Kallstadt

Located along the German Wine Route, Kallstadt features traditional winegrowers' farms and half-timbered houses spread across its seven hundred hectares of land.

The first documented mention of Kallstadt dates to 824 under the name Cagelenstat, derived from a Frankish clan chief named Chagilo.

The village maintains the tradition of Saumagen, a regional pork-based dish served in local restaurants and celebrated during the annual September festival.

Kallstadt sits at 134 meters elevation and functions as a starting point for hiking trails leading into the Palatinate Forest biosphere reserve.

The Protestant church of St. Salvator stands in the center with its 36-meter tower, featuring a newly renovated organ funded by the Heinz family.

Location: Freinsheim

Elevation above the sea: 134 m

Website: http://kallstadt.de

GPS coordinates: 49.49056,8.17583

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:15