Historischer Rundgang Hohenhaslach

1st wine press
Built in 1767, the inscription plaque on the west side shows the Württemberg coat of arms with the inscription "C(arl) H(erzog) Z(u) W(ürttemberg). C.F.Wegner Keller zu Vayhingen." Viticulture has a tradition of around 1000 years in Hohenhaslach.

2nd house at Küferstraße 16
"Freedom Rose" at the south-east corner of the house (wooden relief). Time of creation unknown. The vaulted cellar from the 16th century is noteworthy.3. marketplace
The Reminiscere fair (five weeks before Easter) was also important for the surrounding villages.

4 Former vicarage (Marktplatz 10)
Inscription: "1710 Michael Stahl built this house before his son and ordered it to be protected by God's hand from war and fire. Martin Shneider Z.M." The building was a rectory from 1775-1897.5th mountain school
Built in 1901 after the old schoolhouse burned down. Plastered solid construction with raised central risalit and house framing. Renovated in 1986

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6. new rectory
Built in 1897. beautiful stepped gable

7. parish church of St. George
The origins of this choir tower church date back to around 1230. The nave was extended in 1566 and 1792. During the interior renovation in 1957, valuable early Gothic frescoes (late 13th century) were uncovered. The only partially preserved frescoes on the north wall of the nave date from around 1570.8th town hall
Built around 1860 on the site of the previous building, which burned down on April 6/7, 1858. Today the administrative office.

9th former armory (Marktplatz 12)
Below ground floor from the 16th century. Originally the armory of the "Veste Hohenhaslach". After renovation, rectory from 1605-1775.

10th town wall
From 1230, the Counts of Vaihingen surrounded Veste Hohenhaslach with a wall that ran roughly along Panoramaweg - Neue Gasse - Paulinenstraße.

11th Lower Gate
The Lower Gate, which was only demolished in 1869, stood here.
12th House of a Clerk (An der Steige 49)
A large arched cellar gate, which was characteristic of the wine-growing community of Hohenhaslach, is located at the rear. The inscription reads "Anno 1733 I. C. ST. Clerk of the Court". The supporting pillars are probably a remnant of the town wall.13th Gasthaus Ochsen
Built in 1798. Mansard crippled hip roof. Richly profiled entrance.
14th bakehouse (Backhausgasse 5)
Built in the 19th century.