About me
Welcome to Green Gold at Leisberg.
For many years I dreamed of breathing new life into a historic house – creating a place where people can find peace, enjoy nature, and feel welcome from the very first moment. With Grünes Gold am Leisberg, this dream has become a reality.
My childhood in Canada has shaped me to this day. I grew up with a large vegetable garden and our own chickens. Fresh, seasonal food and a respectful approach to nature were completely natural for my family – values that still guide me today.
Later, various positions led me into the hotel and restaurant industry. There I learned that it's often the little things that make a stay special: a warm welcome, a relaxed atmosphere, and thoughtful details.
This attitude is also reflected in our breakfast. High-quality ingredients and genuine enjoyment are important to me. That's why I prepare breakfast with fresh, carefully selected products – seasonal, predominantly vegetarian, and with lots of love. Depending on the time of year, vegetables and herbs even come from our own garden.
I want our guests to feel comfortable from the very first moment, to start the day in peace and quiet, and to experience the Green Gold as a place they would like to return to.
Julia Sawchuk
Theo, the house dog, is playful, cheeky and vigilant, and always brings extra joy to our guests.
We are happy to assist you with table reservations, restaurant recommendations and excursion planning to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
We look forward to welcoming you to our Bed & Breakfast in the Kutscherhaus and ensuring you have an unforgettable time.
The area around the Green Gold at Leisberg
Close to nature and close to the city at the same time
It is worth walking into the city from our location, a stroll past majestic
Giant sequoia trees, growing into the sky. They point the way through the orchard, which evokes a feeling of paradise when the apple and cherry blossoms are in full bloom.
You can let your gaze wander to the silhouette of Baden's local mountains, Merkur and Leisberg, to the vineyards on the Schafsberg and then to the bizarre rock formations of the Battert, all the way to the Old Castle. A place with a panoramic view, a paradise for mountaineers of all levels of difficulty.
Of course, it is more comfortable to stay down in the valley and stroll along the Lichtentaler Allee,
accompanied by the clear waters of the Oos and past magnificent villas and museums, all the way to the theater. At the end of this cultural mile, the Kurhaus, Casino and Belle Epoque await you - in all their glory.
Baden-Baden is a world cultural heritage site and a cultural city. And rightly so, because where else can you find something like this: a place where spa treatments and culture made history and where the Romans already valued the healing power of the warm springs. So it is no wonder that people from all over the world come to the enchanting valley of the Oos, including to us, to the “Green Gold” and say with delight as soon as they arrive
“beautiful, it`s so beautiful” - and quite a few come back.
Experience the best of Baden-Baden and the surrounding area
Relaxation and wellness
“Sanus per aquam - healthy through water” - Baden-Baden has been known for its healing thermal springs for centuries. The Romans discovered the power of water 2000 years ago and built the city's first bathing facilities. Today you can experience this tradition in the historic spa district and bathe like the Romans did. The Friedrichsbad, a landmark in the Renaissance style, has been inviting people to relax and unwind for body, soul and spirit for 145 years. Baden-Baden also offers a large sauna area with the Caracalla - perfect for regaining energy after a hike.
Nature and hiking
Surrounded by the nature of the Black Forest, Baden-Baden offers numerous excursion and hiking destinations. Discover the Old Castle and the impressive Battertfelsen or enjoy the circular hike on the Panoramaweg - along which the Merkur leads through the city to the Geroldsauer Mühle, offering breathtaking views of the city and nature.
Culture and city life
Baden-Baden is a center of culture. The Festspielhaus, one of the largest opera and concert halls in Europe, attracts international artists and music lovers. You can experience fascinating exhibitions in the city's renowned museums, such as the Frieder Burda Museum, which shows world-class contemporary art, and the State Art Gallery. Annual events such as the SWR New Pop Festival and the traditional horse races in Iffezheim attract visitors from all over the world. The city also offers first-class restaurants and an elegant shopping mile - a perfect mix of culture and enjoyment.