Döttinger Gate and Kocher Bridge, Braunsbach

Braunsbach looks great again and a new Kocher Bridge at the end of the village is currently being built.

FloodingOn May 29, 2016, a storm in the region caused severe flooding with devastating damage. In the center of Braunsbach, one of the worst affected villages, the Orlacher Bach and the smaller Schlossbach streams overflowed their banks, leaving several meters of debris on the street, including stones, clay, cars, and wedged old wood.Braunsbach has recovered.Surrounding area with many attractionsBraunsbach, castle, entrance gate in the southern west wall of the surrounding wall with a southern round tower and castle chapel.Tierberg CastleBraunsbach Castle, with structural origins dating back to 1250 in Braunsbach.The Protestant Boniface Church in the castle in Braunsbach.
The Baroque organ in the castle church in Braunsbach, the oldest parts of which date back to 1736, when Philipp Heinrich Hasenmaier created a small instrument that was expanded in 1794 by Georg Ludwig Mezler.The Döttinger Gate in Braunsbach.The Kochertal Bridge, built between 1976 and 1979, became a landmark of the still young municipality and is also included in its coat of arms.

After the terrible flood, Braunsbach is shining again.