We were excited to see the worlds largest Cuckoo clock, and to be fair, it was worth a viewing. The…read moreclock is in a very pretty area with a river in the heart of the Black Forest. The cuckoo which weighs about 330lbs 'rings' every half hour. Very glad we saw the noon display. However we ran into the 'disabled' issue once again. There are NO disabled toilets, or toilets without paying to see the workings of the clock. There is also no disabled parking. We were told to go to the local town of Triburg to use a disabled toilet. The town sits on a VERY steep hill which if you have a larger person with mobility issues is a big workout. All in all don't make a special trip, but stop if you are driving past.

My experience was amazing and it was so fun to learn about a different culture. We got to see the…read morebiggest cuckoo clock in the world as well as witness them being made by hand! There were so many different unique clocks that we got to see. A little pricey for me but worth the price considering the craftsmanship that is put into them. We also got to eat at the restaurant above the shop that served German cuisine. Although the kitchen wasn't prepared to take on a party the size as mine, they were able to accommodate and the food was delicious. My wife also bought some of their staple cherry wine that they were serving as samples when we arrived. All in all, this was such a beautiful place to visit and I recommend anyone to visit if they are able too.

We found Bruno Roth's store in September of 1969 while living in Heidelberg. We continued to visit…read morehim on our vacations to Europe over many years. We purchased a hand carved cuckoo clock from him and it still works perfectly every day! For many years we would order items from him (and his wife Ericka) and he would send them to us here in the US. From what I understand he passed away a couple of years ago. Wonderful people!!!

I bought my hand carved Cuckoo Clock in 1975…read more I still have it and love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I ordered a Rombach & Haas Traditional & minimalist Cuckoo Clock online from this store. I'm…read morewriting this review because I was unable to find ANY reviews for online orders that are shipped to the US. The price for the clock was great & shipping was high (but expected). I also paid an import duty to the US (also expected). After calculating the overall cost with shipping, the price of the clock was still very competitive & even a little LESS than purchasing within the US. The shipping was extraordinarily fast & the clock was so well packaged. I'm keeping the original sturdy box & shipping materials in case the clock needs to be shipped in the future. I was so worried about this purchase because, for me, the clock is a luxury item. I found that the best way to communicate with this business is with a FB message. I was put at ease. I'd have absolutely NO reservations ordering another clock from Haus Der 1000 Uhren in the future! It truly was a stellar experience for me.

It's been six years since my first visit and I have to say, it is still a great shop! Found a…read morebigger clock to replace my smaller one from my first visit and my nephew who is now old enough to travel even picked out his own. Our friends found a gigantic clock to have shipped home to California. The store is still special and I love it. My only issue I had this time was that the sales associates felt like they worked on commission and were quite possessive once they started helping someone that they had to be the one to check you out, even if they had started helping someone else. We even witnessed two clerks get into an argument over it which was awkward and uncomfortable. But the selection is great and they have clocks for any budget.

We went to Triberg with the intent of finding a cuckoo clock to add to our family. This particular…read morestore has MANY clocks and can give you an idea of what you're wanting in a clock of your own. I'm no expert, but the clocks here did not appear to be on the same level of craftsmanship as some of the other shops I visited. This is a touristy shop, complete with everything you'd expect from that, including staff dressed in traditional German garb. I'd prefer a custom, handmade clock even if that means I don't get the typical tourist experience.