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The Kieselbronn Gaiß, which refers to the nickname of the Kieselbronn residents, namely "Gaißeschenner" (=goat-slayers). According to the story, fodder for the cattle was scarce at the time. A clever farmer spotted a last patch of greenery on the roof of the church tower. He wanted to give this greenery to his starving goat (Gaiß). He placed a rope around its neck and pulled it up the church tower. Halfway up, the farmer exulted: "How greedily it sticks out its tongue!" Unfortunately, the story didn't have a happy ending...

The field name "Schlössle" (little castle) in the Kieselbronn district already hints at the remains of old buildings that might lie hidden in the ground. Indeed, the remains of what appears to be a very extensive Roman estate have been found here, of which only a small portion has been uncovered through excavations. In 1958 and 1959, two buildings were investigated through excavations. The building now lying beneath a group of bushes in the field (No. 1 on the map) was likely the main residence of the estate, where the owner himself lived. Several rooms with underfloor heating, a built-in bathtub, and remnants of multicolored plaster on the interior walls attest to a certain degree of luxury enjoyed by the estate owner. Externally, the house resembled the main buildings of other estates in the Pforzheim area. It had a prominent, south-facing facade that satisfied the owner's need for representation.

Good home-style food and drinks

still good

Beautifully presented and in good company

Good restaurant and the food is also delicious.

https://hemmis-schlemmerhuette.de/ Good and cheap food

Must have tried! You only hear good things about it 😋