Staufenberg craftsmen's museum

A window into the Black Forest's past

The Staufenberg Museum of Craftsmanship and Local History offers visitors a fascinating insight into the history and traditions of this picturesque region of the Black Forest. Housed in the attic of the former town hall, the museum presents a diverse collection of objects that vividly document the life and work of times gone by.

Focus of the exhibition
The museum is divided into various thematic areas that give visitors a comprehensive picture of the local culture and economy:

Trades: an impressive selection of tools and equipment from various trades are on display. Particularly noteworthy is the complete equipment of a shoemaker's workshop, which provides an authentic insight into this traditional craft.

Agricultural equipment: The collection includes a variety of agricultural tools and machines that illustrate the development of agricultural technology over the course of time.

Strawberry cultivation: A special highlight is the exhibition of strawberry harvesting equipment. Until the 1960s, Staufenberg was known for its strawberry cultivation, and this collection is a reminder of this important economic tradition in the region.

Visitor information
Opening hours: The museum opens by appointment. Interested visitors should make an appointment in advance.

Guided tours: Expert guided tours are available on request, providing deeper insights into the exhibits and their historical significance.

Contact:
Crafts and Local History Museum
Gerd Grabenstätter
Staufenberger Str. 90 (former town hall)
76593 Gernsbach
Telephone: 07224 4633

Arrival and surroundings
The Staufenberg Museum of Craftsmanship and Local History is located in the heart of the northern Black Forest, a region known for its breathtaking natural landscape and rich culture.

How to get there is as follows:

• By car: Staufenberg can be reached via well-maintained roads. Visitors coming from Karlsruhe or Stuttgart follow the B462 to Gernsbach and then take the turn-off to Staufenberg.
• By public transport: The nearest train station is Gernsbach. From there, there are regular buses to Staufenberg.
• Parking facilities: There are plenty of free parking spaces near the museum.

The Staufenberg Craftsmen's and Local History Museum not only offers an insight into the past, but is also an ideal starting point for further explorations of the Black Forest. There are numerous hiking trails, historical sights and picturesque Black Forest villages in the surrounding area, inviting you to enjoy an extended stay in the region.

A visit to the Staufenberg Museum of Craftsmanship and Local History is a journey into the past of the Black Forest and offers locals and tourists alike the opportunity to discover and appreciate the rich cultural and craft traditions of this fascinating region.