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The 6 Best Things to Do in Crailsheim, Germany
Crailsheim is a town in the German state of Baden-Württemberg. Incorporated in 1338, it lies 32 kilometres (20 miles) east of Schwäbisch Hall and 40 km (25 mi) southwest of Ansbach in the Schwäbisch Hall district. The city's main attractions include two Evangelical churches, a Catholic church, and the 67 metre tower of its town hall.
Restaurants in Crailsheim
1. Jagst- und Gronachtal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas M - Mannheim
Hier wird mit viel Einsatz die alte Schmiede mit Ölmühle erhalten und 2 alte Motoren von Deutz und mBenz/MWM zum Leben erweckt.
Dazu Lebensituation aus dem Beginn der Industrialisierung.
Gut gemacht.
Solkte man besuchen.
2. Boellat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Hermann B - Bad Worishofen, Germany
Vorbei an den Zielfinger Baggerseen, fahren wir über Josefslust bei Sigmaringen, Winterlingen und Ebingen bis Lautlingen. Hier zweigen wir ab nach Margrethausen und Pfeffingen zu unserem Ziel: BURGFELDEN. Hier hat uns unser Wanderexperte herrliche Touren ausgesucht . In zwei Schwierigkeitsgraden: 1/2 oder 1 Stunde. Es geht auf den "BÖLLAT" mit herrlicher Panorama-Aussicht. Und wer nicht mehr so gut zu Fuß ist, der findet gleich in der Nähe seinen Aussichtspunkt. Der Blick reicht über die Burg HOHENZOLLERN hinweg auf Hechingen und bei gutem Wetter bis in den Schwarzwald.
Im Ort selbst befindet sich die "ehemalige Dorfkirche von Burgfelden", ein im Denkmalbuch des Landes eingetragenes KULTURDENKMAL aus dem 8. Jahrhundert und der 2. Hälfte des 11. Jahrhunderts, mit interessanten Fresken.
Nach der Wanderung Treffen wir uns wieder gemeinsam in der "POST", einem netten Land-Gasthof, wo bei Kaffee und selbst gebackenem Kuchen, bei Bier, Wein oder anderen Getränken, oder auch bei einer guten "Schwäbischen Veschper" die Stunden bei angeregter Unterhaltung wieder allzu schnell vergehen.
Zurück fahren wir nochmals eine landschaftlich interessante Strecke über BITZ nach Winterlingen und über Sigmaringen nach Hause.
3. Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 485 reviews
This walled village houses mercantile buildings dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. The fortified wall has sixteen towers; you can access the city from four of them.
Reviewed By Mellie2013 - Port Moody, Canada
Drove the Romantic Road in August. This was one of our favourite villages of the trip. Straight out of a Grimm's Fairy Tale. Cobblestone streets, friendly folks and a very peaceful atmosphere. The houses and businesses are rendered in late Renaissance facades with pastel colours and half-timbered frames. So photographic and charming.
We parked on the outer ring and walked into the town through one of the four medieval gates that remain . This town has a history! Probably starting around the 8th century. It was once a "Free Imperial City" of the Holy Roman Empire. In the 13th century the fortifications began. Luckily this town is original, untouched by WWI or WWII bombings. Forward thinking in the 19th century, by Ludwig I proclaimed the city to be a heritage site to be preserved and protected.
Delightful shops, bakeries, cafes, inns, restaurants and churches. Well worth an afternoon of roaming around. Highly recommend saving time to walk the fortification walls or at the least climb the St. George church tower. Delightful!
4. Findling
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Hoda G
Findling is a store with flair. It offers its visitors a cosy shopping atmosphere with lots of room for creativity. The owner is a very nice lady and helps you find what you're looking for. If you don't buy anything, it's ok to stop by for a chat and a look at the creative pieces of jewelry/art/ clothes that you find there. If you're in Crailsheim, you don't want to miss it!
5. Grosscomburg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By folieske4 - Antwerp, Belgium
Only have seen the exteriour, as the church was still closed. Would open a few days later, but by then we would have been in Oberau. Pitty, as seen on pix at the internet it must be nice. We took the steeper chapelway (crossway), but there is a carparking and then it is not that steep. We had a stroll in Steinbach and it was already getting dark when we arrived at this place. I can oly comment the exteriour, and that is a A+. There is a museumspub where one has to start the tour of the interiour church. The Grosscomburg exists of multiple buildings. One can climb steps and stairs and towers, one can partially walk arround the Grosscomburg via the outside wall. There are benches, so it is nice to have tranquil moments and just sit there. If we will visit this region again, will definately visit Grosscomburg again. Kleincomburg (St. Aëgidiuschurch) is at the mountain across Grosscomburg, and one can see the Panorama with this Grosscomburg. However, Tripadvisor would not list this, but that does not mean it is not worthwhile visiting.
6. Bartenders
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
International BAR
Reviewed By SussedUp - Denver, Colorado
This should be your first stop if you arrive in Crailsheim any time after 6 pm. Grab a table on the deck, and start ticking off the cocktails you want to try from their multipage drinks menu - they're all good. We started with the special, the Panamera, and loved it. But over the course of several visits here during our stay in Crailsheim we branched out considerably, and received excellent personalized recommendations from Max, the owner, and his staff. They make an excellent Negroni, but I eventually found my favorite: the Basilico, a lovely green smoothie of a drink that satisfied my love of basil, and my illusions that some drinks are healthier than others. I first tried it as a mini cocktail - shot sized - the perfect way to decide whether to order the full sized drink.
Because the focus here is on the cocktails, not food, there isn't a lot to choose from for snacking. Fortunately the Monte Cristos are perfect: delicious little grilled pieces of cheese and ham happiness. We had two each :>)
