키젤브론 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

"Nussdorf"에서 오신다면, 여기서 쉬어가는 것은 정말 최고예요 👍!

Die Anekdote vom Gaißeschenner Daran knüpfte sich folgende populäre Geschichte: „In einem Jahr, als das Winterfutter für das Vieh sehr knapp war, entdeckte ein Kieselbronner Bauer in der Dachrinne des Kirchturms einen grünen Grasbusch. Den wollte er seiner schon sehr ausgehungerten Ziege zukommen lassen. Er band ihr kurzerhand einen Strick um den Hals und über einen Haken zog der Bauer das arme Tier den Kirchturm hoch. Als der so malträtierten Geiß auf halber Höhe die Zunge heraushing, meinte der Bauer: "Gugged, sie schläggt scho denoch - Schaut, sie leckt schon danach.“ Die Geiß soll das Ganze natürlich nicht überlebt haben.“ INFO von: https://kraichgau.news/region/c-freizeit-kultur/dehoim-in-kieselbronn-gaisseschenner-und-was-daraus-wurde_a34486

과일 품종 박물관은 더 이상 이 위치에 없습니다! 이전했습니다😆 https://www.kieselbronn.de/obstsortenmuseum/obstsortenmuseum-in-kieselbronn-id_118/

"은행에서 은행으로" 👍❗️

A somewhat secluded fountain in a hedge along a country lane with a wooden sculpture and a framed spring.

Transformer station at the edge of town, decorated with attractive graffiti.

The bakery in the lower village is leased to the Kieselbronn Country Women's Association. The association aims to maintain and revive the tradition of regular communal baking in the bakery and regularly offers "open baking" events.

Built in the 13th century, St. Stephen's Church in Kieselbronn is surrounded by a double ring wall, revealing a part of its history at first glance. As a fortified church, it served as a refuge for parishioners and a storage place for valuables during times of war. The chancel tower with its arrow slits and the building's thick walls bear witness to this function. The "Gaden," a wooden story above the nave whose chambers served as storerooms, is also a typical feature of a fortified church. However, the Kieselbronn church's Gaden was dismantled during renovations at the end of the 18th century. At its entrance, the church is guarded by a massive figure of the Archangel Michael, holding a large sword.