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The mystical Black Forest
The Black Forest is the largest continuous low mountain range in Germany. Although the Black Forest contains hundreds of streams and rivers, two are particularly noteworthy: The Brigach and the Breg. These two barely known rivulets are the sources of the Danube! Mining, forestry and glass, these and the region’s renowned clocks were the industries of the Black Forest for a very long time. Today tourism is naturally one of the cornerstones of its flourishing economy. Those unfamiliar with the area often obtain their perceptions of the Black Forest through Black Forest ham, cuckoo clocks and there red woollen balls on ladies hats. And of course the calorie-laden desert known as Black Forest Gateaux. However, the Black Forest has so much more to offer … |
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When I visited the Black Forest for the first time around 30 years ago, the regional cuisine in the area’s inns confirmed every preconception: Rich, heavy and overly proportioned. These preconceptions are finally a thing of the past. The food of the Black Forest is one of the top cuisines in Europe and need not hide behind the Alsace in any way. Walking, cycling and cross-country skiing in the winter, these are all typical sports activities which are perfectly suited to the Black Forest. Take a look at our links to find out more about the cycle tours! But in the Black Forest you will also find some of the best wellness oases in Germany! The Shrove Tuesday customs and Corpus Christi processions are also renowned.
Example price for a day trip excluding food and entry fees or other tickets! Suitable for walking or visiting museums. We are naturally also happy to organise all entrances, museum tours and walks as required. And we can also arrange any form of cuisine, from four star through to sausages on a BBQ.
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