Escape Game Calw

Calw, a picturesque town in the northern Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg, is known for its historic old town, well-preserved half-timbered houses and as the birthplace of the famous writer Hermann Hesse. The town is idyllically situated in the Nagold Valley and offers a delightful mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty. The old town of Calw impresses with narrow streets, the market square with its magnificent half-timbered ensemble and the historic town hall, all of which contribute to the special charm of the city. A particular highlight in Calw is the Hermann Hesse Museum, which honors the life and work of the Nobel Prize winner in literature and provides insights into the literary history of the region. The “Hermann Hesse City” also celebrates its famous son with events such as the annual Hermann Hesse Days and readings, which attract literature enthusiasts from all over the world. The area around Calw is ideal for nature lovers: hiking and cycling trails lead through the dense forests and valleys of the Black Forest, including the well-known Ostweg and the rafting trail along the Nagold. Nearby sights such as Hirsau Abbey, an important monastery ruin, invite further cultural explorations. With a successful combination of culture, history and nature, Calw is an attractive destination for anyone who wants to experience the special atmosphere of the Black Forest and the literary history of the region.