LIVELY LÖRRACH Image Broschüre

EDITION 2021 

Lively 

LÖRRACH 

Image brochure of the 

tourist information centre 

Lörrach

Lettenweg Lettenweg 

GERMANY 

FRANCE 

Strasbourg 

Let‘s start 

Getting to Lörrach 

By train 

Take the long-distance train to Basel SBB or Basel 

Badischer Bahnhof and transfer to the S6 line of the 

local “Regio” train which will take you to Lörrach or take 

the Hamburg–Lörrach “AutoReiseZug” motorail directly 

Rümminger Straße 

Im T 

By bus 

Colmar 

Hornbrunnenweg 

Freiburg 

Tüllinger Straße 

The long-distance coach company Flixbus services 

Lörrach and within the region you can use the local 

buses from the Regio Verkehrsverbund Lörrach (RVL) 

transport network 

By car 

take the A5 motorway to Lörrach and and take the exit 

onto A98 to Lörrach-Mitte or take federal highway B317 

from Wiesental 

Steghalden 

Langackerweg 

B B 317 317 

Wiesentalstraße 

Hoheweg Hoheweg 

Euro- 

Airport 

Saint- 

Louis 

Kandern 

Weil am 

Rhein 


Bad 

Säckingen 

By plane 

Fly to EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg (BSL), then 

take local bus line 50 to the central train station Basel 

SBB and transfer to the S6 line of the local “Regio” train 

and take it to Lörrach 

Bitzeweg Bitzeweg 

Lake Constance 

Basel 

Rheinfelden 

SWITZERLAND 

Am alten Weg 

runnenweg

Lively 

Lörrach 

Contents 

Lörrach in figures 2 

Living space of a city 4 

Never a dull moment – sightseeing tips 6 

Lörrach for everyone – accessibility 7 

STIMMEN-Festival: Legendary voices 8 

Carnival : A true spectacle in Lörrach 10 

Once upon a time ... Rötteln Castle Ruins 12 

Dreiländermuseum Lörrach – 

the history of the tri-border area 14 

Freedom for all! Lörrach as a revolutionary city 16 

Aesthetic inspiration: artistic stroll through Lörrach 18 

Let’s spray: graffiti in Lörrach 20 

Market activity in Lörrach 22 

Looking for some culture? 24 

Grüttpark 26 

Up, up, up – Tüllinger hill 28 

Left then right – hiking in and around Lörrach 30 

Stunning landscapes on two wheels 32 

Just around the corner: tri-border area 34 

Shopping & snacking through the city 36 

Late riser: Overnight accommodation 40 

Route network map 56 

Lörrach city map 57 

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Lörrach 

in figures 

2Second 

out of 

58 pages 

Each year, we enjoy about 

1,918 

hours of sunshine 

That’s a good 

333 

hours more than 

in the rest of Germany. 

For over 140 

years, Milka chocolate has been 

produced in Lörrach 

10,350 

trees 

Tri-border area: 

6 km 

Only 

to France 

122 

nationalities are represented 

in Lörrach 

2 km 

Only 

to Switzerland

Image Kristoff Meller 

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hours 5 

The annual 

“Gugge-Explosion” 

marks 

of traditional Carnival 

marching band music across 

4 

parks in the city 

Hebelpark 

Aichelepark 

Rosenfelspark 

Grüttpark 

stages 

27,000 

music fans flock to the city each year 

for the STIMMEN-Festival 

A city amidst nature: 

67.7% 

vegetation 

3Third 

out of 

58 pages 

* 

At 

71.8 

metres tall, 

Lörrach’s city hall *It’s also called 

towers over the rest 

of the city 

(long Egon) 

Langer Egon

Living space 

of a city 

4 

You simply have to 

experience Lörrach. 

It’s full of surprising 

diversity and is green, 

lively and lovable.

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Never a dull moment – 

sightseeing tips 

6 

Viewpoints 

Enjoy the sunset over Basel from 

F 

Tüllinger hill. 

Steal a glimpse of the Alps from 

F 

the Bergfried of Rötteln Castle. 

Look out over the city from the 

F 

rooftop terrace of the city hall. 

For smart savers 

Take a stroll along the city’s 

F 

sculpture route. 

Marvel at Open Bridge everchanging 

graffiti. 

F 

Observe the animals in 

F 

Rosenfelspark. 

If it rains 

Take a trip back in time in the 

F 

Dreiländermuseum (museum 

of three countries). 

Take part in a Super 5 

F 

competition at the IMPULSIV 

sports and leisure resort. 

Experience an adrenaline 

F 

rush at Lazerfun Lörrach. 

When it’s hot 

Jump off the 5-metre diving board 

F 

at the Parkschwimmbad public pool. 

Dip your feet into the cooling 

F 

waters of the Wiese river. 

Bike to Basel to float down the 

F 

Rhine. Don’t forget your Lörrach 

Wickelfisch waterproof bag to keep 

your belongings dry! 

For the athletic types 

Climb up and out in the climbing 

F 

forest. 

Go mountain biking on the pump 

F 

track. 

Practise outdoor fitness at 

F 

Grüttpark. 

Take the kids 

Run around at the playground 

F 

“Krake”. 

Solve puzzles on a city quest 

F 

through Lörrach. The booklet 

can be found at the tourist 

information centre. 

Have a ball at the OKIDOKI- 

F 

Kinderland indoor play arena.

Lörrach for everyone – 

accessibility 

Touristinformation 

Hallenbad 

Kino Cineplex 

Legend 

1 

4 

3 

4 

2 

1 

wheelchair accessible 

Dreiländermuseum 

2 3 4 

Parkschwimmbad 

1 3 4 

Burghof Lörrach 

1 3 4 

Theater Tempus fugit 

1 3 4 

2 

partially wheelchair 

accessible 

3 

car park for disabled 

persons with a blue parking 

permit 

4 

disabled toilets 

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Guided tours 

The disabled persons 

advisory council of the city 

of Lörrach has labelled 

some of our guided tours 

accessible, including for 

wheelchair users. Our tour 

guides also take part in 

special training for leading 

guests with disabilities. 

Sculpture route 

The path along the 

city’s sculpture route is 

wheelchair accessible. And 

an audio guide explaining 

the individual pieces brings 

the tour through the city 

centre to life. 


The exhibitions in our 


(museum of three 

countries) are wheelchair 

accessible, with the 

exception of the loft. Plus, 

the museum offers special 

tours for persons with 

disabilities. 

Rötteln Castle Ruins 

A video with interesting 

facts on this landmark 

is available with sign 

language interpretation on 

the website of the state 

heritage agency for castles 

and gardens “Staatliche 

Schlösser und Gärten 

Baden-Württemberg”. 

Further interesting details 

are also provided in 

simplified language.

8Image Juri Junkov 

Legendary 

I 

V O C ES

Unforgettable moments are what distinguish music festivals. If one thing is 

certain, it’s that you, too, will find your perfect concert moment at STIMMEN. 

At the STIMMEN festival (German for “voices”), only the visitors are as diverse as 

the sounds and voices heard here – from experimental to popular, from budding 

superstars to the big names of the international music scene, from small-scale, 

intimate sets to spectacular main stage extravaganzas. 

But all of the shows have one thing in common: Each one of them is an homage to 

the power and beauty of the human voice. 

STIMMEN has played host to celebrities such as Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, 

Die Fantastischen Vier, Jan Delay, Elton John, Ute Lemper and many others. 

stimmen.com 

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Loud, louder, 

zany, zanier ... 

a true spectacle 

to behold! 

„Friss‘n wäg, 

d‘r Schnägg“ 

What is Guggemusik? 

Guggemusik is very 

Sounds like gibberish? You’ll be hearing a lot of that at Lörrach’s 

specifically interpreted 

Fasnacht, or Carnival, celebrations. The Hemliglunggi celebration in 

and improvised brass band 

when the jesters take over the city, turning Lörrach upside down. 

music underpinned by a 

strong rhythm. Did you know...? 

At the heart of the Lörrach Fasnacht celebrations is the Guggemusik, 

where marching band music blares through the streets. 

Lörrach is the German 

birthplace of Guggemusik. With 

its beginnings in Lörrach in 1953, 

No one is immune to the alluring power of the celebration. 

Guggemusik ‘53 band is the 

An unforgettable scene awaits – uniquely wild and sweeping 

“mother of all Guggemusik 

Guggemusik and a vibrant curtain of confetti. 

in Germany” and still 

There is plenty more to see in this colourful crowd, including a 

vivid mix of traditional and topical costumes alike. And the range 

of traditional wooden masks and accompanying costumes seems 

endless. 

Further north, you can hear the snappy calls of “Helau” or “Alaaf”, 

Don’t forget 

your badges! 

Badges and pins are more 

than just souvenirs of the 

Lörrach Fasnacht celebrations 

active today. 

but here in Lörrach the people all shout “Friss’n wäg, d’r Schnägg” – – they essentially serve as a 

a nod to the region’s delicacy of snails. See if you can pronounce it! ticket to the event itself. 

white nightgowns and caps marks the start of the celebratory week, 

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All images Kristoff Meller

Getting warmed up 

Fasnacht guilds’ evening parties 

Schnitzelbangg singing 

Highlights of the street celebrations 

Fat Thursday: Evening Hemliglunggi parade 

Fasnacht Saturday: “Lasser-Gugge-Explosion” – Guggemusik brass band music 

Fasnacht Sunday: Large Fasnacht parade jesters marching in the streets 

Shrove Tuesday: Large children’s parade 

Gugge-Monstre 

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Schibi-Schibo: 

Get to know another facet 

of Fasnacht tradition: 

the Fasnachtsfeuer and 

Scheibenschlagen, or disk flinging. 

For centuries now, these traditions 

have been practised to banish the 

long winter nights. And this custom 

remains a highlight of 

the Alemannic regional 

Fasnacht. 

Haven’t had enough? 

Then keep the party going at Buurefasnacht in Hauingen, 

starting on Ash Wednesday. The highlight of this event is the 

big parade on the following Sunday. 

Still feeling foolish? 

Then board the special train in the early hours of the Monday 

morning following Ash Wednesday to celebrate Basel’s special 

version of the holiday – drey scheenschte Dääg – with its 

Morgenstraich parade starting at 4:00am!

Once upon a time … 

Rötteln 

Castle Ruins 

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Atop a spur high above Lörrach, the real symbol of the city sits: Rötteln Castle – the largest 

medieval castle ruin in the Upper Rhine region. 

The castle’s stones could tell a story almost 1,000 years old. It all began with the Lords of 

Rötteln – the most powerful and famous noble family of the region. The castle was much 

smaller in the 12th and 13th centuries, when the family resided there. Yet the imposing 

Bergfried, or keep, served as the centrepiece all the same. Back then, this tower was used 

as a lookout to protect the castle’s lords from attack. Today, visitors can climb it to enjoy a 

magnificent view over Lörrach, the Wiesental valley and into Switzerland. 

It was during the second noble family’s residence in the castle that it was expanded to its 

current dimensions. Both grandeur and security were factored into the renovations. The 

castle’s sheer size illustrated the power of the resident lords, and its great hall played host 

to indulgent feasts. At the same time, gunpowder and firearms were invented in the 14th 

century, making adequate protection a necessity. The walls were built thicker or even doubled 

up and embrasures were built into them. All of this can still be seen today. All you need is a 

little imagination and you can travel through time to the Middle Ages. 

Image Archiv Röttelnbund 

Today, the castle complex comprises the upper castle with a small museum and the lower 

castle with a café and beer garden. A well-kept barbecue area is located behind the complex. 

The Röttler Wald (Rötteln Forest) is the perfect place for a long walk. All in all, Rötteln Castle 

is the perfect destination for a day trip.

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Opening hours of the upper castle 

Mid-March to mid-November: 

Monday to Sunday 10:00am–6:00pm 

Mid-November to mid-March: 

Saturdays, Sundays & public holidays 11:00am–4:00pm 

The upper castle and museum remain closed when conditions are icy and 

the paths are slippery as well as during thunderstorms and whenever severe 

weather warnings are issued. 

Burg Rötteln 

79541 Lörrach-Haagen 

Phone: +49 (0)7621 56494 

E-Mail: info@burgruine-roetteln.de 

burgruine-roetteln.de 

Tip 

Get to know the castle and its 

history through a guided visit 

with one of our tour guides.

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Dreiländermuseum Lörrach 

The history of 

the tri-border area

Borders are fascinating places. Almost everyone has a bordercrossing 

story to tell, from anecdotes of forgotten passports 

to the daily commute for those who work in a different 

country from where they live to more nerve-wracking tales of 

fleeing, exile or smuggling. 

The meaning of the border joining – and dividing – Germany, 

France and Switzerland has shifted greatly over the years. 

Today, we view the close-knit ties of the tri-border area as an 

indication of modern civilisation. Indeed, these ties date back 

to the 19th century, when daily relations already stretched 

across the borders. 

The history of the borders in the 20th century, however, 

tells a different story – one primarily of exclusion, mistrust 

and control. Armed border guards, limited entry permits 

and the obligation to present a visa had become the norm. 

Nevertheless, hope was not lost, and a new beginning was on 

the horizon. 

It’s your turn to put yourself into the shoes of those living 

in the tri-border region. Visit the Dreiländermuseum to find 

out what sort of impact changing border policy had and still 

has for them. What clichés still exist? What damage could be 

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repaired and what ties were cut forever? 

The Dreiländermuseum’s permanent exhibition is the only one 

in Europe dedicated to the history and individual stories of a 

tri-border area. The history of the border between Germany, 

France and Switzerland comes to life through interactive 

stations where visitors of all ages can touch and listen and 

even solve puzzles. The exhibition is in German and French. 

The museum’s temporary exhibitions highlight individual 

aspects of Lörrach and the surrounding region in greater 

detail. 


Basler Straße 143 

79540 Lörrach 

Phone: +49 (0)7621 415150 

E-Mail: museum@loerrach.de 

dreilaendermuseum.eu 

Opening hours 

Tuesday to Sunday: 11:00am–6:00pm 

Closed on Mondays 

Tip 

Entry is free with the KONUS 

Guest Card, the Museums-Pass- 

Musées or the Black Forest Card. 

The Museums-Pass-Musées can 

be purchased at the museum.

Freedom 

for all! 

21 September 

Lörrach as a 

revolutionary city 

On 21 September 1848, Gustav Struve delivered 

revolutionary words from the balcony of city hall, 

crying out for “prosperity, education, freedom for 

all”. And not only that, Lörrach served as the seat 

of government of the newly proclaimed German 

Republic for three whole days. 

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Although the guerrilla troops were halted after 

just three days and the attempted coup failed, 

the demands made have retained their meaning 

until today. 

“Prosperity, education, 

freedom for all” 

Since 2015, a multifaceted programme has 

taken place in Lörrach each autumn dedicated 

to the topic of democracy. The highlight of the 

event is 21 September – the Day of Democracy. 

A re-enactment of the revolutionary speech and 

festivities allow visitors to relive the events 

of 1848.

Following in the 

revolutionaries’ footsteps 

Look for signs of German democracy in Lörrach. Why did the revolution 

break out in Lörrach of all places? What did its proximity to the border 

have to do with it? 

Visit the old sites of the revolution such as the old city hall right next to 

the tourist information centre. In the Dreiländermuseum, you can find 

out about the historical background and view original artefacts from the 

time period. 

You can even retrace the route of democracy through South Baden via 

mountain bike, e-bike or city bicycle. Discover the historic sites of the 

revolution in the Wiesental valley, the Kandertal valley and the Rhine 

Knee in Basel. The three paths of Lörrach’s Bike.Routes.Revolution are 

recreations of those followed by Gustav Struve and his guerrilla troops, 

both on the attack and in retreat. 

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Aesthetic 

inspiration 

Take an 

artistic stroll 

through 

Lörrach 

Sometimes a small adventure is all it takes. 

Are you ready? Open your eyes and take a stroll 

through Lörrach’s city centre. Now look a little 

closer. Don’t forget to look up, down and all around. 

There is plenty to discover – sculptures, fountains, 

decorative façades and smaller pieces of art from 

the past. Included in these works are pieces by 

both local and internationally renowned artists. 

Some are objective, some abstract. From serious or 

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admonishing to tongue-in-cheek. And each piece 

has its own story to tell. 

Curious? Want more information on the pieces 

of art? Or do you just want to make sure you 

don’t miss any? Then be sure to pick up a Lörrach 

sculpture route brochure to take with you. It will 

lead you to 23 works all within the city centre. 

If that isn’t enough, you can view even more art 

from Lörrach at the Paul-Ibenthaler-Haus, in the 

Brombach art gallery or in the various temporary 

exhibitions at the Dreiländermuseum. Of course, 

it’s also worth popping into a studio or two, as they 

are sprinkled throughout Lörrach, or visiting the 

annual Nacht der offenen Ateliers – an open studio 

night. 

Große Säulenfigur 

Stephan Balkenhol 

Senser Platz

Wandmalerei 

Bruno Haas 

Körnerstraße 

Truncated Pyramid Room 

Bruce Nauman 

Herrenstraße 

Granit Rosa Porriño 

Ulrich Rückriem 

Basler Straße 

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Licht im Kopf 

Beatrix Sassen 

Meeraner Platz 

Sonnengesichter 

Rudolf Scheurer 

Dreiländermuseum Innenhof 

Unknown artist 

Tumringer Straße 

Der Heiner und der Brassenheimer Müller 

Karl-Henning Seemann 

Bahnhofsplatz

Let’s spray 

Graffiti as far as 

the eye can see 

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If you take a walk through Grüttpark, you cannot miss the 

Open Bridge, where 56 enormous piles from the A98 motorway 

bridge are all sprayed with their own unique designs. 

From sensational 20-metre high murals by internationally 

active graffiti artists to the first stencils and sketches from 

the youth of Lörrach, there is something here for and from 

everyone. 

Be sure to plan a return visit, as you are certain to see 

something new the second time around. 

Graffiti fans should also keep their eyes peeled in the city 

centre. There are even more works of art to discover on every 

corner, like the murals on the Rosenfelshalle gymnasium 

painted by Tasso and Bane or the writings and drawings from 

Lörrach’s youth and professional artist Paze outside the city 

church. 

Want to give graffiti a go? All you need is a “green card” 

issued by the city.

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Tip 

Our “Graffiti-Open-Air-Walk” takes 

you on a walking tour of the images 

under the motorway bridge. We 

also recommend the guided cycling 

tour “Bunte Wände erzählen ihre 

Geschichte” for finding out more 

about the history and background 

of graffiti as an art form.

Leeks and 

Lupine 

Vibrant, 

bustling 

markets 

Don’t miss … 

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A typical weekend in Lörrach begins at the outdoor 

farmers’ market. Locals and visitors from near and 

far all congregate here to do their shopping. See, 

smell and taste delicacies from the region as well 

as specialities from abroad. The salespeople are 

eager to advise you based on your personal tastes. 

Some of these experts have been peddling their 

wares at the Lörrach market for years, or even 

decades. 

Round out your visit to the market with an espresso 

or cappuccino in one of the marketplace cafés. 

… in spring 

F 

the blooming glory of the flower market in May 

Fastenwaie, a savoury, doughy treat 

wild flowers 

locally-grown asparagus 

… in summer 

F F 

the Markgräfler wines at the Weindorf 

(wine village) in June 

Chirsiplotzer cherry cake 

home-made Guetzle jam 

sweet or savoury Waie short pastry quiches 

… in autumn 

F 

F 

F 

the pumpkin-carving competition at the autumn 

festival and pumpkin market in October 

Markgräfler Sauser fermented grape juice, 

chasselas and freshly picked grapes 

Flammekueche bread dough with toppings 

… in winter 

F F 

Christmas market in December with delicious 

treats and artisanal crafts from the region, 

lamb’s lettuce 

traditional Christmas biscuits 

roasted chestnuts

Visiting Lörrach during the week? Not a problem! 

There is a market almost every day. 

Market opening hours 

City centre: Neuer Marktplatz 

Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays from 7:00am to 1:00pm 

Stetten: Rathausgasse 

Wednesdays from 7:00am to 1:00pm 

Brombach: Schlosspark 

Wednesdays from 8:00am to 12:00pm 

Haagen: Schlossberghalle 

Fridays from 8:00am to 1:00pm 

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Looking 

for some 

culture? 

Lively, vibrant, dynamic. The region’s unique tri-national 

feeling is palpable in Lörrach’s cultural scene. Make 

your visit to Lörrach complete with an event from our 

cultural programme. 

You can find a current list of performances, festivals 

and more (online) in our magazine lueg emol or 

online. 

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Image Juri Junkov 

Burghof Lörrach 

Herrenstraße 5 . 79539 Lörrach 

Burghof Lörrach enjoys a reputation well beyond the 

city’s, and even country’s, borders. The unmistakable 

centre for cultural performances and events draws 

crowds from all over the tri-border region to Lörrach. 

Burghof joins well-established acts and newcomers, 

tradition and experimental, and regional familiarity 

with cosmopolitanism. The programme here includes 

concerts, dance, cabaret, children’s theatre and book 

readings. 

burghof.com 

Nellie Nashorn 

Tumringer Straße 248 . 79539 Lörrach 

This cultural performance and seminar venue complete 

with a bar and a cabaret stage offers a colourful 

programme of events such as pub quizzes, poetry 

slams, concerts, film nights and comedy shows. 

nellie-nashorn.de

SAK - Altes Wasserwerk 

Tumringer Straße 269 . 79539 Lörrach 

This venue in an old waterworks facility 

offers a varied programme for children, youth 

and adults, ranging from concerts and staged 

productions to dance to art exhibitions. 

alteswasserwerk.de 

Freies Theater Tempus fugit 

Adlergäßchen 13 . 79539 Lörrach 

The multiple award-winning Theater Tempus fugit presents a 

broad spectrum of theatrical pieces each year. In addition to 

its professional ensemble, amateur theatre groups composed 

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of actors of all ages also take to this venue’s stage. 

fugit.de 

Werkraum Schöpflin 

Franz-Ehret-Straße 7 . 79541 Lörrach-Brombach 

Werkraum Schöpflin is the Schöpflin Foundation’s space for 

culture and discussion – a forum for children, teens and adults 

to muse on the issues of our time. The Werkraum theatre 

shines the spotlight on sociopolitical challenges through 

staged readings, concerts, films, lectures and debates. 

werkraum-schoepflin.de

Grüttpark 

r i g h t 

A breath of 

i n 

fresh air 

t h e 

c i ty 

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Are you just looking for a place 

to unwind in Lörrach? 

The park can be your oasis of relaxation between activities. 

Why not lay out in the sun on one of the parks many lawns? 

If you’re lucky, you might even be able to snag a coveted spot 

on one of the docks by Grüttsee lake. No other place in the 

city offers quite so much natural scenery – birds tweeting, 

frogs croaking and every now and then, a turtle might pop its 

head out of the water. If you take a walk through the park, you 

will notice many old and sometimes exotic trees. And make 

sure to visit the beautiful rose garden. You can grab a coffee 

at the café next door and enjoy the view out over the lake. 

Other parks 

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Aichelepark with its villa 

and exotic trees 

Hebelpark by the 

pedestrian zone with 

benches for lounging 

Rosenfelspark 

with a small animal park

Tüllinger hill (452 m) 

Up, up, up! 

Lörrach’s own little mountain, Tüllinger hill, can be accessed 

via the Wiese river banks and climbed by foot, or more 

easygoing by taking bus line 8. 

Once you arrive at the top, you will be rewarded by the charm 

of Tüllingen’s quaintness, the vineyards and breathtaking view 

over Lörrach and the Wiesental valley toward Switzerland. 

Even France seems to be just a stone’s throw away from up 

here. If skies are clear, you can see all the way to the Vosges 

mountains. All three countries are best seen from Lindenplatz 

or from the mythical St. Ottilien church. And if you make it 

there, it’s also worth having a peek inside. 

Here’s the 

Belchen (1414 m) 

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City Hall 

Lörrach 

Here is a bench – 

take a break :-) 

Tüllinger Weinweg? 

Check it out!

Tüllinger hill is all about wine. The Tüllinger wine route 

stretches over 2 km through the vineyards, detailing 

everything you need to know about Markgräfler wine-making. 

And if you want to keep going, you can tack on a hike along 

the Weiler or the Riehener wine routes (Weinwege). If you 

get hungry along the way, make sure to finish off your visit 

at a cosy inn and restaurant or Straußi – a wine tavern that 

serves regional food made of homegrown products and often 

features outdoor seating. Traditional regional specialities are 

best washed down with a glass of chasselas from the Tüllinger 

vineyards. 

Highlights 

Each September, local winemakers present their wines, 

sparkling wines and spirits at the Tüllinger wine market. 

For the biennial “Weinweg in Flammen”, the vineyard paths 

high above the city are lit by Swedish torches and other 

flaming beacons, leading the way to stands selling local 

delicacies. 

That’s the 

Hünerberg (403 m) 

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Left, right and 

around the bend 

Hiking in 

and around 

Lörrach

For hiking enthusiasts with plenty of stamina, 

we recommend the following long-distance 

hiking trails: 

The Westweg: the classic path 

290 km divided into 12 legs through the Black Forest 

Leg 12 (west): Kandern – Lörrach – Basel 

Distance: 26 km – Duration: 7:30 h 

The Westweg trail stretches through the charming 

Markgräflerland towards Basel. Small vineyards 

and the imposing ruins of Rötteln Castle with the 

Westweg gateway await you in Lörrach. 

Rötteln Castle 

Take a detour through Lörrach’s city centre and 

bring this leg of your journey to a close in comfort 

before continuing on to Basel the following day. 

What makes Lörrach distinctive is that it is a city 

surrounded by nature. No matter where you look, you’re 

sure to see greenery. The forested hillsides surrounding the 

city are just begging to be roamed. 

Perfect destinations for a quick afternoon getaway or a 

demanding day of hiking, Tüllinger hill, the Wiese river, 

fragrant forests and meadow orchards are all waiting to 

be explored. And there are plenty of places along the way 

to stop for a bite to eat – or you can pack a picnic lunch to 

enjoy in the sun in your new favourite spot. The paths are 

dotted with picnic benches and barbecue huts. 

Start at Rötteln Castle, Rechberg mountain or Lindenplatz 

in Tüllingen for shorter walks around Lörrach. There you 

can easily find parking and info boards posted by the Black 

Forest Association (Schwarzwaldverein). 

The Interregio hiking trail 

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210 km divided into 11 legs through the tri-border area 

Leg 3: Kandern – Lörrach – Steinen 

Distance: 20.2 km – Duration: 5:30 h 

Pull on your hiking boots and explore the 

border region where Germany meets France and 

Switzerland. Discover three different cultures and 

three different landscapes, from the Black Forest to 

the Vosges mountains and the Jura mountains. 

The Hebel hiking trail 

60 km along the Wiese river 

Follow in the footsteps of the Alemannic dialect 

poet Johann Peter Hebel. 

The Hebel hiking trail leading from the Feldberg, 

which is the highest mountain of the Black Forest 

to Basel. 

Its route reflects Hebel’s Alemannic poem 

“Die Wiese”, named after the river.

Stunning 

landscapes on 

two wheels 

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Biking in 

and around 

Lörrach 

A mild climate, a diverse landscape and the thrill of visiting 

three countries in one day – the perfect conditions for a 

pleasant bike ride. 

Whether you’re an avid mountain biker, e-bike enthusiast or a 

casual city cyclist, you are sure to find what you’re looking for 

here. Like hiking (or anything else), cycling knows no bounds 

in this region. Indeed, you probably won’t even notice that 

you’ve passed over into Alsace or Switzerland, as the borders 

often show no demarcation. There is no shortage of exciting 

destinations or athletic challenges. 

Discover all that our region has to offer! 

Lörrach bike sharing – Velö 

Here, everything revolves around cycling. Located right at 

the central station, the bike sharing company offers bicycle 

rentals, accessories, secure bike storage and parking and an 

e-bike charging station.

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Südschwarzwald-Radweg 

265 km around the Southern Black 

Forest Nature Park. 

Dinkelberg route: 

Rheinfelden – Lörrach – Schliengen 

Distance: 45 km – Duration: 3 h 

If you would prefer to get out of the city, 

follow this route from the High Rhine 

over the Dinkelberg hill toward Lörrach. 

This is arguably the prettiest portion of 

the trail. 

touren-schwarzwald.info 

Per Pedal zur Poesie 

Poetic pedalling 

Bike trail 7: 52 km 

Lörrach-Bad Säckingen 

Cycle along the path taken by Johann 

Peter Hebel, Rolf Hochhut, Martin 

Heidegger and other writers, and explore 

the setting of their literary works. 

literaturland-bw.de 

Oberrhein-Römer-Radweg 

Upper Rhine and Roman road path 

200 km through Markgräflerland, 

Kaiserstuhl & Ortenau 

This bike path combines Roman history 

with views of the Rhine and plenty of 

vineyards, passing through Lörrach at 

the villa rustica, or countryside villa, 

in Brombach. 

oberrhein-roemerradweg.de 

Still not sure 

where you want to go? 

Available at the tourist information 

centre, our RadTourenFinder aide 

will help you find 

the route that’s 

right for you.

Just around 

the corner 

Visiting 

our 

neighbours 

As a guest in Lörrach, you have the good fortune of 

being able to see so much more than just one city. 

Off you go! 

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Bonjour 

The French side of the tri-border region is certainly 

worth a visit! The vibrant half-timbered houses, 

wine-making villages, vineyards and exceptional 

Alsatian cuisine all contribute to the unique draw 

of this region of France. The Petite Camargue 

Alsacienne nature reserve is easy to reach, as it 

lies directly on the border. And just 40 minutes 

away lies the refreshingly modern industrial city of 

Mulhouse, where history, creativity and innovative 

spirit meet. 

Mulhouse Museum of Printing Fabrics 

Discover the extraordinary wealth of the world’s 

most prominent textile collection and learn about 

the history and techniques of fabric printing. 

Musée de l’Impression sur Etoffes 

14, Rue Jean-Jacques Henner 

68100 Mulhouse 

France 

KONUS Guest Card – climate-friendly and relaxed 

on the road. 

Travel free of charge in the German part of the 

tri-border area and in Switzerland to Riehen, 

Basel Badischer Bahnhof and Basel SBB. 

Image B. Wirth

Grüezi 

Switzerland is only a short hop from Lörrach. 

A mere 2 kilometres separate Lörrach from the 

border. If you take the local S-Bahn train, you will 

arrive in Basel in just 10 minutes, with its sunsoaked 

banks of the Rhine river and picturesque 

old town. What’s more, you can choose from nearly 

40 museums to visit, all featuring spectacular 

collections and unique temporary exhibitions – 

from art and design to science to music, history 

and more. 

Fondation Beyeler 

There’s a reason why the Fondation Beyeler is 

the most-visited art museum in Switzerland. 

Over 300 works lead visitors through the history 

of art throughout the 20th century. And regular, 

large special exhibitions give visitors a profound 

impression of various aspects of classical modern art. 

Fondation Beyeler 

Baselstrasse 101 

4125 Riehen/Basel 

Switzerland 

Solli zämme 

Just outside of Lörrach, the southern Black 

Forest, with its alluring mountains and valleys 

and breathtaking panoramic views, meets the 

Markgräflerland, where vineyards and orchards 

abound owing to the mild temperatures of the 

region. 

Vitra Campus 

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(aspiring) architect and design-lover. Constructions 

Without a doubt, a visit to the Vitra Campus 

deserves a spot on the bucket list of every 

by Frank Gehry, Herzog & de Meuron, Zaha Hadid 

and many others greet visitors outside upon arrival. 

The journey into the world of art, design and 

architecture continues in the VitraHaus, the Vitra 

Design Museum and the Vitra Schaudepot, where 

there is plenty to inspire. 

Vitra Campus 

Charles-Eames-Straße 2 

79576 Weil am Rhein 

Germany 

Image Mark Niedermann 

Image Thomas Dix

Shopping 

& snacking 

through 

the city 

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Lörrach is home to countless shops, each with their own special flair. So, don’t 

forget to plan in time to amble through the main shopping streets in the city 

centre, with their cute boutiques and owner-run small businesses as well as 

prestigious shops. Not to mention the range of local products at the outdoor 

market and treats to be found at the city’s restaurants and cafés. 

Lörrach’s many public events frequently transform the city centre into a lively 

fairground, for instance at the spring festival, where visitors can enjoy live music 

and go shopping on a Sunday, when everything typically remains closed. Chocolate 

lovers of all ages attend the Milka chocolate festival, where the market square 

is bathed in the chocolate company’s signature purple colours. The international 

summer festival celebrates Lörrach’s dynamic culture. And that’s not nearly 

everything! Have a look in our magazine lueg emol to find out what festival you 

can attend during your visit. 

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Lörrach, 

was geht 

denn heute 

ab? 

www.hoi.app

Restaurant Rosengarten 

Promenadenweg 1 


Owner Friedrich und Georg Leisinger 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/43380 

Mobile +49 (0) 179/2588710 

E-Mail info@rosengarten-loerrach.de 

www.rosengarten-loerrach.de 

Restaurant Rosengarten is located at the gorgeous 

rose garden of Lörrach’s Grüttpark. The perfect 

place to tune out and just enjoy the sights and 

sounds of nature. 

Various daily specials and seasonal, fresh 

cuisine will delight your palate. Weekly specials 

include schnitzel on Wednesdays, liver on 

Thursdays and steak on Fridays. 

Maybe you just want to sit down with a piece 

of cake or an ice cream to enjoy the view of 

Grüttsee Lake and Rötteln Castle. 

Opening hours 

Type of cuisine 

Good to know 

Summer: Wednesday – Saturday 11:00am to 10:00pm, 

Sunday 11:00am to 8:00pm 

Winter: Wednesday – Friday 11:00am to 2:00pm, 5:00pm to 9:00pm, 

Saturday 11:00 am to 10:00pm 

regional, classic, mediterranean / €€ medium price range 

gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, pick up service 

Enjoy a moment of peace and quiet on the 

covered terrace, or let us help you make 

your private or company party a success. 

We are happy to meet your every need. 

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SEN – Taste of Asia 

Teichstraße 55 


ABOUT US 

Gourmets, connoisseurs of Vietnamese and other 

Owner Mrs. Thi Bui, Dinh 

Asian cuisines and vegetarians rejoice: our diverse 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/1630914 

menu caters to every taste. Authentic cuisine from 

www.sen-loerrach.de 

various regions of Asia in a modern, stylish 

atmosphere. That’s Sen – Taste of Asia. 

Opening hours Tuesday – Saturday from 11:30am to 2:00pm 

Monday - Sunday from 5:00pm to 10:00pm 

Type of cuisine Asian / €€ medium price range 

Good to know gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, seasonal lunch menu, 

pick up and delivery service 

MENU 

Enjoy our extensive menu of fresh and authentic 

dishes, cocktails and teas. We promise you a special 

experience, complete with a chic but comfortable 

restaurant ambience and attentive service. 

THE RESTAURANT 

We would be delighted to host your special event, 

from birthdays to Christmas parties and company 

dinners. Our restaurant seats about 50 people. 

We look forward to welcoming you.

Delicious 

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Restaurant Ganges 

Indian specialities 

Enjoy our warm hospitality over a nice meal. 

Bon appetit! 

Bahnhofsplatz 8 


Owner Charanjit Kaur Manik 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/169811 

E-Mail info@ganges-loerrach.de 

www.ganges-loerrach.de 

Opening hours Tue – Sat 11:30am to 2:00pm 

Tue – Sat 5:30pm to 11:00pm 

Sunday 5:30pm to 10:00pm 

Day off 

Monday 

Type of cuisine Indian / 

€€ medium price range 

Good to know gluten-free, vegetarian, 

vegan, pick up service

For the late risers 

Overnight accommodation 

The day is done but you still have unfinished business in 

Lörrach? Then stick around! There are plenty of places to sleep 

and our hosts would be delighted to have you! 

Feel at home with our local hosts – find a comfortable hotel or 

cosy holiday. 

Now, rest up – another busy day awaits! 

Gueds Nächtli 

KONUS info 

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KONUS Guest Card: Free rides on buses and trains 

If you stay the night in Lörrach, you can easily get around 

the Black Forest via bus or train for free – even over longer 

distances. This is the best free service for your hike, day trip or 

shopping spree. Upon check-in, your host will provide you with 

the Black Forest guest card, which is marked with the KONUS 

symbol and allows you to ride buses and trains for free – 

including the train connection to Basel. It also grants you one 

free visit to the Dreiländermuseum.

Ranking of tourist accommodations in Germany 

All of the stars shown here reflect the rankings of the 

German hotel and inn association DEHOGA (Deutscher 

Hotel- und Gaststättenverband) and the German tourism 

association DTV (Deutscher Tourismusverband). 

More details are available (in German) at: 

hotelsterne.de 

g-klassifizierung.de 

deutschetourismusverband.de 

Any tourist accommodations without a star ranking chose not 

to take part in the voluntary ranking scheme. This does not 

reflect their quality or standards. 

Ranked hotels in our list: 

*** Comfortable accommodation for elevated standards 

Information regarding the tourist accommodation 

advertisements 

The statements made in this brochure are based on 

documentation provided by the various accommodations. 

We are not liable for the integrity or correctness of this 

information. The publisher is not responsible for any 

typesetting errors or pricing information. The City of Lörrach is 

only acting in the capacity of an intermediary. 

The General Terms and Conditions (GTCs) for the arrangement 

of overnight services and bookings via the information 

reservation system (Informationsreservierungssystem, IRS) 

and the accommodation service of the City of Lörrach/tourist 

information centre can be found (in German) at: 

A TV 

B business room 

C non-smoking room 

D allergy room 

E balcony/terrace 

F air-conditioning 

G safe in room 

H wheelchair accessible 

I quiet sleep 

J lift 

K fitness room 

L cot 

M dogs allowed 

N conference room 

O 24 hour reception 

P luggage service 

Q room service 

R laundry service 

S garage/underground parking 

T parking space 

U Wi-Fi 

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V sauna 

W garden area 

X minibar in room 

Y local cuisine 

Z bicycle-friendly 

f bicycle shelter 

a central location 

b fringe area 

c restaurant 

d bus connection 

e local “Regio” train connection 

bookable online

In the middle of the city – 

right in the middle of the action 

Comfort is our standard – 

Simply sleeping well! 

The WIO-Group 

around Rainer, Larissa and 

Nicolai Wiedmer was created 

on a family basis and with 

a lot of love for working in 

the gastronomy and hotel 

industry. 

With the „Eckert“ in Grenzach, 

the „Krone“ in Inzlingen, the 

Budget Hotel „Base I“, the 

hotel „Drei König“ and the 

„Wirtshaus Mättle“ in Lörrach, 

the WIO Group sets an inviting 

example of hospitality and 

proximity at five locations. 

Proximity to the region and 

to each individual guest. The 

claim to offer the best possible 

distinguishes the Wiedmer 

family for many years. 

wio-group.de 

Drei König art hotel 

at Lörrach’s Marktplatz 



Phone +49 (0)7621 550 47 90 

Standard and comfort city view rooms 

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»BASE I« – the budget hotel 

near Basel (Lörrach) 

Basler Straße 7e 


Phone +49 (0) 76 21 890 780 

Right on the border 

to Riehen/Basel, Switzerland 

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Arrive, sit back 

and savour the moment 

The gastropub for me - for you – for us. 

Exquisitely down-to-earth. 

Space to stay. 

Opportunities to indulge. 

Wirtshaus Mättle 

Freiburger Straße 314 


Phone +49 (0) 7621 588 43 00 

Mättle 

Tuesday – Saturday 11:30am to 2:30pm 

5:30pm to 11:00pm / Garden until 10:30pm 

THEODOR 

Thursday – Saturday 6:00pm to 12:00am 

Days off 

Sunday and Monday 

Award 

Michelin Bib Gourmand: 

exceptionally good food at moderate prices 

Eckert designer hotel & fine dining 


79639 Grenzach-Wyhlen 

Phone +49 (0) 7624 91720 

Hotel 

(One of the 100 most beautiful hotels in 

Europe according to GEO magazine) 

Restaurant 

Fine dining – very close by 

Days off Restaurant 

Monday, Tuesday and Saturday afternoon 

Awards 

11 Michelin star, 15 Gault&Millau points 

Hotel Krone – Pleasure & Roadtrips – Inzlingen 

Riehenstraße 92 

79594 Inzlingen 

Telefon +49 (0) 76 21 22 26 

Hotel 

Restaurant 

Baden pure – with a twist 

Days off Restaurant 

Thursday and Friday afternoon 

Award 

Michelin Bib Gourmand: 

best price-performance ratio

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Hotel Meyerhof *** 



Owner Claudia Lianou 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/93430 

E-Mail info@hotel-meyerhof.com 

www.hotel-meyerhof.com 

Opening hours 

6:30am to 9:00pm 

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Visit us and enjoy our hospitality in the historic 

Hotel Meyerhof. 

Our 43 modernly equipped rooms are ideal 

accommodation for business travelers and 

holidaymakers. All rooms are equipped with 

shower/WC, minibar, telephone, TV, safe, 

air conditioning and free WI-FI. 

Strengthen yourself in the morning at our rich 

breakfast buffet. 

Enjoy our top location! With just a few steps you 

can reach the gastronomy and the pedestrian 

zone of Lörrach with numerous shopping 

opportunities. You can use public transport free 

of charge with the KONUS guest card. 

The tri-border area with its abundance of 

interesting destinations is very popular. 

Parking is available for a fee in our duplex 

underground garage or in public car parks 

in the immediate vicinity. 

Single room excl. breakfast from € 63 

Double room excl. breakfast from € 78 

Multi-bed room from € 94 

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PENSIONSIEBEN 

Feldbergstraße 7 


Owner Peter Falk 

Phone +49 (0) 76 21/1 61 9961 

E-Mail info@pensionsieben.de 

www.pensionsieben.de 

Reception 

Monday – Friday 6:30am to 12:30pm 

and 5:00pm to 7:00pm 

Saturday and Sunday 6:30am to 1:00pm 

Check In 24 hours possible 

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Welcome to our small, family-run guest house in 

the heart of Lörrach. 

We are located just 150 m from the main bus and 

train station and three minutes from the city 

centre by foot. 

Our seventeen fully renovated and tastefully 

furnished rooms with en-suite facilities invite 

you to relax and recharge with their unique 

artistic design and breathy atmosphere. 

If you are looking for the simple charm and 

personal touches of a small guest house but 

don’t want to sacrifice the comforts of a modern 

accommodation, then you have come to the 

right place. We offer the right level of comfort 

for holidaymakers and business travellers alike. 

A delectable breakfast, Wi-Fi access from 

everywhere in the building, a parking space 

and a public transport ticket are all included 

in the price of an overnight stay. 

Our guest house features special accents from the 

artists Dorothee Rothbrust and Elena Politowa. 

You are sure to encounter their work in various 

forms during your stay. 

Single room incl. breakfast from € 70 

Double room incl. breakfast from € 90 

Multi-bed room from € 105 

Holiday flat – minimum stay of 7 days – 

Base price for 4 guests € 95 

plus final cleaning € 40 

per additional guest (maximum 6 guests) € 25 

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Heimathafen *** 

Hotel/Hostel 

Brühlstraße 10/11 


Owner Mick Gäntzel 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/4245201 

E-Mail booking@heimathafen-loerrach.de 

www.heimathafen-loerrach.de 

Reception 

6:30am to 9:30pm 

Heimathafen offers short-term holidaymakers, 

clients travelling on business and long-stay 

tourists the opportunity to step aboard for a 

more adventurous stay. For crew mates of all 

ages and backgrounds! 

The spacious single and double rooms in our 

three-star hotel are characterised by their 

individuality and attention to detail. 

In our hostel, featuring 3- and 4-bed rooms, 

modern and rustic elements combine to offer 

you a truly unique feel-good experience. 

If you are looking for more privacy, you can 

also book a private room in our hostel. 

Welcome aboard! 

Start off your stay with us at the bar of the 

hotel pub “Jolly Rogers”, open daily from 5pm. 

Come back in the morning to enjoy a breakfast 

buffet in a relaxed ambience. 



Multi-bed room excl. breakfast from € 35 

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IMPULSIV 

Hotel & Sportresort *** 

Beim Haagensteg 5 

79541 Lörrach-Haagen 

Owner Sabine Große 

Phone +49 (0) 76 21/95 4110 

E-Mail rezeption@impulsiv-loerrach.de 

www.impulsiv-loerrach.de 

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Single room incl. breakfast from € 82 

Double room incl. breakfast from € 106 

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Hotel & Restaurant Tanne 

Dorfstraße 31 

79592 Fischingen 

Owner Caner Cavdar 

Phone +49 (0) 7628/8055889 

E-Mail info@landhotel-tanne.de 

www.landhotel-tanne.de 

Opening hours 

Restaurant: 

Wednesday – Sunday from 5:30pm 

additional Saturday and Sunday 

12:00pm to 3:00pm 

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The family-run Hotel & Restaurant Tanne in 

Fischingen, right in the middle of the Markgräflerland 

region, is a cosy rural hotel with tasteful décor 

and a sophisticated atmosphere. Tanne can easily 

be reached from the A5 motorway (3.5 km away), 

making it the perfect starting point for trips to the 

Southern Black Forest, Switzerland and Alsace. 

The rooms in the hotel’s new building incorporate 

traditional furnishings to evoke a feeling of 

quaintness, reflecting the style of Markgräflerland. 

The old building is older than a century and features 

newly renovated rooms which combine modern 

comfort with urban tradition. Tanne also offers 

holiday apartments and similar units with a fitted 

kitchen and en-suite bathroom. 

Enjoy an evening in the restaurant with Baden wine 

in a quiet corner of the garden restaurant or indulge 

yourself with a meal with culinary treasures and 

end the evening at the bar. 

The restaurant offers two modern guest rooms 

and a large garden restaurant with a pavilion, 

which can also be booked for private events such 

as weddings, company events or birthdays. 

Tanne is known beyond the borders for the great 

Sunday brunch. 

Every Sunday morning you can help yourself 

to a wide range of delicacies at the buffet, 

which vary according to the season. 

Don‘t forget to make your reservation! 



Multi-bed room excl. breakfast from € 95 

Familyroom/suite excl. breakfast from € 150 

Holiday flat on request

Dorf an der Sonne holiday apartments 

Hägelbergstraße 1 

79541 Lörrach-Hauingen 

Owner Cordula Kuttler 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/51173 

E-Mail info@ferienwohnungen-loerrach.de 

www.ferienwohnungen-loerrach.de 

Comfortable, spacious holiday apartments 

with fully equipped kitchens for guests to cook. 

Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas of the building. 

Guests also have access to a washing machine 

and drying room as well as a pavilion and grill 

in the garden. The apartments are located on 

the ground floor and the storey above. 

The district has a bakery, butcher, shop, 

hairdresser and pharmacy. 

The surroundings with fields, meadows 

and forests have a high recreational value. 

Individually cultivated gardens beautify 

the village. 

We are only 10 minutes away from downtown 

Lörrach. In 15 minutes you are at the Swiss 

border. You will find all means of public 

transport close to the house. 

(Bus stop approx. 100 meters, 

train station approx. 1000 meters) 

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Basic price for 2 guests from € 55 

Basic price per additional guest € 10 

2 bedrooms, 3 living/bedrooms, 1 living room 

maximum 5 guests / minimum stay 3 days 

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Casa Stetten holiday apartment 

Rathausgasse 19 

79540 Lörrach-Stetten 

Owner Barbara Janczar 

Phone +49 (0) 160/94708974 

E-Mail casastetten@gmail.com 

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Completely renovated in 2017, the apartment is 

22 sqm in size and suited to accommodate one or two 

people. It has high-quality fittings, including parquet 

flooring, a bed (1.6 m x 2.0 m) in a niche of the 18 sqm 

living area, a kitchenette, a bathroom with heated 

flooring and a walk-in shower. The apartment is 

located in the centre of Lörrach-Stetten. Characterised 

by its quiet nature reminiscent of a German village, 

this quarter is still well-connected, offering train 

service to Basel (20 min. by S-Bahn) and being easily 

reachable from Lörrach’s city centre (15 min. by 

foot). A supermarket, post office, bakery, butcher’s 

shop, chemist’s shop and other shops are all around 

the corner. A market also takes place each 

Wednesday right outside the front door. 

Basic price for 1 guest from € 85 

Basic price per additional guest from € 15 

Discount of up to 40 % for longer stays 

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Apartmenthaus Lörrach 

Weiler Straße 3 


Owner Astrid Reinger 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/140193 

Mobile +49 (0) 152/29116190 

E-Mail a.reinger@web.de 

www.apartmenthaus-loerrach.de 

ACLEfTUde 

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Our building houses 4 holiday apartments for rent to 

visiting guests on a daily basis. The apartments are 

newly renovated and feature modern furnishings. 

They all come with a double bed, a wardrobe, a dresser 

and a fully equipped kitchenette (incl. electric kettle, 

toaster and Senseo coffeemaker), a dining table, a 

television, a bathroom with a standing shower as well 

as a small, sunny balcony facing away from the street. 

P a r k i n g i s a v a i l a b l e d i r e c t l y b e h i n d t h e b u i l d i n g . 

Our building is very easy to reach. The S-Bahn train 

station as well as a tram from Basel’s public transport 

network are within walking distance, as is Lörrach’s 

city centre. Lörrach is the ideal location for day trips 

to Basel, Alsace and the Black Forest. 



1 living/bedroom / maximum 2 guests 

Minimum stay 3 days 

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Ambiente holiday apartment 

Im Hühneracker 13 


Owners Gerd and Margarete Rothweiler 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/53249 

E-Mail ambiente@rothweilers.com 

www.ferienwohnung-lörrach.de 

Cosy, spacious holiday apartment with fully equipped 

kitchen, 1 living room and 1 bedroom 


Maximum 2 guests / minimum stay 4 days 

Discount for longer stays 

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Villa Am Rosenfelspark 

Haus Anton 

Baselblick holiday apartment 

Baumgartnerstraße 35 


Owner Christian Gagelmann 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/1613232 

E-Mail info-ferienwohnung@gast-inloerrach.de 

www.gast-in-loerrach.de 

Schulstraße 29 


Owner Jonny Rabe 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/46512 

E-Mail jonnyj@web.de 

Im Hühneracker 3 


Owners D. Losch und E. Bleich 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/53932 

E-Mail e.bleich@mail.pcom.de 

www.ferienwohnung-baselblick.de 



3 bedrooms, 1 living room / maximum 5 guests 

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2 bedrooms, 1 living/bedroom / maximum 4 guests 

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Basic price für 2 guests from € 52 

1 living room, 1 bedroom / maximum 2 guests 


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Belchenblick holiday apartment 

51 

Haldenweg 15 

79541 Lörrach-Brombach 

Owner Ralf Uhlenberg 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/550174 

E-Mail belchenblick@gmx.de 

www.fewo-loerrach.de 



2 bedrooms, 1 living room 


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Christel holiday apartment 

Dacha holiday apartment 

Hebelstraße 24 


Owner Christel Fuchs 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/51965 

Im Sand 2 


Owner Natascha Schou 

Phone +49 (0) 157/53698599 

E-Mail john@schou.de 

www.vanuscha.de 



2 bedrooms, 1 living room / maximum 4 guests 




1 bedroom, 1 living/bedroom 


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Apartment dreißigA 

ACEITUWf k 

Kreuzstraße 30a 


Inhaberin Illa Arens 

Telefon +49 (0) 177/8214711 

E-Mail info@apartment-loerrach.de 

www.apartment-loerrach.de 



1 bedroom, 1 living/bedroom / maximum 2 guests 


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Gertrud holiday apartment 

Grimm’s LODGE 

HORG holiday apartment 

Im Leh 39 


Owner Gertrud Krüger 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/52474 

Mobile +49 (0) 172/5276821 

E-Mail ferienwohnung.gertrud@web.de 

www.ferienwohnung-gertrud-loerrach.de 



2 living/bedrooms / maximum 4 guests 


ACEITbUd k 

Tüllingerstraße 82 


Owner Silvia Grimm 

E-Mail grimmslodge@t-online.de 

www.grimmslodge.de 

1-room-apartment for 1 guest from € 58 

1-room-apartment for 2 guests from € 75 

1 living room with sitting area, coffee/tea making 

facilities, drinks fridge 

2-room-apartment for 1 to 2 guests from € 90 

2-room-apartment for 3 guests from € 110 

2 living rooms with kitchenette and dining area 

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Luis Hugo holiday apartment 

Karl-Arzet-Weg 28 

79540 Lörrach-Salzert 

Owners Simone and Ulrich Groh 

Phone +49 (0) 176/36308283 

E-Mail info@horg.eu 

www.horg.eu 


1 bedroom, 1 living room / maximum 2 guests 

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53 

Hebelstraße 32 


Owner Renate Fräulin 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/53740 

E-Mail luis-hugo@web.de 

www.luis-hugo.wix.com/fewoloerrach 


1 living/bedroom, kitchen, dining room 


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M. Löffler holiday apartment 

Apartment Regener 

Schwalbennest holiday apartment 



Owner Michael Löffler 

Phone +49 (0) 7623/741710 

E-Mail fewo-loeffler@web.de 

Albertusstraße 1a 

79541 Lörrach-Brombach 

Owner Noémi & Sebastian Regener 

Phone +49 (0) 151/15689229 

E-Mail kontakt@fewo-regener.de 

www.fewo-regener.de 

Badstubenweg 10 


Owner Alfred Plohmann 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/591345 

E-Mail info@ferienhaus-schwalbennestloerrach.de 

www.ferienhaus-schwalbennest-loerrach.de 

Basic price for 2 guests from from € 60 

1 living/bedroom 




1 living/bedroom / maximum 2 guests and 2 children 





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54 

Wiese holiday apartment 

Lamm holiday apartment 

Imbachweg 14 


Owner Angelika Koenemann 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/43200 

E-Mail fewo-wiese@gmx.net 

www.ferienwohnung-wiese.de 

Rebackerweg 2 

79595 Rümmingen 

Owner C. Lamm 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/5608266 

E-Mail kontakt@ferienwohnung-lamm.de 

www.ferienwohnung-lamm.de 




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Basic price per additional guest € 12.50 

1 bedroom, 1 living room / maximum 4 guests 


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Traumschmiede 

Wiesental-Lounge 

Koppengasse 24 

79589 Binzen 

Owner Family Pommerening 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/166874 

Mobile +49 (0) 173/3187725 

E-Mail info@traumschmiede-binzen.de 

www.traumschmiede-binzen.de 


Basic price per additional guest € 7.50 

1 bedroom, 1 living/bedroom / maximum 3 guests 

ACELITfU 

Kanderner Straße 37/1 

79585 Steinen 

Owner Margot Göller-Gameti 

Phone +49 (0) 7627/9236565 

E-Mail mail@wiesental-lounge.de 

www.wiesental-lounge.de 

Guest rooms: 



Holiday apartment: 1 living/bedroom for 2 guests 


ACLETUb 

Drei-Länder-Camp Lörrach/Basel 

55 

Grüttweg 8 


Owner Drei-Länder-Camp Inc. & Co. KG 

Phone +49 (0) 7621/82588 

E-Mail info@dreilaendercamp.de 

www.dreilaendercamp.de 

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Campsite in Grüttpark 

not far from Lörrach’s city centre. 

Peaceful location right by Grüttsee Lake, adventure 

playground, rose garden and large swimming pool. 

Exciting day trip destinations in the Black Forest, 

France and Switzerland. 

The Drei-Länder-Camp campsite offers both 

sun-soaked and more shaded sites, new bathhouses, 

Wi-Fi and a pizzeria and beer garden. You can also 

spend the night in an oversized wooden barrel. 

With the guest card, you can ride the buses and 

trains in South Baden for free. These will also take 

you to Basel. 

Motorhome parking, open 365 days a year! 

Camping pitch from € 11 

per person, additional from € 7 

Camper site € 13 

Wooden barrel from € 55

Lines 

Puplic transport 

Lörrach 

56 

KONUS-Guest Card. 

Free rides. All over the Black Forest. 

Bus and rail 

for free 

Leave the car parked and ride 

buses and trains for free when 

hiking, making discoveries, 

or going shopping: All made 

possible with the KONUS Guest 

Card. It provides free rides on 

buses and trains throughout 

the Black Forest - as often as 

you want and entirely free. It’s 

the only ticket you’ll need! 

How do you get KONUS? 

Register with one of 148 Black 

Forest holiday locations to 

receive your KONUS Guest Card 

when registering with your 

host. The KONUS Guest Card 

is valid during the registered 

period of time of your stay in 

all busses and trains as a 2nd 

class ticket. 

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Lörracher Straße 

Jahnstraße 

Denzstraße 

Stadionstraße 

Go ahead! 

Wintersbuckstraße 

Heinrich-Böll-Weg 

Ricarda-Huch-Weg 

Mozartstraße 

Moltkestraße 

Blücherstraße 

Im Alten 

Bächlinweg 

Teichstraße 

Weinbrennerstraße 


raße 

Gretherstraße 

Brühlstraße Brühlstraße 

Belchenstraße 

Bahnhofstraße 

Bahnhofstraße 1b 

Schwarzwaldstraße 

Zeisigweg 

HOTEL 

Drei König 1 

BASE I 2 

Krone 3 

Eckert 4 

Hotel Meyerhof 5 

PENSIONSIEBEN 6 

Heimathafen 7 

IMPULSIV Hotel & Sportresort 8 

Hotel & restaurant Tanne 9 

Brombacher Straße 

HOLIDAY APARTMENT 

Dorf an der Sonne holiday apartment 10 

Casa Stetten holiday apartment 11 

Apartment house Lörrach 12 

Ambiente holiday apartment 13 

Villa am Rosenfelspark 14 

Haus Anton 15 

Baselblick holiday apartment 16 

Belchenblick holiday apartment 17 

Christel holiday apartment 18 

Dacha holiday apartment 19 

Apartment dreißigA 20 

Gertrud holiday apartment 21 

Grimm‘s LODGE 22 

HORG holiday apartment 23 

Luis Hugo holiday apartment 24 

M. Löffler holiday apartment 25 

Apartment Regener 26 

Schwalbennest holiday apartment 27 

Wiese holiday apartment 28 

Lamm holiday apartment 29 

Traumschmiede 30 

GUEST ROOMS 

Wiesental-Lounge 31 

CAMPING SITE 

Drei-Länder-Camp Lörrach/Basel 32 

RESTAURANT 

Fräulein Burg 

Mättle 

Rosengarten 

SEN 

Ganges 

Bächlinweg 

Rümminger Straße 

Hartmatten 

Binzener Straße 

Schallbacher 

Wölblinstraße 

Ob der Gaß 

Ötlinger Straße 

Färberweg Färberweg 

Kanderner Straße 

B 

Riesstraße 

Georges-Köhler- 

Straße 

Küpferstraße 

Gugelmeierstraße 

Marie-Curie-Straße 

Rainstraße Rainstraße 

Spitalstraße 


Körnerstraße 

Senigalliaplatz 

Riesgäßchen 

Neue 

Synagoge 

Teichstraße 

Herrenstraße 

Senser 

Platz 

Marktplatz 

Burghof 

Ev. 

Stadtkirche 

Rosenfelspark 


Meeraner 

Platz 

25 

Nansenstraße 

Humboldtstraße 

Schulze- 

Delitzsch- 

Straße 


Kirche 

St. Bonifatius 


1 

5 

Palmstraße 

Grabenstraße 

Untere 

Wallbrunnstraße 

Kirchstraße 

Friedensgasse 

Turmstraße 

Adler- gäßchen 

Markus-Pflüger-Straße 

Luisenstraße 

Sarasinweg 

7 

Museum/ 

Burghof 

Daurstraße Daurstraße 

Niederfeldgasse 

15 

Am 

Hebelpark 

Phillipe-Suchard- 

Straße 

Gutenbergstraße 

o-Str 

Feldbergstraße 

Schützenstraße 

20 

Kreuzstraße 

Eulerstraße 

Bergstraße Bergstraße 

Baumgartnerstraße 

Griengasse Griengasse 

6 

City Hall 

Post 

C 

14 

Schillerstraße 

tettengasse 

Central 

Bus Station 

Köchlinstraße 

eg 

Mauerstraße 

VELÖ 

Central 

Station 

Hunnenstraße 

Hünerbergweg 

Am Am unteren 

unteren 

Sonnenrain 


Schützenwaldweg 

r Lindbuck- 

Chesterplatz 

Hebelpark 

Aichelepark 

Birkenweg 

Rosenfelsweg 

Tannenweg 

Akazienweg 

Schwalbenweg 

Carl-Keller-Weg 

Juraweg Juraweg 

Holdenrain 

Baselblick 

Friedhofstraße 

Untere Hartmattenstraße 

Untereckstraße 

Raiffeisenstraße 

Zum Blauenblick 

Hünerberg 

Schädelbergweg 

Rebweg 

Oberer Birkenweg 

Chrischonastraße 

Friedhof 

Obereckstraße 

Am Stadtgraben 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

Danziger Straße 

Breslauer Straße 

St.-Alban-Weg 

Holzgasse 

Hauptstraße 

Zollfreie Straße 

Mühlenrain Mühlenrain

straße 

Straße 

L 141 

Im Homburg 11 - 28 

Rebmannsweg 

RÜMMINGEN 

29 

Fischingen 

Binzen 

9 

30 

Hangstraße 

A 98 

A 98 

Rötteln 

Castle 

A 

Schutzhüttenweg 

Oberer Wannenweg 

HAAGEN 

Wittlinger Straße 

Hauinger Straße 

Homburgweg 

Unterer Wannenweg 

HAUINGEN 

Franz-Ehret-Straße 

16 

13 

21 

18 

10 

Brückenstraße 

Schopfheimer Straße 

Ro 

24 31 

BROMBACH 

31 

Steinen 

B 317 

Lörrach Brombach/ 

Hauingen 

17 

Hauptstraße 


B 317 

8 

Eisenbahnstraße 

Lörrach-Haagen 

Messe 

26 

K 6328 

Mühlestraße 

Open Bridge 

Lörracher Straße 

Königsberger Straße 

TUMRINGEN 

B 

Freiburger Straße 


32 

Grüttpark 

Wannenweg 

C 


Fürstenbadweg 

Park- 

Schwimmbad 

Gretherstraße 


Brombacher Straße 

Friedhof 

A 98 

6 

E 

Bahnhofstraße 

Milkastraße 

Am Sonnenrain 

22 

Tüllinger Straße 

B B 317 317 


28 

Teichstraße 

D 

1 

5 

Belchenstraße 

Central 

Station 


Hünerberg 

Saatschulweg 



Ufhabiweg 

Weinbren nerstraße 

25 

Museum/ 

Burghof 

7 

Brühlstraße Brühlstraße 

20 

14 

K 6333 

Salzertstraße 


15 

23 

Degerfelder Weg 

Dorfstraße Dorfstraße 

TÜLLINGEN 

12 

STETTEN 

Zeppelinstraße 

Hauptstraße 

Lörrach 

Stetten 

11 

SALZERT 

Salzertstraße 

Steinenweg 

Jugendherberge 

Baslerwerg Baslerwerg 

Kirchweg Kirchweg 

27 

Lörracherstraße 

Sonnenbadweg 

Zollfreistrasse 

Weilstrasse 

Baselstrasse 

Lörrach 

Dammstraße 

Dammstraße 

Lörracherstrasse 

2 


19 

Fridolin-Engel-Straße 

Dinkelbergstraße 

SALZERT 

Karl-Arzet-Weg 

Arend-Braye-Straße 

Josef-Pfeffer-Weg 

Weg 

Edmund-Henkel- 

Almendweg 

Edmund-Henkel- 

Vorengeleweg 

INZLINGEN 

3 4 

Grenzach 

ßstraße

Lively 

Lörrach 

Imprint 

Publisher: 

Stadt Lörrach 

Fachbereich Kultur und Tourismus 

Tourist information 



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Concept and design: 

Atelier 4 Lörrach 

Print: 

burger impuls GmbH 

79183 Waldkirch 

Date 06/2021 | Edition 3,000 

Cover illustration: 

Martin Haake 

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Contact 




(Entrance Untere Wallbrunnstraße) 


+49 (0)7621 / 415-120 

tourismus@loerrach.de 

Opening hours 

Monday – Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm 

Saturday from 9:00am to 2:00 pm 

loerrach.de/tourismus 

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