Lebzelterhaus

In this burgher house built around 1600, gingerbread, wax candles, and mead were produced until the mid-19th century.

The Lebzelterhaus is a tradition-rich house that connects history, craftsmanship, and regional culture. With its unique charm and historical atmosphere, it is among the popular attractions in the region and invites visitors to discover the world of gingerbread making and beekeeping traditions.

In addition to the impressive architecture, the Lebzelterhaus offers interesting insights into the production of gingerbread, honey, and other regional specialties. Exhibitions and lovingly designed rooms convey information about the traditional craft and its significance for the region.

Whether as a destination for families, culture enthusiasts, or travel groups – the Lebzelterhaus connects history, enjoyment, and tradition, and is a place where regional craftsmanship remains alive.