Tourist Attractions in the Black Forest

In the Black Forest, the Triberg Waterfalls are one of the most scenic sights. Not only are these the most famous waterfalls in Germany , but they are also...

At 1,493m/4,998ft above sea level,  Feldberg is the highest mountain in the Black Forest. The only German mountain to be higher is the Zugspitze. A...

Amidst the tri-state-area, Europa-Park attracts visitors of all ages with more than 100 attractions and shows. Whether Iceland, Austria or Spain - in...

Visible from afar, the landmark of the wine region, YBurg Castle, sits atop the 514-meter-high YBerg. The ruins, featuring a tower over 20 meters tall, have been a popular...

Black Forest National Park is the first and only national park in Baden-Wuerttemberg, and extends over 10,000 hectares. You can explore the area on 400km/249mi of designated hiking,...

The starting point of the toboggan run is comfortably reached by a modern double chairlift – and during the ride you can already take a look at the 2.9...

Humans have five senses which influence thinking, feeling and acting. In the black forest house of senses in Grafenhausen, in the high black forest...

St. Blasien Cathedral was inaugurated in 1783 and stands in St. Blasien near Waldshut in the southern Black Forest. The former abbey church has a height of 62m and its dome is still...

Heitersheim Palace is among the most beautiful cultural monuments along the southern Upper Rhine. Once a residence for ecclesiastics, it is now privately owned, and can be visited in...

Vitra Design Museum , located at the trijunction of Germany, France and Switzerland, is among the leading design museums in the world. Visitors learn about...

Stretching over 33 kilometers (21 miles) through the Black Forest, Wutach Canyon is the largest canyon in Germany . Formed by the river Wutach  and its adjoining rivers, the...

The 1250-metre-long treetop path in Bad Wildbad in the Black Forest winds up to 20 metres above the forest floor through fir, beech and spruce trees. Here...

The German Clock Museum is located in the central part of the Baden-Württemberger town Furtwangen in the Black Forest. It shows the production of...

Presented in German and French, the entertaining exhibition in Lörrach covers the past and present history of the Three Countries region "Germany -...

The Baden Winzerkeller, an association of several Baden winegrowers' cooperatives, was founded in Breisach in 1952. The small wooden barrack became a large complex with impressive...

Thrills and a magnificent panorama await you on the new suspension bridge in Bad Wildbad, which opened in July 2018. At a height of 60 metres, the Wild...

Tucked away in a secluded valley near Oppenau, the All Saints Waterfalls plunge nearly 90 metres down moss-covered cliffs in seven cascades – one of the most breathtaking natural...

The Erdmann's cave Hasel is one of the oldest and most fascinating dripstone caves in Germany. The cave has a total length of 2,185 metres, the show...

In Schopfheim stands the monument "Badische Revolution" by Peter Lenk. The sculptor dedicated his large sculpture of the same name to the Baden Revolution of 1848. The citizens of...

A collection of over 2000 works of art, two temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibition on 1700 m² as well as a fantastic panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, which can be enjoyed...

The former Museum Biedermann in Donaueschingen, now called Museum Art.Plus, presents a comprehensive collection of contemporary art by international...

Todtnau Waterfall is located between the districts of Todtnauberg and Aftersteg in the Southern Black Forest and, with a total drop of 97 metres, ranks...