Attractions

The amusement park is surrounded by large Black Forest mountains, which give the numerous attractions a unique natural backdrop. Put your foot on the world’s largest adventure bridge, throw yourself on the summer toboggan runs in the curves and go in the large game park on Black Forest safari.

The Hasenhorn in Todtnau is the longest and most exciting toboggan run in Germany. Steep curves, wild waves and three great roundabouts make for a ride full of surprises. Buckle up and off you go! But no fear. You alone determine your speed.

The large nature and adventure park for young and old.

The Europa-Park is a leisure and theme park in Rust, Baden-Württemberg. With around 5.6 million visitors in 2017, it is the most visited amusement park in the German-speaking area.

The “Sauschwänzlebahn” is a train route from a famous German children’s book: the tracks meander through the landscape, tunnels lead through mountains, valleys are overcome with stately bridges and a historic locomotive in the middle of the track … you almost believe the whistle of the locomotive and to hear the heavy iron bars driving the train.

Tropical temperatures, turquoise-blue waters and pure Caribbean feeling – in the BADEPARADIES SCHWARZWALD in Titisee, you will be transported 365 days a year to a unique holiday paradise in the middle of the Black Forest!

Experience the variety, the fun and the fascination of the element water in differently tempered swimming pools.

In the Solemar you will experience beautiful hours full of relaxation and well-being.

Experience the forest from the perspective of a squirrel … … on an adventurous journey through the treetops of the Black Forest.

In one of the most beautiful Black Forest valleys, in Münstertal, lies the large beehive museum with a small culture and local history. It is one of the largest museums of its kind in the world and a gem of the valley. Visit this great and unique show with live bees and hundreds of exhibits from around the world.

The initiator of the Black Forest Ski Museum was Georg Thoma, who was known throughout the world for his Olympic victory in 1960 in Squaw Valley Hinterzarten. The municipality Hinterzarten, with the then mayor Hansjörg Eckert, supported the realization of the museum.

For more than 160 years the collection of the German Clock Museum has existed, today it counts more than 8000 objects from all over the world. Around one thousand watches are visible to the visitors, they are conveyed annually in almost as many tours.

Experience the Black Forest with all your senses! In the Black Forest open-air museum Vogtsbauernhof come with 600 years of history in touch.

Experience one of the last, active Mundblashütte of the Black Forest. Watch our glassmakers and glass grinders. Have a look into our engraving room and stroll through the large glass country with our numerous decorating and gift ideas around the perfectly laid table. Visit the year-round decorated Christmas village and enjoy the festive atmosphere – even in high summer.

The Black Forest Museum in Triberg invites you to an exciting journey through many centuries of living and working “on the high forest”.

Experience up close 800 years of mining history in the largest silver mine in Southern Germany.

The climatic health resort Feldberg is home to the highest peak of the Black Forest: the 1493 meter high Feldberg. Enjoy idyllic paths and grandiose panoramas on and around the Feldberg.

The Wutachschlucht is one of the last original wild river landscapes in Central Europe.

The Titisee with its lake road is one of the most famous destinations in Germany. The lake shore with a view over the beautiful Black Forest lake invites many recreation seekers to linger.

Hohenzollern Castle, the ancestral seat of our house on the edge of the Swabian Alb, is not a museum in the conventional sense of the word, but rather a place full of history but at the same time extremely lively, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world each year.

The Rhine Falls, formerly called Grosser Laufen, is one of the three largest waterfalls in Europe, with the same height of Sarpsfossen in Norway. Experience a natural spectacle!

Cuckoo clocks and gifts, Black Forest specialties and the cake. A ride through the Hexenlochtal is always worthwhile.

A natural spectacle of a special kind are Germany’s highest waterfalls in Triberg. Foaming and roaring, the waters of the Gutach plunge down 163 m. On the paths along the seven steps you will experience a magnificent natural spectacle.

Discover the beautiful Schluchsee and its hamlets.

The city in the southern Black Forest with a beautiful old town and great shopping.

Where cosmopolitan activities combine with cosiness and urbanity meets tradition: Discover the Basel lifestyle.

Little Venice in Alsace. Tanner quarters, market hall and museums make Colmar’s visit unforgettable.