Local history and ceramics museum, Ziegelstrasse 30. Tel.: (0)7626 9729 955. Exhibits: on the 1st floor typical local pottery, on the 2nd floor artistically high-quality ceramics and faiences. Here is a copy of the Golden sow from Kandern, it is a drinking vessel made of gold-plated silver. The original is in the Badisches Landesmuseum in Karlsruhe.Open: Apr - Oct Wed 3 pm-5:30pm, Sun 10 am-12:30pm and 2 pm-4pm.
- 4 Flower place
- 5 Cooper Museum, Hauptstrasse 18, Tannenkirch. Tel.: (0)7626 97 23 56. Open: on the 2nd Sunday of the month 2-5pm.
- 6 Sausenburg ruins
- Max Bohlen Museum, Wollbacher Strasse 26-30, 79400 Kandern-Egerten (at the Jägerhaus restaurant). Tel.: 49 (0) 7626 7650. Open: Wed-Sat from 6:30 p.m., Sun from 12:30 p.m. and by appointment
- 7 Birthplace of Johann August Sutter, the King of California
activities
- 1 Kandern swimming pool, Swimming pool path 1. Tel.: (0)7626 7525.
- Planet path from Kandern to Egerten, starting point at 2 Kandern Forestry Office, end point at the Max Böhlen Museum at the Jägerhaus restaurant The path is a scale model of our solar system 1 : 1.000.000.000, d. H. 1 m path corresponds to 100,000 km in nature. Boards with pictures and texts explain our planetary system along the route.
shop
kitchen
- 1 To the Weserei, Hauptstrasse 81. Tel.: (0)7626 445, (0)7626 7000.
- 2 Jägerhaus restaurant, Wollbacher Str. 30, Kandern-Egerten. Tel.: 49 7626 8715.
nightlife
accommodation
- 1 Terrace camping Kandern, Swimming pool path 2. Tel.: 49 7626 7874.
health
Practical advice
- 1 Tourist information, Main street 18th.
trips
literature
Web links
http://www.kandern.de - Official website of Kandern