Schramberg is located 20 kilometers from Alpirsbach and is ideal for a day trip. The best way to get there is by car. It's a 50-minute drive from Enzklösterle and Seewald. This makes it a great destination for anyone staying in a holiday apartment.

Nestled in the heart of Schramberg's valley, the park covers 2.5 hectares. It's an ideal spot for strolling, enjoying nature and art, and watching children play. The Villa Junghans, dating from 1885, is an architectural highlight. Today, it houses a hotel and a restaurant with a pleasant beer garden. The park is a landscaped park, an art park, and a family park all in one. Children will love the little streams and the charming play areas.

Learn fascinating facts about the region's geological features on the adventure trails around Schramberg . Fourteen information panels will guide you through 300 million years of geological history in the Black Forest. The trail leads 2.5 kilometers to the castle ruins , where you can enjoy a meal at the Gasthof Burgstüble, located near the ruins. The return journey follows the vegetation trail, a 1.5-kilometer route. The starting point is the Geißhalde parking lot near the Junghans company.

This is really fun for kids. Borrow the "Schramboli Explorer Backpack" from the Tourist Information Office. Inside, children will find a magnifying glass, binoculars, a flashlight, a compass, and an explorer's book – the perfect equipment! Along the 4-kilometer trail by the Eichbach stream, you'll find 35 information panels providing lots of information about the local flora and fauna. Start: Talstraße, Schramberg-Tennenbronn. Duration: 1.5 hours. The first part of the trail (2 kilometers) is accessible with a stroller. Here you'll find more hiking tips for the Black Forest .

Car and watch world - five great technology museums in Schramberg

This exhibition features more than 220 vehicles, a collection unique in Germany: meticulously maintained motorcycles, three-wheeled vehicles like the Isetta, and other unusual modes of transport such as the Messerschmitt KR200. Spread across three floors of the automobile museum , you can experience the dawn of motorization in the Black Forest and the Federal Republic of Germany from 1945 to 1960.

Under the motto "Clock Times," the museum takes you on a unique journey through the history of clocks in the Black Forest. From a clockmaker's workshop 200 years ago to the machine hall, historic shopping arcades, and the timing equipment used at the Munich Olympics, the museum explores the past and present. It even includes radio-controlled clocks. The museum is closely linked to the history of the Junghans company, which employed up to 5,000 people.

Over 100 fantastic classic and modern classic cars are displayed in the private collection across 3000 square meters. These range from a 1902 De Dion Populaire and a 1932 Maybach Zeppelin to the state limousine of former German President Heinrich Lübke from 1959.

The museum is housed in an Art Nouveau building constructed in 1904 by the renowned industrial architect Philipp Jakob Manz as a substation for the "Hamburger-Amerikanische Uhrenfabrik" (HAU). It contains a technical marvel: the largest diesel engine from the pre-World War I era, still completely intact with all its accessories, remains in its original location.

The world's largest Gauge 2 collection can be seen in a listed industrial cultural monument, in building 22 of the HAU business park in Schramberg.

Admission: Discounted combination tickets are available. Opening hours: March 15 to October 31, Tue-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. November 1 to March 14, Tue-Sun 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Last admission 1 hour before closing! Reduced winter opening hours at the Steim car collection.

Farm experience in Schramberg-Waldmössingen

Jonah's excursion tip: A trip to the animal enclosure during your vacation! As a nearly four-year-old, he thinks an afternoon feeding the animals at the adventure farm is fantastic. It's just a stone's throw (20 minutes by car) from Alpirsbach. Besides an animal enclosure and a petting zoo with a yurt, there's also a simple snack bar. In summer, there's even a small corn maze just 100 meters from the farm. It's one of the best playgrounds in the region. You can book a special event at the educational farm. Admission is free. Animal feed is available from a vending machine.

Waldmössingen Adventure Farm , Weiherwasenstr. 46/1 (near the sports field), 78713 Schramberg – Waldmössingen. Heiligenbronn Monastery and Fluorn-Winzeln Airfield are just 5 minutes away.

Garden of the Senses and Heiligenbronn Monastery

Heiligenbronn Monastery, situated on the plateau between Schramberg and Alpirsbach, boasts a lovely sensory garden. The monastery houses a school for the hearing and visually impaired, as well as various workshops. It also has its own butcher shop, bakery, and farm shop. Shopping here is well worth your time. Between the church and the monastery, the St. Francis Foundation has created a beautiful garden for blind, visually impaired, and wheelchair users. A visit is also wonderful and truly enjoyable for children.

Directions: Heiligenbronn Monastery, Kloster 3, 78713 Schramberg – Heiligenbronn. Telephone: +49 7422 569-0. The Garden of the Senses is always open. Free admission. Accessible.

Tips:

• There is a great Christmas market in Heiligenbronn during Advent.
• And in the summer, a wonderful open-air cinema in cooperation with the Subiaco Cinema. The supporting program alone is worth a visit. Find out more on the website.
• Fluorn-Winzeln airfield is located 5 kilometers from Heiligenbronn in the direction of Alpirsbach. It's a lovely spot for a walk, where you can watch the gliders and powered aircraft. There's a good pizzeria with a nice terrace. Short hikes in the woods are also inviting, as is a small playground. Winzeln Airfield, Schramberg, Flugplatzweg 1, 78733 Aichhalden.

• Hike to the other castle ruins: Schilteck, Falkenstein, Ramstein and Berneck.
• Schramberg City Museum.
• High ropes course on the Sulgen.
• The Schramberg cultural broom.
• Indoor swimming pool with bathing facilities on the Sulgen.

Between Schiltach and Schramberg there are some good Black Forest snack bars:

• Vesperstube Hinterholzstube with its own sausage kitchen and nice playground.

• Rohrbachstüble ( nofollow), open Fri-Sun. Tel. 07836/21 26.
• Schwenkenhof nofollow open daily except Tuesdays Tel. 07836/72 13.
• Country inn Aichhalder Mühle .
• Pizzeria at Fluorn-Winzeln airfield.
• Rino ice cream parlor in Schramberg Talstadt.

• Lossburg with the magic land
• Summer toboggan run - Vogtsbauernhof
• Black Forest National Park
• The Wolf Valley
• Rottweil

• Schiltach - Schenkenzell
• Wolfach in the Kinzig Valley
• Hausach - Black Forest Railway
• Haslach im Kinzigtal
• Triberg - Hornberg

• Freudenstadt in the Northern Black Forest
  
• Seewald & Nagold Dam
• Enzklösterle
• Baiersbronn
• Bad Wildbad with treetop walkway