아체른 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The "Becke-Alisi" fountain commemorates a long-gone event: During Carnival 1870, baker Alois Burkhard announced a tightrope walk from the roof of the Engel Inn over Adlerplatz. Boys stretched the rope. Instead of stepping onto it, the baker cut the rope, and the boys fell into the mud. The fountain is accessible, so it promises summer water fun. Text: Ortenau Tourism

Arkaden-Café Illenau

The Illenau Hospital was built in 1842 as a sanatorium and nursing home. The state-run institution operated until 1940, when it was closed by the Nazis and used as a Reich School for ethnic Germans. After World War II, the facility served as a barracks for the French armed forces until 1994. After some renovations, the city of Achern has since used the buildings as its town hall.

Be sure to visit the small but important Illenau Arcades Museum!

very beautiful masonry

Kirschblütenmeer

Here is a link to the fountain on Adlerplatz: https://bnn.de/mittelbaden/ortenau/achern/achern-adlerplatz-bedeutung-denkmal-geschichte

Achern - Philipp Fountain Achern's oldest fountain is located on Adlerplatz. Description Achern's oldest fountain is located on Adlerplatz. As early as 1904, Mayor Hermann Bopp (in office from 1903 to 1905) and his municipal council were already thinking about the city's upcoming 100th anniversary in 1908 - the first financial reserves were established. On September 27, 1908, the last Sunday in September, the moment finally arrived: the anniversary fountain, designed by Conrad Taucher, was ceremoniously unveiled. The shepherd of the Mummelsee legend – the unhappy lover – sits in paradisiacal innocence on his bronze "granite" block, while the "Mümmele" (little mermaids) attempt to "bewitch" him with their dance of mermaids. The water basin is intended to evoke the shape of Lake Mummelsee on the Black Forest High Road. The unveiling itself represented a final highlight of the celebrations marking the centenary of Achern's city charter. "The square under the horse chestnut trees at the "Adler" was surrounded by a dense crowd. The city police had polished the crests and uniform buttons to a high shine and had trained the mustaches to the liking of "Wilhelm II" using all the tricks of the trade, including a beard tie. The dignitaries and illustrious guests appeared in top hats, large, white, starched shirtfronts, and formal frock coats, their ladies wearing oversized hats decorated with ribbons and flowers." Text: Black Forest Tourism