Maulbronn - Maulbronn

Zaisersweiher Marktplatz.jpg
Maulbronn
federal stateBaden-Wuerttemberg
Residents
6.588 (2019)
Tourist info webwww.maulbronn.de
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Maulbronn

Maulbronn is a city in Kraichgau.

background

Maulbronn was founded as a monastery of the Cistercian order in 1147. After the Reformation it was secularized and the monastery became a school and its pupils Johannes Kepler and Hermann Hesse counted. It was not until 1838 that it became an independent municipality in what was then the Kingdom of Württemberg. Since the community reform around 1975, the formerly independent communities Schmie and Zaisersweiher have belonged to the city of Maulbronn.

getting there

Maulbronn monastery courtyard

By plane

By train

The line S9 of the Karlsruhe Albtal-Verkehrs-Gesellschaft stops 1 Maulbronn-West train stationMaulbronn-West train station in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMaulbronn-West train station (Q18616528) in the Wikidata database (about 3.5 kilometers outside the village). Maulbronn Stadt train station is currently only served for excursion traffic on summer weekends (as of January 2013).

By bus

In the street

Maulbronn is a little north of the B35that of Boards to Mühlacker and further after Vaihingen an der Enz goes.

By bicycle

mobility

Map of Maulbronn

Tourist Attractions

  • 1 Maulbronn MonasteryWebsite of this institutionMaulbronn Monastery in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMaulbronn Monastery in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMaulbronn Monastery (Q157886) in the Wikidata database is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
  • 2 Maulbronn Sculpture PathMaulbronn Sculpture Path in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSculpture Path Maulbronn in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMaulbronn Sculpture Path (Q21528927) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Monastery courtyard 28Klosterhof 28 in the encyclopedia WikipediaKlosterhof 28 in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKlosterhof 28 (Q1776408) in the Wikidata database

activities

shop

kitchen

Maulbronn is known for its Swabian Maultaschen, which are said to have been originally invented by the monks of the Cistercian monastery during Lent. By "wrapping" a dough shell, the meat filling became edible despite the fasting requirement, as it is no longer visible from the outside. Maultaschen can therefore be enjoyed in many variations in the restaurants in and around Maulbronn.

nightlife

accommodation

security

health

Practical advice

  • The tourist information is located in Klosterhof 31, 75433 Maulbronn
  • Telephone code: 07043
  • Postal code: 75433

trips

literature

Web links

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