Künzelsau

　　Künzelsau is a town in southeastern Germany, situated on the Kocher River in Baden-Württemberg, 37 kilometers northeast of Heilbronn, and is the capital of the Hohenlohe District. It was first mentioned in historical records in 1098 and has developed over the years into an important city in Baden-Württemberg.

　　The most important museum in Künzelsau is the Würth Museum, which focuses on contemporary art collections and exhibitions, making it an ideal place to appreciate art. The Künzelsau City Museum is a museum that introduces the history and culture of the town, with permanent exhibitions on the first and second floors, and fascinating exhibits about the town’s history primarily located in the basement. The Kocher River is the only river in Baden-Württemberg where swimming is permitted. If you happen to visit in the summer and know how to swim, why not take a dip?

　　Künzelsau Reason to visit: A tranquil city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany Continent: Europe Country/Region: Germany Province/State: Baden-Württemberg City: Künzelsau