Kürnbach is a municipality located in the district of Karlsruhe within the southwestern region of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Situated approximately 60 kilometers northwest of Stuttgart, the village is characterized by its historic architecture, specifically its traditional half-timbered houses.
The village holds a unique historical status as a constitutional rarity in Germany, having once been owned by two different states and governed by three separate administrations. In contemporary times, Kürnbach is primarily recognized for its wine production, particularly its Schwarzriesling, which is a specific variety of Pinot Noir.