Schramberg - Schramberg

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Schramberg
federal stateBaden-Wuerttemberg
Residents
21.189 (2019)
height
424 m
Tourist info(0)7422 29215
www.schramberg.de
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Schramberg

Schramberg is a city in Middle Black Forest on the Schiltach, a tributary of the Tiny.

Map of Schramberg

background

Schramberg is a major district town and the second largest city in the Rottweil district. The city center is located on the Schiltach in a basin where five valleys meet and is therefore commonly referred to as the “valley town”. The city consists of 6 districts

  • Valley town
  • Waldmössingen
  • Sulgen
  • Heiligenbronn
  • Tennenbronn
  • Schönbronn

In the 19th century, the majolica manufacture was initially the most important economic factor in Schramberg, then it became the Watch industry of the company Junghans, therefore the city is also due to the German clock route. With the triumph of digital watches, the focus has shifted to precision mechanics.

getting there

Places in the area
Wolfach 20 kmSchiltach 10 kmOberndorf 22 km
Hornberg 15 kmCardinal points.png
St. Georgen 20 kmKoenigsfeld 14 kmRottweil 26 km

By plane

By train

Schramberg is not on a railway line, the next train stations are in Hornberg, Rottweil, Schiltach and St. Georgen

By bus

There are bus routes (clockwise) from Schiltach, Alpirsbach, Oberndorf, Rottweil, Villingen (with bus change in Koenigsfeld), St. Georgen and Hornberg to Schramberg. It should be noted that most bus routes are rarely operated or mostly not operated at all, especially in the evenings and on weekends. In the evening hours there is a call bus that can be registered by telephone and runs until midnight, which is provided with a small surcharge compared to the normal price.

The bus routes to Rottweil, Oberndorf, Schiltach, St. Georgen and Hornberg are mostly coordinated with the trains running there.

The line to Rottweil (or Schiltach) and the line to Oberndorf have the highest frequency, especially on weekends.

In the street

  • The next motorway exit is the A81 exit Symbol: AS 34 Rottweil, continue on the B462 to Schramberg, this road continues to Schiltach in the Kinzig valley.
  • The L108 connects Schramberg with the Gutachtal near Hornberg,
  • the L175 goes to St. Georgen

The valley town of Schramberg has been an environmental zone since summer 2013 and can only be entered by vehicles with a green or yellow sticker. Unfortunately, there are hardly any useful detours from the Kinzig valley to the other parts of the city, most likely the L 422 from Rötenbach to Rötenberg.

mobility

Due to the deep geographic location, there is often a lack of parking in the area of ​​the shops in the pedestrian zone in the valley town during the day. Unfortunately, the poorly developed local transport offers little remedy, even if there is regular city traffic during the day. At least in the valley town, bicycles are probably only an alternative for experienced riders, as there are usually large differences in altitude to deal with.

Tourist Attractions

Castles and Palaces

  • 1 Hohenschramberg castle ruins, also under the name Nippenburg known. It was built in 1457 on the Schlossberg west of Schramberg and was one of the largest castles in the Black Forest. It was destroyed in 1689. Much of the walls have been preserved.
  • 2 Schilteck ruins, north of Schramberg above the Schiltach valley. The keep and some of the walls have been preserved.
  • 3 Falkenstein ruins south of Schramberg

Churches

  • Catholic Church of St. Mary in the classical style,
  • St. Laurentius Church in the Sulgen district
  • Pilgrimage church of St. Gallus un Heiligenbronn

Otherwise. Buildings

  • 4 Waldmössingen Castle, located on the Neckar-Odenwald-Limes.

Museums

Schramberg Cars & Watches - World

Auto & watch world

  • Car and watch museum Inventor Times, Business park H.A.U. 3/5. Tel.: (0)7422 29 300. Open: 15.03.-31.10. Tue-Sun 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., otherwise 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. The museum was established in 2009/2010 in the buildings of the former Hamburg-American watch factory. The exhibits of the car museum are rare vehicles from the time after the Second World War with 2, 3 and 4 wheels. The clock museum shows exhibits from the Black Forest clock to pieces from the manufacture of the Junghans company to modern developments.
  • Steim car collection, Göttelbachstrasse 49. Over 110 partly exclusive and unique vehicles from international automobile manufacturers show the history of automobile construction over the past 110 years on 3000 m² of exhibition space.
  • Diesel Museum. The centerpiece is a diesel engine for generating electricity, it comes from the time before the 1st World War and had 325 hp.

Other museums and exhibitions

  • city ​​Museum, Bahnhofstrasse 1, in the castle, 78713 Schramberg Talstadt. Tel.: (0)7422 29 268. Open: Tue-Sat 1 p.m.-5 p.m., Sun, holidays 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Departments: castles, clocks, earthenware, straw weaving
  • Stained glass and nativity scenes, Kirchplatz Schramberg district Sulgen (Old St. Laurentius Church).

Park of the times

Bach-na-ride on the Schiltach

The park once belonged to the villa of the watch manufacturer Erhard Junghans. The site, which was laid out as a landscape park, was bought by the city in 1933 and converted into a spa park, and the villa was converted into a park hotel. In the last few years it has been redesigned.

Carnival

Schramberg is a stronghold of the Swabian-Alemannic carnival. The high point is the annual Da-brook-na-ride on Rose Monday, in which 40 foolish teams in adventurous vehicles dare the journey on the Schiltach.

activities

Schramberg, especially Tennenbronn and the valley town, is a paradise for hikers and sporty cyclists. (Mountain bike like racing bike) The latest trend is to defuse the sporty demands by using e-bikes.

Hiking trails:

Climbing is also very popular in Schramberg and can be practiced in the Berneckal towards the Tennenbronn district.

In winter there is the opportunity to do winter sports in the Tennenbronn district.

In addition, the diverse museum landscape also offers cultural lingering opportunities.

shop

The traditional retail trade with numerous specialty shops is located almost exclusively in the city center in the valley town. There are also industrial areas for larger dealers in the northern part of the valley town, as well as in the industrial area on the east of Sulgens in the area of ​​the road to Oberndorf.

Grocery stores, above all the discounters, can be found in large numbers in the industrial areas of the valley town, as well as on the Sulgen. The supply of food is problematic in the districts of Schönbronn, Heiligenbronn and Waldmössingen, where there is no supermarket. In Heiligenbronn, the Sankt Franziskus Foundation, which is located there, offers groceries from its own cultivation, and in Waldmössingen there is at least a bakery.

kitchen

  • Mountain cafe, Hohenbergatraße 24 (Valley town). Tel.: (0)7422 20656. Open: closed on Mondays.
  • Angel, Hauptstrasse 28 (Tennenbronn). Tel.: (0)7729 929340. Open: closed on Mondays.
  • Gasthof Burgstüble (right next to the ruins of Hohenschramberg). Tel.: (0)7422 959 50. Open: Fri-Mon 10 a.m.-10 p.m., on public holidays see website.
  • Schlossberg, Hauptstrasse 8 (Valley town). Tel.: (0)7422 4489. Open: Closed: Fri from 3 p.m., Sat.

nightlife

The nightlife in Schramberg mainly takes place in the valley town, although there are no discos, only pubs. The curfew starts at 5 a.m. The numerous pubs are mainly located in the city center of the valley town (mainly in the area of ​​the "Alte Steige"). Most visited are probably the "Steige 9" in the oldest area of ​​Schramberg on the Alte Steige, the "Bruckbeck" at the upper end of the pedestrian zone, right next to 2 high-rise buildings (Volksbank and City Center) and the Café Bar Majolika in the former factory building of the company of the same name in the immediate vicinity of the "Schlössle" in Schramberg.

In the other parts of the city there are mostly only smaller village pubs (or inns), which close much earlier.

Also worth mentioning is the "Klein-Paris" nightclub in the immediate vicinity of the industrial area on the Sulgen, which has been offering strip and erotic shows for around 30 years.

accommodation

Stay healthy

Practical advice

  • Tourist Information Talstadt (Schramberg town hall), Hauptstrasse 25, 78713 Schramberg. Tel.: (0)7422 29215. Open: Mon, Thurs 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Tue, Wed, Fri 8 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. and 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

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