Neckar Kart Center Sulz

Neckar Kart Center, known as the Hallenkartbahn Sulz, runs a 400-metre covered track at Bahnhofstraße 74, in the Neckarwiesen industrial area, in Sulz am Neckar, at the northern gateway to the Black Forest. The technical layout alternates fast straights, tight corners and sequences that call for precision and anticipation.

The fleet lines up modern Sodi karts, with padded bucket seats, an adjustable pedal box and possible weight compensation for timed races, and takes beginners as well as experienced drivers. Group booking slots run from 9am to 11pm, suited to corporate events, birthdays and group outings. Contact: +49 7454 40381 or [email protected].

Sulz am Neckar nestles in the upper Neckar valley, at the northern entrance to the Black Forest, 15 km north-east of Rottweil. Rottweil, the oldest town in Baden-Württemberg, founded by the Romans in 73, keeps its medieval old town with gilded oriels and its Fasnet carnival, and is home to the 246 m ThyssenKrupp test tower, which offers the country's highest visitor viewing platform. Freudenstadt and its market square, the largest in Germany, are 40 km to the north-west, the Swabian Jura opens 30 km to the east, and Tübingen and its 1477 university are 50 km to the north-east. Schramberg and its Junghans clock museum and the Triberg waterfalls, among the highest in Germany, punctuate the nearby Black Forest, and Stuttgart and its Mercedes-Benz and Porsche museums are 60 km to the north-east.