Kurnbach

Kürnbach has served as a wine-growing settlement in the Kraichgau since the Middle Ages. Set amid the gently rolling hills of northwestern Baden-Württemberg, the community lies where vineyards, fields and small woodland parcels meet. Wine remains an important local tradition, and the surrounding slopes belong to the wider Kraichgau wine country. Kürnbach is also notable for its unusual political past: until 1903, it was jointly governed by Baden and Hesse, setting it apart from neighbouring towns. Its compact historic centre and rural setting help trace the transition between the Kraichgau and the nearby Stromberg hills. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Kraichgau connects regionally.

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