Welcome to the Black Forest
The official sites of the Black Forest Tourism Board provide tips and information on more than 250 holiday destinations in Germany’s most beautiful region for prospective visitors, a region that has vineyards, river valleys, sunny peaks, wide panoramic views, calm forests, revitalising spas, exciting family destinations and a cuisine that is the most elaborate in Germany.
Here, even countryside restaurants have excellent chefs in their kitchen. Still looking for more? Just come to Germany’s sunny corner, where Germany, France and Switzerland meet and you’ll find everything you need to turn your holiday into a special experience.
Tips for 2012: Holiday in the Black Forest
Tall fir trees, rustic farmhouses, hearty food – the Black Forest is renowned for its diverse landscape and culinary specialities. The popular holiday region in southwest Germany is also rich in tradition and history.
130 years of tourism in the Black Forest
A good than 200 kilometres long and 60 kilometres wide, the Black Forest is not only one of the most varied, but also one of the biggest and best known holiday regions in Germany. The Black Forest maids, Black Forest farms, Black Forest gateau, Bollenhut hats, cuckoo clocks - the Black Forest embodies everything that one might expect of a German picture book holiday.
Reader’s tips for the Black Forest
The British Newspaper “The Telegraph” has gathered some reader’s tips for the Black Forest. Take a look