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Foto: Günther Meyer
World of Living
Mummelsee lake - adventure at 1036 m
Pforzheim jewelry museum
Hirsau Monestary
Spending a day at the World of Living is an exciting,
unforgettable event for the whole family full of adventure,
information, fun, action, relaxation, inspiration,
and romance.
Take a journey through the development of human
dwellings and discover your own history. Experience
what has been made possible by modern architecture.
Go on a discovery journey though the world of building
and living.
Open:
Tue-Sun, 10am-6pm
Closed Mon, except on holidays
WeberHaus
World of Living
Am Erlenpark 1
77866 Rheinau-Linx
Tel.: +49 (0)7853.83-800
Fax: +49 (0)7853.83-7771
www.world-of-living.de
Enjoy the uniqueness of this well-known and beloved
excursion destination. Adventurous hikes and
mountain bike circuits pass over the high moor area
through the breath-taking natural landscape. Enjoy
Black Forest hospitality with culinary delicacies from
the region.
Experience the comforting atmosphere in our guest
rooms and the new Sauna wellness world, or simply
enjoy the beauty of nature.
Also be sure to visit our beloved Black Forest store
with wood-fired bakery, Black Forest specialties and
traveling souvenirs, or experience a relaxing boot ride.
Berghotel Mummelsee
Schwarzwaldhochstraße 11
77889 Seebach
Tel.: +49 (0)7842.99286
Fax: +49 (0)7842.30266
info@mummelsee.de
www.mummelsee.de
Water, aqua-sense und visions:
the Hansgrohe Aquademie in Schiltach.
For everybody who wants to dive beneath the surface.
www.hansgrohe-aquademie.com
5,000 years of jewelry
The Pforzheim jewelry museum takes visitors on a
journey through 5,000 years of history from the Ancient
World to the present. The ethnographic collection
provides insight into the jewelry of non-European
cultures. Pocket watches show clock ornamentation.
The museum‘s building, Reuchlinnaus, is itself an architectural
jewel and worth a visit.
For young museum guests, there are regular jewelry
workshops and tours with the children‘s jewelry museum.
Public tours are held Sundays at 3pm. Entry €3,
reduced €1.50, children up to 14 free
Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim
im Reuchlinhaus
Jahnstraße 42
75173 Pforzheim
Tel.: +49 (0)7231.392126
Fax: +49 (0)7231.391441
www.schmuckmuseum.de
During the Cluny Monastery Movement in the 11th
and 12th Centuries, the former Benedictine cloister
St. Peter and Paul was the most important German
reform cloister north of the Alps. The important architectural
ruins contain relics from various styles:
Roman column basilica, Gothic cloister, Late Gothic
Chapel of Our Lady, and the ruins from a Renaissance
palace. Tip: Northern Black Forest Monestary Route
from Maulbronn over Hirsau to Alpirsbach by bike, on
foot, or by car.
Hermann Hesse and Calw Fachwerk Architecture
Romantic Fachwerk old town with Hermann Hesse,
leather tanner, jail, and city museum.
Stadtinformation Calw
Sparkassenplatz 2
75365 Calw
Tel.: +49 (0)7051.167-399
Fax: +49 (0)7051.167-398
www.calw.de
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Renchtal valley - at the very front in the Black Forest!
Between the Rhine plane and the Black Forest High Road,
you‘ll find Renchtal valley with the towns Oberkirch,
Lautenbach, and Oppenau.
Schauenburg ruins, Oberkirch: Schauenburg fortress sits
high above the historical old town. It was built in the 11th
Century by Duke Berthold II of Zähringen.
Mariä Krönung Pilgrimage Church, Lautenbach: The Late
Gothic Church was built 1471-1488 with wonderful stonemason
works and glass painting.
All Saints Cloister ruins and waterfalls, Oppenau: Idyllically
located in Lierbachtal valley, you‘ll find the former
Prémonstré Monastery with Gothic architecture
(founded 1191 - 1196) as well as the 83-m waterfall.
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Gengenbach - Old Town, Nature, Culture
Experience a multifaceted adventure world between
vines and the Black Forest. This romantic gem is
among the most beautiful towns in southern Germany.
The old town breathes history everywhere, with
the past meeting an open-minded present.
Discover the diverse spectrum of the „recreation and
culture city“, like on a hike into the tranquil neighboring
valley, or marvel in one of the four museums in the
old town. Pure fascination - the world‘s largest Advent
Calendar with motifs from world-renowned artists
like Chagall and Ungerer.
Paul Maar is currently presenting famous children‘s
book heroes in „Sam and friends“.
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Funny-World Kappel-Grafenhausen
Welcome to your year-round holiday destination! This
children‘s & family recreation park has been designed
with a Mexican theme, offering young families with
children an attractive, comprehensive mix of indoor and
outdoor playing as well as rides of all kinds.
Tortuga children‘s land (where it never rains) is ideal
for excursions any time of year, encompassing 2000
m² (starting Dec 2013) and featuring a separate unique
black light miniature golf course. With the „Mexican
horse racing track“, the „Mexican tornado“, the „Mexico
Train“ and the „Flying Sombrero“, you‘ll feel like you‘re
in Mexico. Viva Mexico! Please note our hours.
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Lahr/Black Forest
Lahr city park:
Centuries‘ old trees provide the spacious park with
shade. Alternating raised beds and a carefully planted
rose garden characterize the seasonal change with
colors and aromas.
Lahr swimming landscape: Come enjoy 3 family and
recreational pools for fun and games in an ideal setting.
Recreational athletes will love the indoor pool.
Sulz offers active relaxation in a natural setting.
Sulzbachtal water trail: The adventurous water trail
passes by rare plants and animals. Children experience
the stream as a living space and source of life (May to
September) at various stations.
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Europa-Park - Germany‘s largest recreational park
Take a fantastic discovery trip through 13 European subject
areas with typical regional architecture, vegetation
and gastronomy, experiencing over 100 attractions and
unforgettable moments with the whole family! Following
an adventurous day, the park‘s own 4-star hotels with
Mediterranean atmosphere are great for relaxing, while
adventurers can spend the night at the Europa-Park Camp
Resort - the perfect conclusion to a one-of-a-kind trip!
Open: from the start of April to the start of November,
daily from 9am to 6pm (longer opening hours during
the main season), during the winter season from the
end of November to the beginning of January (except
24th/25th December)
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Kaiserstuhl-Tuniberg wine region
The wine hills of Kaiserstuhl and Tuniberg rise up like
islands from the Rhine plane along the western edge of
the Black Forest. Our highlights:
• Old towns of Breisach, Endingen, Vogtsburg-Burkheim
• Kaiserstuhl nature center in Ihringen
• Corkscrew museum in Vogtsburg-Burkheim
• Kaiserstuhl wine-making museum in Vogtsburg-Achkarren
• Messmer art hall in Riegel
• Kaiserstuhl seed garden in Eichstetten
• Kaiserstuhl trail and further hiking and thematic trails
• Cycling on ca. 190 km of biking trails
• Wine fests and open winemaker cellars (Easter - end Oct)
• Boat rides on the Rhine from Breisach
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Münstertal-Staufen
Enjoying southern flair while in the Black Forest? Anything
is possible along the few kilometers between
the wine hills of the Margrave land and the majestic
Belchen summit.
Don‘t let the wall lizards be the only ones to hand out
among the historical walls of the Staufen fortress.
A variety of cultural events - above all the open air
spectacle „Stages“ in September - await you. Afterwards,
head underground for tranquility and clean air.
You‘ll find both at the Teufelsgrund visitor mine - and
a silver treasure as well.
Im Schwarzwald ganz vorn.
Renchtal Tourismus GmbH
Bahnhofstr. 16
77704 Oberkirch
Tel.: +49 (0)7802.82600
Fax: +49 (0)7802.82619
info@renchtal-tourismus.de
www.renchtal-tourismus.de
Gengenbach Kultur- und
Tourismus GmbH
Im Winzerhof
77723 Gengenbach
Tel.: +49 (0)7803.930143
Fax +49 (0)7803.930142
www.gengenbach.info
Funny-World-Mexikopark
Allmendstraße 1
77966 Kappel-Grafenhausen
Tel.: +49 (0)7822.44599-0
Fax: +49 (0)7822.44599-9
info@mexikopark.de
www.mexikopark.de
KulTourBüro
Tickets & Touristik Lahr
Kaiserstraße 1
77933 Lahr
Tel.: +49 (0)7821.950210
kultour@lahr.de
www.lahr.de
EUROPA-PARK
Europa-Park-Straße 2
77977 Rust bei Freiburg
Info: +49 (0)7822.776688
www.europapark.de
Canal du Rhône au Rhin
F ô r e t D o m a n i a l e d e l a H a r d t
Kaiserstuhl-Tuniberg
Information
Marktplatz 16
79206 Breisach am Rhein
Tel.: +49 (0)7667.940155
Fax: +49 (0)7667.940158
www.kaiserstuhl.cc
Ferienregion
Münstertal Staufen
Wasen 47
79244 Münstertal
Tel.: +49 (0)7636.70740
www.muenstertal- staufen.de
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Fützen
Gärtringen
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Rutesheim
Gruol
Haigerloch
An adventure for young and old (4 and older)! From
1 Apr to 31 Oct, tours held daily except Mon, 11am,
1:30pm, and
Geislingen
3:30pm. Group tours available year round
by appt., tel. +49 (0)7832.9125-0 (via Gasthaus Blume).
www.besucherbergwerk-segen-gottes.de
Balingen
Black Forest traditional dress museum
The Black Forest traditional dress museum shows over
100 life-like figures in traditional dress in numerous
large displays in the monastic cells of a former Capuchin
Cloister, Dotternhausen supplemented with artistic individual
items and objects from both everyday farming life and
fests.
Schömberg
Frittlingen
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Ratshausen
Gosheim
Denkingen
Triberg Black Forest Museum
The Black Forest Museum, located in the direct vicinity
of the Triberg
Aldingen
waterfalls, provides insight into life and
work in the Black Forest - also answering the question
of how the bird gets into the cuckoo clock and how
many balls
Spaichingen
there should be on traditional hats. The
collection covers:
• Historical Black Forest clocks from 4 centuries
• Self-playing music jukeboxes and barrel organs
• Workshops and traditional dress
• A large Black Forest Rail diorama
• A mineral mine... and much more
And round off the visit with our original Black Forest
cherry cake at the museum café.
Öfingen
Forest climbing park in
Dornstetten-Hallwangen
This unique forest climbing park has an action-packed
parcours in 5 difficulty levels over the length of 1.6 km,
10 rope slides, the Flying Fox super slide, and the daring
Tarzan Jump. Even climbing pros will have their
breath taken away. Visits become a truly unforgettable
experience for families with children aged 3 and
older. The most modern technology and experienced
trainers provide maximum safety. Follow up by experiencing
the thrilling adventure and unbelievable
diversity of nature in the neighboring bare foot park,
with free entry. Open: April - Oct 10am-7pm, appts for
groups outside seasonal times.
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Geisingen
Ditzingen
Leonberg
Alpirsbacher monastery brewery in Kinzigtal
valley
Renningen
Here, where inventive monks were already brewing
beer 900 years ago, you‘ll find a world of adventure
centered around
Magstatt
beer: The brewery museum shows
the past and present of the art of brewing. Expert beer
messengers provide insight and guide their visitors
through the brewing process from the stalk to the
glass in exhibits featuring historical machinery and
Grafenau
tools. Tours provided daily. Back in 1880, the Glauner
Sindelfingen
Family was already brewing excellent beer using
recipes that had been passed down to them. In addition
to the classic specialties like Spezial and Pilsner,
Aidfingen another 17 beers and specialties are brewed.
Ehningen
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Hildrizhausen
Altingen
Ammerbach
Schramberg automotive & clock world
Here, there are four entirely Würmlingen different adventure worlds
that bring history alive over ca. 8,000 sq. m. The Steim
Hailfingen
private collection provides spectacular overviews of the
history of international automotive manufacturing. At
the „ErfinderZeiten“ automotive and clock museum,
you can experience Rottenburg the spirit a.N. of times past up close,
and at the H.A.U. diesel museum you‘ll find an exciting
symbiosis of industrial architecture and power plant
Neustetten
technology.
At the Black Forest Rail Museum, the largest Spur II collection
makes visitors‘ hearts race. Young visitors also
have a chance to operate trains here themselves, and to
ride through the hall on a handcar.
Starzach
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Trillfingen
Wellendingen
Seitingen-
Oberflacht
Kirchen-Hausen
Korntal-
Münchingen
Altdorf
Hirrlingen
Rangendingen
„Segen Gottes“ visitor mine
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Wehlingen
Villingen-Schwenningen –
Medieval Old Town
Discover the municipal district of Villingen with its
historical old town. Leipferdingen
Take a walk with our expertly informed
city guides! They‘ll show you an entertaining
journey through time, showing interesting facets to the
city, such as:
Watter
• The defensive towers and gates Kaiserturm,
Romäusturm, and Pulvertürmle
• the Minster „of Our Lady“ with fountain
• the city wall, largely preserved
• the fountains Romäusbrunnen and Narrobrunnen
• the Old Town Hall
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Hallau Neunkirch Beringen
Solemar wellness and health center
The Solemar wellness and health center has five
stars - the highest level of „wellness stars“ for thermal
springs, acknowledging Solemar‘s special quality.
Here, you‘ll find pure relaxation over 12,000 sq m and
Jestetten
everything involving health, fitness and wellness.
Dettighofen
In addition to the thermal springs, you‘ll also find
the famous Lottstetten Black Forest Sauna, the therapeutic MTT
fitness center, Wellness-VitalCenter and the Dead Sea
salt grotto. Ratz
Hohentengen
a.HRh. Open: Mon-Thu, 9am-10pm; Fri 9am-11pm; Sat, Sun,
holidays, 9am-10pm Eglisau
Rheinfall
atreenalin GmbH
Am Sonnenrain
72280 Dornstetten-
Hallwangen
Tel.: +49 (0)7822.7673977
info@atreenalin.de
www.atreenalin.de
Alpirsbacher Brauwelt
Marketing GmbH & Co. KG
Marktplatz 1
72275 Alpirsbach
Tel.: +49 (0)7444.67149
brauwelt@alpirsbacher.de
www.alpirsbacher.de
Auto & Uhrenwelt
Schramberg
Gewerbepark H.A.U. 3/5
78713 Schramberg
Tel.: +49 (0)7422.29300
info@auto-und-uhrenwelt.de
www.auto-und-uhrenwelt.de
Tourist Information
Im Alten Kapuzinerkloster
77716 Haslach im Kinzigtal
Tel.: +49 (0)7832.706172
Fax: +49 (0)7832.706179
info@haslach.de
www.haslach.de
Schwarzwaldmuseum
Triberg
Wallfahrtstraße 4
78098 Triberg
Tel.: +49 (0)7722.4434
www.
schwarzwaldmuseum.de
Wirtschaft & Tourismus
Villingen-Schwenningen GmbH
Tourist-Info & Ticket Service
Rietgasse 2
78050 VS- Villingen
Tel.: +49 (0)7721.822340
www.tourismus-vs.de
Wellness- und Gesunheitszentrum
Solemar
Bad Dürrheim
Huberstraße 8
78073 Bad Dürrheim
Tel.: +49 (0)7726.666292
www.solemar.de
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www.facebook.com/europapark
An experience for every season ...
at Germany’s biggest theme park!
Europa-Park – Theme Park & Resort in Rust near Freiburg/Black Forest · Info-Line +49 7822 77-6688
Motorway A5 Karlsruhe/Basel · Exit 57b Europa-Park · www.europapark.de
Easy right up top with the Feldberg gondola!
At 1,493 m, Feldberg is the highest mountain in the
Black Forest. A trip to the top is rewarded with majestic
panoramas of the Southern Black Forest and a
terrific view of the Alps from Mont Blanc to Zugspitze.
The most comfortable way up is on the 8-person cabin
gondola.
Child strollers, wheel chairs, bikes and dogs can be
transported with no problem. The special Resi cabin is
particularly popular among young guests. The most
beautiful hiking routes into the Feldberg nature park
start at the 1,450 m mountain station.
Hiking tip: „Feldberg-Steig“ premium hiking trail - 12
km hiking circuit.
Feldberg Touristik
c/o Feldbergbahn
Kirchgasse 1
79868 Feldberg
Tel.: +49 7676.9409110
info@feldbergbahn.de
www.feldbergbahn.de
Hochschwarzwald - Holiday for all the senses
The Upper Black Forest (Hochschwarzwald) is considered
one of the most beautiful and preserved
landscapes in Germany. The area around Titisee lake,
Schluchsee lake and Feldberg mountain have shaded
ravines, cool woods, sunny peaks, refreshing lakes,
and culinary delights.
• Premium trails for hikers and bon-vivants
• Swimming in Titisee and Schluchsee
• Winter sport paradise, snow guaranteed
• Romantic Christmas markets
• Excellent family-friendly holiday region
• More than 60 free attractions with the
Hochschwarzwald Card
Hochschwarzwald
Tourismus GmbH
Freiburger Straße 1
79856 Hinterzarten
Tel.: +49 7652.12060
info@hochschwarzwald.de
www.hochschwarzwald.de
Waldshut-Tiengen: Medieval gem
You‘ll find Waldshut-Tiengen where the Black Forest,
the Aare River, and Switzerland meet the Rhine.
Discover the Medieval districts of Waldshut and Tiengen
with their gates, towers and fortresses, e.g. on
one of the numerous city tours.
Boat ride on the Rhine
Set sail on the „Waldshut-Tiengen“ and discover the
Upper Rhine from a very special perspective, passing
between Switzerland and Germany the whole time.
You‘ll be fascinated not only by Waldhut‘s „Skyline“,
but by the wonderful nature as well.
Tourist-Information
Wallstraße 26
79761 Waldshut-Tiengen
Tel.: +49 (0)7751.833200
Fax: +49 (0)7748.833126
www.waldshut-tiengentourismus.de
Steam train adventure
„Sauschwänzlebahn“ rail
From April to October, you can experience historical
steam train rides with the famous Sausschwänzlebahn.
Impressive valley bridges, including numerous
viaducts and tunnels make the ride on the 25-km
route an unforgettable event. The Wutacht valley rail
received the nickname „Sauschwänzlebahn“, or „Pig
Tail Rail“ due to the unique hairpin tunnel.
Our tip:
Hike along the informational railway path or the rail
hiking trail through the ridge and we‘ll bring you back
on Sauschwänzlebahn!
Sauschwänzlebahn
Bahnhofstr. 1
78176 Blumberg
Tel.: +49 (0)7702.51300
info@
sauschwaenzlebahn.de
www.sauschwaenzlebahn.de

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Dorotheenhütte Wolfach
Glass is regarded as one of the
oldest materials in the world. In
the Dorotheenhütte visitors can
still witness traditional craftsmanship
of mouth-blown and hand-cut glass manufacturing.
At pot furnaces being continually operated
at over 1300 °C glassmakers fabricate drinking glasses,
vases and much, much more. Each and every piece
is unique. Under professional guidance visitors can
blow a vase. All about glass and its history is shown
in the in-house glass museum and its cinema. Take an
inspiring stroll through the large glasswork’s shop and
the year-round decorated Christmas village.
Open daily (except 25.12/01.01.) from 9:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. (admission until 4:30 p.m.)
Dorotheenhütte Wolfach
77709 Wolfach
Glashüttenweg 4
Telefon 07834 8398-0
www.dorotheenhuette.de
Nature paradise in Bad Herrenalb and Dobel
A warm welcome to the nature paradise of Bad
Herrenalb and Dobel. The „city of seven valleys“
Bad Herrenalb and the „island of sun“ Dobel represent
the ideal starting point for discovering the
Central/Northern Black Forest. There are marked
hiking paths, MTB and e-bike trails, as well as thematic
and adventure paths for experiencing this
unique landscape - even in the winter: on trails for
snow shoeing and cross-country skiing!
Numerous festivals and cultural highlights promise
variety throughout the entire year. Regional
cuisine prepared by local gastronomes and a visit
to the Siebentäler thermal springs will perfect your
revitalization.
Tourismusbüro
Bad Herrenalb
Rathausplatz 11
76332 Bad Herrenalb
Tel.: +49 (0)7083.500555
Fax: +49 (0)7083.400544
info@badherrenalb.de
www.badherrenalb.de
Tourismus- und
Bürgerbüro Dobel
Neue Herrenalber Str. 11
75335 Dobel
Tel.: +49 (0)7083.74513
Fax: +49 (0)7083.74535
kontakt@dobel.info
www.dobel.de
Destinations in Teinachtal valley
Active
Be it on foot or on an e-bike, using a map or a GPS
unit - hiking and cycling, you‘ll find a great trail
network with clear signs. Modern treasure hunters
will find everything they are looking for with multiple
thematic caches. For asthma sufferers in particular,
we offer sport in tunnels during the spring.
Enjoy and relax
The award-winning gastronomy is centered
around regional cuisine. The Bad Teinach mineral
thermal springs feature pure revitalization following
their renovation. In addition to the day spa
areas of a classified hotel, you‘ll also find relaxation
for body and spirit at the Neubulach mine.
Teinachtal-Touristik
Rathausstr. 5
75385 Bad Teinach-
Zavelstein
Tel.: +49 (0)7053.9205040
Fax: +49 (0)7053.9205044
info@teinachtal.de
www.teinachtal.de
Cassiopeia thermal springs in Badenweiler
Modern health oasis with Roman bath
tradition.
Thermal and sauna bath, a visit to the Roman-
Irish bath, exclusive wellness.
Treat yourself to a day of pampering at Badenweiler‘s
Cassiopeia thermal springs, recipient of
5 wellness stars.
Tip:
You‘ll find Roman bath ruins right next door.
According to experts, this is one of the most
significant and best preserved historic thermal
spring sites north of the Alps.
Tourist-Information
Badenweiler
Ernst-Eisenlohr-Str. 4
79410 Badenweiler
Tel.: +49 (0)7632.799300
Fax: +49 (0)7632.799399
touristik@badenweiler.de
www.badenweiler.de
Bühlertal valley holiday destination -
between Rhine and vines
Great views from the Black Forest High Road over
fruit gardens and wine hills to the Rhine plane reveal
the draw to the landscape of the Bühl-Bühlertal
holiday region. Stroll leisurely through the pedestrian
zone or be sporty, experience gourmet treats
from the kitchen and the cellar as well as great
cultural diversity.
• Alt-Windeck fortress ruins with forest adventure trail
• Wild and romantic Gertelbach waterfall
• Panorama hiking trails, thematic trails
• Touring and MTB routes
• Plum fest on the 2nd weekend in September,
wine hike day on 3 October, wine fests
• Cellar tours with wine sampling
Tourist-Information
Bühl-Bühlertal
Hauptstr. 92
77815 Bühl
Tel.: +49 (0)7223.935332
Fax: +49 (0)7223.935339
tourist.info@buehl.de
www.buehl.de
Donaueschingen and Hüfingen
The idyllic location in the Southern Black Forest
Nature Park, the spa locations provide the best
conditions for a holiday rich in diversity. Come to
the royal town of Donaueschingen at the Danube‘s
source and discover the princely Fürstenberg
Palace, with its park and Danube convergence,
the Art Nouveau old town and the city‘s many
museums. For beer lovers, we recommend a tour
of Fürstenberg Brewery.
Hüfingen‘s lovely renovated old town, protected
as historical heritage, with „Roman bath ruins“,
school & city Museum, and „aquari“ family pool
and sauna. The surrounding area provides a wellmarked
network for cycling and hiking.
Tourist-Information
Donaueschingen
Karlstr. 58
78166 Donaueschingen
Tel.: +49 (0)771.857221
Fax: +49 (0)771.857228
www.donaueschingen.de
Informations- und
Kulturamt Hüfingen
Hauptstr. 16-18
78183 Hüfingen
Tel.: +49 (0)771.600924
Fax: +49 (0)771.600922
www.huefingen.de
Emmendingen
Experience the art, culture and small town atmosphere
with southern flair in the Margrave
city of Emmendingen. Walk in the footsteps
Goethe left behind while visiting his sister, who
lived in here. The thickly forested heights of the
Southern Black Forest and the sun-bathed vine
slopes invite visitors to enjoy leisurely excursions
and hikes, such as to Eichbergturm tower, the
largest panorama platform in the state, or to
the Hochburg Medieval ruins. Award-winning
Baden cuisine and fully-bodied Breisgau wine
promise pleasures for the palette you can enjoy
every year at the Breisgau Wine Festival, held on
the 3rd weekend in August. We look forward to
your visit!
Stadt
Emmendingen
im Breisgau
Tourist-Info Emmendingen
Bahnhofstr. 8
79312 Emmendingen
Tel.: +49 (0)7641.19433
Fax: +49 (0)7641.452575
touristinfo@emmendingen.de
www.emmendingen.de
Freiburg
Freiburg is a worthwhile experience at any time
of year. Walks through the old town are full of
exciting discoveries everywhere you turn. Extraordinary
shops, boutiques, shopping centers,
and the colorful weekly market turn strolling and
shopping here into a pleasure.
Enjoy the cozy wine bars and restaurants. And
Freiburg‘s quiet attractions: Old town with zigzag
alleys and idyllic interior courtyards. Many
marvel at the „tiny brook“ runnels, small stone
waterfalls snaking their way throughout the city.
Relax after a city stroll and dip your tired feet
into a tiny brook - a „service“ only Freiburg can
offer.
Tourist Information Freiburg
Rathausplatz 2-4
79098 Freiburg
Tel.: +49 (0)761.3881-880
Fax: +49 (0)761.3881-1498
touristik@fwtm.de
www.freiburg.de
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Rothauser Land
Rothauser Land is between Schluchsee lake and the
Upper Rhine, in the Southern Black Forest, with the
principle towns of Grafenhausen and Ühlingen-Birkendorf,
can fill much more than one day of excursions.
• Rothaus - Brewery with trail
• Hüsli regional museum: TV filming location (close
Mondays)
• Oberholz & Schlühüwana nature trails
• Naturena: Swimming lake with NABU information
center • Schlüchtsee lake nature conservation area
• Kloster Riedern a.W. with St. Leodegar Barqoue Church
• Tannenmühle mill: Museum mill with small animal
park • Wood-carving and farm tours
• Narrenhüsli regional museum in Ühlingen
Rothauser-Land-Information
Schwarzwaldstr. 44
79777 Ühlingen-Birkendorf
Tel.: +49 (0)7743.380
Fax: +49 (0)7743.1277
info@rothauserland.de
www.rothauserland.de
Typical Black Forest
Adventure. Tradition. Experience.
The objective is to discover!
Furtwangen German Clock Museum
The cuckoo clock is one of the Black Forest‘s
most charming ambassadors. It has long been
a symbol of lifestyle. The new exhibit explores
everything about this popular souvenir. At the
German watch museum, you‘ll have a chance to
walk through the frequently unknown history of
measuring time, from Stonehenge to the atomic
clock. You‘ll discover how time is created today.
With a bit of luck, you‘ll even find your old alarm
clock in a showcase. After all, millions of everyday
clocks originate from the Black Forest.
The daily tours are also available in French, English,
and in other languages.
The museum is found between Triberg and Titisee,
open 365 days a year.
Deutsches Uhrenmuseum
Robert-Gerwig-Platz
78120 Furtwangen
Tel.: +49 (0)7723.920-2800
Fax: +49 (0)7723.920-2120
www.deutschesuhrenmuseum.de
Panoramic map
including daytrips
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in Titisee
Visit the highest waterfall in Germany
In the homeland of the cuckoo clock, the water
plunges 163 m down over 7 steps, right in the center
of Triberg. Triberg Christmas Magic represents
an annual highlight. Adventurers can get their
thrills at the nature high rope course.
Further attractions:
• Triberg Black Forest Museum
• Furtwangen German Clock Museum
• St. Georgen German Phono Museum
• Schonach‘s largest cuckoo clocks in the world
• Reinertonishof Schönwald cultural memorial site
• Triberg Black Forest Rail Adventure Trail
• Furtwangen Hexenloch Mill
• Unterkirnach play barn
Ferienland im Schwarzwald
Franz-Schubert-Straße 3
78141 Schönwald
Tel.: +49 (0)7722.860831
Fax: +49 (0)7722.860834
info@dasferienland.de
www.dasferienland.de
Glottertal valley - Discover diversity
Glotteral valley delivers exciting diversity. Impressive
wine hills found below in the sun-bathed valley
with romantic branching valleys; the landscape
offers cliffs, romantic forests, and great views all
around the 1243-meter Kandel.
• Home of the TV show Schwarzwaldklinik, shooting
location for the family series „Tiere bis unters Dach“
• Pure enjoyment on the „Glottertal Gourmet
Mile“ with numerous restaurants & cafés
• Nature and forest adventure at 1,000 meters,
Kandel - mountain of forces, Glottertal nature
loungers
• Living tradition, wine hill tours, vine tour, theater
tour with the „Roter Bur“ wine, international
tractor meets (bi-annual), livestock herding...
Tourist-Information
Rathausweg 12
79286 Glottertal
Tel.: +49 (0)7684.9104-0
Fax: +49 (0)7684.9104-13
tourist-info@glottertal.de
www.glottertal.de
Welcome to
your holiday!
Palm Oasis
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Schömberg in the Northern Black Forest
Expansive forests, brooks and rivers, a diverse
world of animals and plants - that is the Northern
Black Forest. You‘ll find the charming community
of Schömberg a little closer to the sun in
a high valley protected from the wind between
the cities of Pforzheim and Calw. It‘s the entry
gate to the Central/Northern Black Forest.
As a premium class climatic spa resort, Schömberg
offers top shelf healing and revitalization:
You can still feel the soothing tranquility of untouched
nature. The marked hiking trail network
spans over 360 kilometers, well-built cycling
paths will make every cyclist‘s heart race, and
great geocaching circuits are an adventure for
the whole family.
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Rust health resort
Rust, an extraordinary town on the sun-bathed
Rhine plane, offers an incomparably diverse
range of opportunities for guests interested in
nature and adventure. The contrast between
relaxation and fun, revitalization and excitement
is what makes spending valuable time in Rust so
attractive.
Nature idyll and recreational paradise - on a discovery
tour in Rust
• Germany‘s largest recreational park, Europa-Park
• Taubergiessen nature conservation area
• Rheinauen nature center, with falcons
• Germany‘s first climate change garden
• Rust - a living health resort with charm
Glücksgemeinde Schömberg
Touristik und Kur
Lindenstr. 7
75328 Schömberg
Tel.: +49 (0)7084.14444
touristik@schoemberg.de
www.schoemberg.de
Tourist-Information Rust
Fischerstraße 51
77977 Rust
Tel.: +49 (0)7822.8645-20
Fax: +49 (0)7822.8645-31
tourist-info@rust.de
www.rust.de
KONUS-
Guest Card
Busses and trains for free!
During your holiday in the Black
Forest in more than 130 cities and
communities you have a sensational
advantage - You receive
the KONUS Guest Card (KONUS
Gästekarte) and can use busses
and trains free of charge!
How can you use KONUS:
With your registration with your
host in one of the participating
holiday destinations you will receive
the Schwarzwald-Gästekarte.
The Schwarzwald-Gästekarte
replaces the local spa card and allows
entrance to many facilities at
a reduced price in the Black Forest.
For more information:
Black.Forest.
The KONUS Guest Card is valid
during the registered period of time
of your stay in all busses and trains
of the participating associations of
transport companies as a 2nd class
ticket. Note: Exceptions are ICE-,
IC and EC connections as well as
mountain railways and funiculars.
For more information:
Tel. +49 761.89646-93
www.blackforest-tourism.com
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SchwarzwaldCard
Experience what the black forest
has to offer - active or relaxing
- the Black Forest card „SchwarzwaldCard“
is your admission
ticket for about 125 destinations
for a day trip and attractions
all over the Black Forest!
The card is valid at all attractions
on three days of your choice
between the saison. In addition
a number of select attractions
can also each be visited once free
of charge outside the three days
chosen.
For further information call:
Tel. +49 761.89646-93 or visit our
website www.schwarzwaldcard.info
For more information:
Black.Forest.
Free admittance or free ride for
example
• museums • ice rinks • adventure-,
fun and thermal pools • themeand
natural adventure parks • ski
lifts • mountain railways • and a
host of other attractions.
Erwachsene
C a r d
Die SchwarzwaldCard
The SchwarzwaldCard is available
in many local tourist information
offices and almost all participating
attractions.
www.schwarzwaldcard.info
near Gütenbach
Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH
Habsburgerstrasse 132
79104 Freiburg
Info- und Prospektservice Schwarzwald
Tel.: +49 (0)761.89646-93
Fax: +49 (0)761.89646-94
prospektservice@schwarzwald-tourismus.info
www.blackforest-tourism.com
Imprint
Publisher:
Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH
Habsburgerstrasse 132, 79104 Freiburg
Tel.: +49 (0)761.896460
Fax: +49 (0)761.8964670
mail@schwarzwald-tourismus.info
www.blackforest-tourism.com
Managing Director: Christopher Krull
Project management: Sonja Kuderer, Anita Sturm
Photos: Christoph Eberle/STG, Heike Budig/STG, Erich Spiegelhalter/STG, Karl
Schlessmann, Adean/ORA, participating locations, tourist information and
businesses
Print: Himmer AG
All rights reserved. May only be reprinted, including excerpts, with permission
from Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH (STG), Freiburg.
Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH disclaims all liability for the information
on the panorama map in the potential event of changes on-site or among
the attractions.
Original, rich in contrasts, relaxing challenging
– meadows, forests, mountains, farm estates,
traditional dress, and cherry cake: The Black
Forest is a one-of-a-kind world, full of alterations
from sun-bathed wine hills and shaded
woods to river landscapes, high moors, steep
ravines, and sweeping valleys.
More than 320 small Black Forest towns and
wine-growing villages will awaken your crave
for discovery. There is a reason why this diverse
and spacious holiday destination in the tri-country
region with Switzerland and France is considered
“Germany’s most beautiful destination
for bon-vivants.”
Clear heights, deep ravines, broad planes
More than 70 summits rising up to 1000 meters.
Majestic hiking paths with far-reaching
panoramas for summer hiking. During the winter,
enough snow for all the winter-time activities
your heart desires. There are nearly 24,000
kilometers of marked hiking trails throughout
the region. Long-distance trails, regional hiking
circuits, thematic trails, and bon-vivant circuits
make it easy to find “happiness on foot”.
Those who prefer to cycle will find more than
8000 kilometers of mountain biking trails and
countless biking paths for stress-free excursions.
Germany’s largest destination for bon-vivants
Actually, the culinary experiences are themselves
are reason enough to vacation in the
Black Forest. No region in Germany boasts more
gastronomic stars and awards. Nearly 400 restaurants
and chefs at 320 sites in the Black Forest
receive prizes from the large gourmet and
gastronomy guides year after year.
Ideal for families
Whether a farm estate, family-friendly holiday
flats or at family hotels - parents and children alike
are in good hands in the Black Forest. Adventure
and experience out in nature can be found in rustic
woods, climbing gardens, swimming lakes, adventure
trails, and stroller-friendly hiking paths. The
region’s recreational, adventure, and family parks
will win over even hard-to-please youngsters.
Environment friendly and affordable
Hardly any other region combines saving money
and enjoyment so completely: There’s the RIT
Black Forest Ticket for the journey in; and the
KONUS Guest Card for mobility during your
stay, featuring over 10,000 hosts at nearly 140
destinations. It is valid for free bus and train
rides in the regional public transportation network
- and provides unlimited rides during your
entire holiday in Germany’s most beautiful bonvivant
region.
ZweiTälerLand – Elztal and Simonswäldertal
The holiday regions with the six towns of Biederbach,
Elzach, Gutach im Breisgau, Simonswald,
Waldkirch and Winden im Elztal are just a few km
north of Freiburg. You‘ll find family holidays, nature
adventure, hiking, cycling, culture, tradition, luxury,
KONUS guest card.
The highlights:
• „Zweitälersteig“ quality hiking trail, 108 km long,
4,120 m ascension, 5 stages, „luggage-free hiking“
packages
• Marked cycling and MBT trails
• Nature adventure park with Baumkronenweg trail
• Elztal museum with barrel and fairground organ
• Historical Black Forest mills
• Specials for groups
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Germany‘s longest circular cable-hauling
system at 1284 m
Float up to the mountain station and visit Freiburg‘s
highest point, with an outlook tower at
1,284 m.
You can enjoy an unparalleled panorama over
Freiburg, the Rhine Valley and Kaiserstuhl reaching
all the way to the Vosges.
You‘ll find plenty to do at the mountain station:
Hiking in the conservation area, biking on select
trails, scooters down to the valley station, tours
in the largest silver mine in southern Germany,
or through the 400-year-old farmstead museum,
snacks at cozy restaurants, panorama breakfast
at mountain restaurant and much more.
ZweiTälerLand Tourismus
Im Bahnhof Bleibach
79261 Gutach im Breisgau
Tel: +49 (0)7685.19433
info@zweitaelerland.de
www@zweitaelerland.de
www.zweitaelersteig.de
Schauinslandbahn Freiburg
Bohrerstr. 11
79289 Horben
Tel.: +49 (0)761.4511777
info@schauinslandbahn.de
www.schauinslandbahn.de
Wells of health
Freephone: 00 8000 / 4444 – 333
in Titisee directly at the Federal road B31
Wellness Oasis
www.badeparadies-schwarzwald.de
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More about the Black Forest?
Information and brochures
Tel.: +49 (0)761.89646-93
Fax: +49 (0)761.89646-94
prospektservice@schwarzwald-tourismus.info
www.blackforest-tourism.com
Rottweil
Rottweil is not only known because of Carvenal
and the canines of the same name - even the Romans
left impressive traces, such as the famous
Orpheus mosaic and the Roman bath.
Today, the cityscape is marked by historical Late
Medieval buildings: the Gothic chapel tower,
the Holy Cross Minster, the Black Gate, the High
Tower, numerous fountains, and stately homes.
The city‘s museums tell the stories of days past.
Visit „Aquasol“ sole and recreational bath, with
its giant slide and Roman sauna landscape.
City tours: from Apr to Oct, every Sat at 2:30pm.
Meeting point: Tourist information
Älteste Stadt Baden-Württembergs
Tourist Information
Hauptstraße 21
78628 Rottweil
Tel.: +49 (0)741.494280
Fax: +49 (0)741.494373
tourist-information@
rottweil.de
www.rottweil.de
Passage309 –
Rheinareal Gambsheim/Rheinau
Transborder cycling and hiking paths over
Passage309 lead to the German-French region
of Rheinau. Active recreation guaranteed when
visiting the swimming lakes and pools, and
national conservation area in Offendorf (Alsace).
There are recreational harbors in Offendorf and
Rheinau for water sport enthusiasts. Excursion
destinations like the largest inland locks in
France, one of the largest fish passes in France
with visitor center, two maritime museums,
and 20,000 years of architectural and domestic
history at „World of Living“, with WeberHaus
architecture and living park. A rich selection of
restaurants and lodging.
Tourismuspavillon
Gambsheim/Rheinau
Am Rheinübergang - L87
77866 Rheinau
Tel.: +33 (0)388.964408
Fax: +33 (0)388.597311
info@passage309.eu
www.passage309.eu
Markgräfler LAND
Enjoy the quiet beauty and harmony of this
picturesque landscape featuring meadows and
valleys, softly rolling wine hills down to the
southern foothills of the Black Forest. A magnificent,
colorful landscape full of nature‘s fruits and
bathed in the sun awaits you.
ActiveLAND – a great place for hiking, walking,
cycling, riding, swimming. CultureLAND – many
sights, cultural treasures, music festivals. Dream-
LAND – dreamy thermal baths: Balinea thermal
springs in Bad Bellingen and Cassiopeia thermal
springs in Badenweiler. SchlaraffenLAND – our
fine wines, sparkling wines and wine specialties.
Pure quality, combined with excellent Margrave
cuisine.
Werbegemeinschaft
Markgräflerland GmbH
Bismarckstraße 3
79379 Müllheim
Tel.: +49 (0)7631.801502
Fax: +49 (0)7631.801508
info@markgraefler-land.com
www.markgraefler-land.com
Laufenburg: Two countries - one city
The allurement of labyrinthine stone alleys, gates,
towers, small squares, fountains, and fortress
ruins rising above tightly packed manors and
stately homes of the old town - that is the picturesque
border town Laufenburg. There is hardly
a location along the Upper Rhine that has been
eternalized in images by famous artists as often
as Laufenburg, which has been on both German
and Swiss territory since being separated by Napoleon.
Nature lovers and hikers are particularly drawn
to the numerous cycling and hiking paths, and
culture enthusiasts love the trans-border events in
the 800-year-old towns.
Tourismus- und Kulturamt
Hauptstraße 26
79725 Laufenburg (Baden)
Tel.: +49 (0)7763.806-49/-51
Fax: +49 (0)7763.806-25
willkommen@
laufenburg-baden.de
www.laufenburg.de
Lahr/Black Forest
Embedded between sunny wine hills and the
highly diverse Black Forest foothills, with plenty of
diversity for active holiday-makers and tranquility
and relaxation for those looking for repose. We
have a spacious pedestrian zone with shops and
street cafés great for shopping and passing the
time away. With its Chrysanthema event and city
park, Lahr is well known as a city of flowers.
Chrysanthema Lahr: Experience a flower and
cultural festival full of flourishing fantasies
throughout the entire inner city every October
and November. 10,000 chrysanthemums flood
the streets and squares with abundant color
and splendor, framed with a three-week cultural
program.
KulTourBüro
Tickets & Touristik Lahr
Kaiserstraße 1
77933 Lahr
Tel.: +49 (0)7821.950210
kultour@lahr.de
www.lahr.de
Dreisamtal Valley -
Freiburg‘s gate to the Black Forest
Kirchzarten, Buchenbach, Stegen, and Oberried
Here, you‘ll find cultural and natural landscapes
melding together in extraordinary harmony.
The proximity to Freiburg and the diverse opportunities
for enjoying nature make Dreisamtal
the ideal destination. Walks in the valley and
hikes up to summits with glorious views, rustic
mountain cabins and mountain pastures - pure
revitalization! You‘ll be amazed at how much fun
you and your children will have on the vast cycling
network. Or, head out on challenging MTB
routes. In the winter, visitors love the trails for
hiking, x-country and downhill skiing. We participate:
Free public transport for guests!
Tourist Info Dreisamtal
Hauptstr. 24
79199 Kirchzarten
Tel. : +49 (0)7661.907980
Fax: +49 (0)7661.907989
tourist-info@dreisamtal.de
www.dreisamtalschwarzwald.de
Full steam ahead to Achertal valley...
Red wine village Kappelrodeck/Waldulm,
Mühlendorf Ottenhöfen in the Black Forest,
Seebach lake village.
Vineyard cellar and distillery visits, wine fests,
culinary wine hikes, historic steam train, mill
hike, natural adventure pool with rafting slide,
Edelfrauengrab waterfall, Karlsruher Grat
nature adventure, candle evening at Vollmer’s
Mühle mill, traditional dress and folk art
museum, Silbergründle ore mine, Ruhestein
nature conservation center with nature
park building, Mummelsee lake, Deckerhof
mill, Hornisgrinde outlook tower, Hochmoor
adventure trail.
Tourist-Information
Achertal
Hauptstr. 65
77876 Kappelrodeck
Tel.: +49 (0)7842.19433
Fax: +49 (0)7842.80275
info@achertal.de
www.achertal.de
Hornberg - Home of the
world-renowned Hornberg canon fire
Hornberg is found in the heart of Gutachtal valley
and can also be reached with the well-known
Black Forest railway. With the KONUS guest
card, guests can use local public transportation
throughout nearly all of the Black Forest free of
charge. The newly renovated old town invites you
to come pay a visit. See the historic Schlossberg
fortress ruins. There, you‘ll find an unparalleled
panoramic view of the „largest model train set“ in
the world. The clockwork show in Hornberg is also
a great site, as is the Duravit Design Center with
its 12-meter tall WC outlook platform. Learn what
really happened with all the canon fire in Hornberg
back in the 16th Century.
Tourist-Information Hornberg
Bahnhofstr. 1-3
78132 Hornberg
Tel.: +49 (0)7833.793-44
Fax: +49 (0)7833.793-29
tourist-info@hornberg.de
www.hornberg.de
Black Forest booking service
c/o Holiday Insider AG
Standort Freiburg
Am Bischofskreuz 1
79114 Freiburg
Tel.: +49 (0)761.88581-133
Fax: +49 (0)761.88581-149
service@holidayinsider.com
reservierung@schwarzwald-tourismus.info
www.holidayinsider.com
www.blackforest-tourism.com
Bus and group travel, conferences and special offers
Schwarzwald Tourismus GmbH
Schwenninger Str. 3
78048 Villingen-Schwenningen
Tel.: +49 (0)7721.846464
Fax: +49 (0)7721.846411
service@schwarzwald-tourismus.info
www.blackforest-tourism.com