The name "Kaiserstuhl" is believed to refer to King Otto III, who held court near Sasbach on 22 December 994. From then on, the whole hill range was called the Königsstuhl – the King’s Chair. In May 996, Otto III was crowned

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Location
The Kaiserstuhl is situated in South Baden, mainly in Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald county or district. However, the smaller northern part belongs to Emmendingen. Within the Upper Rhine Plain it is situated about 16 km northwest of

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Towns and villages in and around the Kaiserstuhl (in alphabetical order) are:
• Bahlingen
• Bötzingen

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The formation of the Kaiserstuhl volcano during the Tertiary was the climax and at the same time the end of volcanic activity in the

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The climate of the Kaiserstuhl also explains the vast richness of thermophile flora and fauna. The Kaiserstuhl is for example one of the places with the largest variety of orchids in Europe – more than 30 species have been recorded. Among the vines wild

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In the centre of the Kaiserstuhl between the Vogt Burger districts of Schelingen and Oberbergen and the somewhat remote eastern community of Eichstetten lies two direct neighbouring

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General
The Kaiserstuhl is one of the warmest regions in Germany. The winters are relatively mild for the area,

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