The name dates back to medieval times when poor residents of this area grew beans in their small gardens to supplement their diet. The beans were a staple food that could be grown in limited spaces between the densely packed houses.

Popular traditional Weinstuben include Weinhaus Stetter (since 1807), Zur Kiste with its rustic charm, and Weinstube Schellenturm in an old tower. For a more modern experience, try the wine bars along Rosenstraße. Reservations recommended for weekend evenings.

During daytime, yes - children enjoy the charming streets and there are ice cream shops and cafes. However, the area is primarily known for its wine culture and nightlife, so it's more adult-oriented in the evenings. The cobblestone streets can be challenging with strollers.