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2026년 2월 26일부터 성과 식당은 별도 공지가 있을 때까지 폐쇄됩니다.

Beautiful view over Sulzfeld

The present-day castle had two, possibly even three, predecessor structures. After the Baden Margrave Hermann V was granted the town of Ettlingen, founded by the Hohenstaufen dynasty, by Emperor Frederick II, his son, Margrave Rudolf I of Baden, built a castle complex in the mid-13th century – possibly on the remains of a Hohenstaufen predecessor structure. However, no previous structure has yet been identified. The lower floors of the keep in the castle courtyard, which are still preserved today, date from this period. A magnificent Renaissance castle followed in the 16th century. Two round corner towers were added to the south wing, and the keep was given a half-timbered upper floor. The three-wing Renaissance complex surrounding the old keep, completed in 1600, was destroyed along with the entire town by French troops in 1689 during the War of the Palatinate Succession (Wikipedia).

interesting presentation of the different types of fruit

Nice rest area, with a view

The fountain stood on the corner of Kronenstrasse and Seminarstrasse until 1871, but was then kept in the hall corridor. In 1934 the fountain was put back in Albstrasse. The joy was short-lived, as the fountain sculpture was destroyed in 1938. The existing individual pieces were collected and carefully reassembled. A Karlsruhe sculptor was commissioned to create a replica. Since June 1941 a new shield bearer has sat enthroned on the fountain base. The original figure is in the museum. The hair is held by a braided band, the neck and chest are adorned with gold chains and the fingers with rings. The skirt is gathered diagonally and allows the left leg to be seen. In her right hand she holds the Baden state coat of arms and in her left hand the Ettlingen city coat of arms. The fountain was originally called "Metzenbrunnen", which means that the fountain figure could be a whore. It is also possible that she is a rich bourgeois daughter, because Metze is also the nickname for Mechthilde. According to a legend, the Metzenbrunnen is actually called Märzenbrünnele because it was found in the forest in the month of March. But it could also have been named after the spring, which is called Märzenbrünnele. Source: https://www.ettlingen.de/erleben/sehenswuerdigkeiten/bauwerke_+brunnen+_+denkmaeler/brunnen+in+ettlingen/Schildhalterin_Brunnen

Beautiful view of Ravensburg Castle, with a nearby sky lounger and rest area.

Good view of the Ravensburg from the edge of the forest and the edge of the vineyards.