Spend the night in Friedenweiler
In Friedenweiler and the suburb of Rötenbach, you will find cosily furnished and reasonably priced rooms in several family-run guesthouses and guesthouses. The two towns also offer stylishly furnished holiday flats in a quiet yet easily accessible location.
3 facts about Friedenweiler
Beethoven's viola: Rötenbach's arts and crafts have made it famous beyond the Black Forest. These include the reverse glass paintings by Lorenz Winterhalder and the instruments of the two violin makers Johann Straub and Josef Bier. Even Beethoven played a Straub violin.
The lake lies still: anyone who calls the dreamy monastery lake in Friedenweiler a still body of water does not know its history. Even its construction 400 years ago for fish farming was an adventure. Over the centuries, a devastating dam burst and many changes of use followed. Today, the lake with its neighbouring outdoor pool is a great destination for families.
Over seven bridges: The Rötenbachschlucht premium hiking trail reveals the full diversity of the Black Forest: dense forests, wild streams, rocky paths and impressive rock faces. 7 bridges, a small waterfall and an enchanted hut turn the hike into a little adventure before the Rötenbach flows into the Wutach after a good 5 kilometres.
Friedenweiler and its districts
Rötenbach: A visit is particularly worthwhile in spring, when the Rötenbach meadows are covered in a veritable splendour of flowers. Action and driving fun with electric drive can be found at the Gaspedal go-kart facility. Here, children and adults alike can take on the terrain in special e-karts.
Kleineisenbach: Just 67 inhabitants live in the tiny district of Friedenweiler, which is surrounded by fairytale forests.