130 years of tourism in the Black Forest

A good 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 probably best known holiday regions in Germany.

Hiker's paradise: more walking possibilities than anywhere else

The varied landscape in the Black Forest is ideal for sporting activities of all sorts. Especially hikers and Nordic walking enthusiasts feel particularly at home on the slopes of Germany's south west mountain range.

Enjoy nature with all your senses

The Black Forest with its dense forest, bright mountain tops and peaks with the most spectacular views, mysterious glacial lakes and romantic valleys is a popular destination for holidaymakers and visitors. The picture post card sights: Quaint little Black Forest farms nestled into the hills, glittering lakes, wide rolling moors and romantic gorges.

Here it's true: The way to the heart really leads through the stomach

If for nothing else, a holiday in the Black Forest is worth it alone for the food. And experiencing the culinary excellence of the Black Forest does not necessarily mean a trip to one of the renowned top restaurants of the region with their many crests, stars and cooking spoons.

It Says Wellness? It Is Wellness.

Slowly ease yourself into the pleasant warmth of the water, feel it rushing slowly around your body and support it gently - and finally relax. What a feeling!

KONUS - Using Bus and Rail for free

Unique travel concept: The guest travel card allows holidaymakers to travel throughout the Black Forest holiday region free of charge.

Ideal for Families: Holidays in the Black Forest

Holiday time is family time. You travel together, look forward to relaxation, to enjoyment and to being a family again for a while. But what when mum and dad just want a bit of peace, but little Jim, already bored by the swings in front of the house, has other plans?