Lautenbach

Lautenbach has been an agricultural settlement in the Rench Valley of Baden’s Black Forest since the Middle Ages. The Rench, a tributary of the Rhine, runs through a narrow valley where orchards and wooded slopes meet the village centre. Lautenbach’s defining monument is the late-Gothic pilgrimage church of Mariä Krönung, built in the late 15th century and noted for its elaborate portal and interior. In the Ortenau district, the community sits between the upper Black Forest and the Rhine plain, a region associated with fruit growing and wine. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Rench Valley and the Black Forest.

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