Rose dreams in the Black Forest: OGV Tuttlingen explores Nöggenschwiel

Rose dreams in the Black Forest: OGV Tuttlingen explores Nöggenschwiel

A trip full of blooms and relaxing hours: Members and friends of the Tuttlingen Fruit and Horticultural Association made an unforgettable visit to the rose village of Nöggenschwiel at the end of June. This charming village, located at an impressive 720 meters above sea level in the Southern Black Forest Nature Park, is known for its impressive rose gardens and attracted garden enthusiasts with a colorful program. The participants enjoyed a two-hour tour of Nöggenschwiel, where they had the opportunity to admire various types of roses and breathe in the intoxicating scent of the flowers. Loud Swabian The care of these rose gardens is entirely thanks to the numerous volunteers in the village who put a lot of commitment and passion into their work.

Another highlight was lunch, which was taken in the shady garden of Nöggenschwiel-Weilheim. It tasted even better under the chestnut trees while the participants exchanged valuable information about the history of the place and its village church. After enjoying the delicious food, we continued to Waldshut, where the old town offered iced coffees for refreshment. During a walk along the nearby Rhine, the excursionists were able to forget the summer heat and enjoy the beauty of nature around the Black Forest.

Rich in roses and full of joy of life

Nöggenschwiel is not only the only rose village in the Black Forest, but also a place full of history and tradition. Over 20,000 rose bushes in hundreds of varieties thrive in this small village, enchanting residents and visitors in summer with their blaze of color and scent. Particularly noteworthy are the rose assortment garden, which presents 1,800 rose bushes in around 190 frost-hardy varieties, and the rose fragrance garden, which impresses with almost 450 old and English rose varieties. These historic gardens are true treasures not to be missed.

The local volunteers make a huge contribution to ensuring that the roses shine in full bloom. On rosendorf.de It is emphasized that the village has no thoroughfares, which contributes to a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. This makes Nöggenschwiel a recognized resort that not only attracts rose lovers, but also attracts hikers and nature lovers to the region. The Nöggenschwiel Rose Days in particular, which take place on the second weekend in July, attract numerous visitors every year.

Cultural heritage and tourist attraction

Nöggenschwiel can look back on a long history. In 2020, the village proudly celebrated its 50th anniversary as a rose village, a certification from the “Society of German Rose Friends,” which recognizes the villagers' commitment to rose care. On blackwald-aktuell.eu It is reported in detail that the renowned rose cultivation and the loving design of the village attract many people who enjoy the peace and beauty of the rose landscape while taking walks.

The return trip to Tuttlingen was an experience for the club members and their companions that was filled with many beautiful impressions and a deep connection to nature. The rose village of Nöggenschwiel remains an insider tip for anyone who wants to experience the blooming diversity and warm hospitality in the southern Black Forest.