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The Black Forest is a large scenic area in Southwestern Germany, in the state of Baden - Wurttemberg. It is full of trees, mountains, valleys and lakes just waiting to be explored, experienced and photographed. The vast and alluring nature park stretches from the town of Baden-Baden to the Swiss border, and from the Rhine almost as far as Lake Constance.
What to see
With so many beautiful things to see and exciting things to do, it is difficult to know where to start. The Black Forest is the most charming region in the whole of Germany, and whether you love mountain peaks, lush valleys, breathtaking views, ample vineyards, or enchanting forests, there is something for everyone in this incredible unspoilt landscape.
Towns and Cities
There are dozens of attractive villages, towns and cities to explore throughout the region. The elegant spa town of Baden-Baden, with its air of genteel glamour has an idiosyncratic allure, a study of rejuvenation and indulgence. The historic Roman Friedrichsbad and the Caracalla baths have pools and sauna cabins set among the pines. The peaceful streets are lined with high-class shops and cosy cafés.

Bad Wildbad is smaller and less expensive than Baden-Baden. It is located along the foothills of the mountain range and is known for its spectacular scenery.

Triberg is the cuckoo clock capital of the north, and is famous for the country's highest waterfalls. The Black Forest Museum can be found directly below the entrance to the waterfalls.

The university town of Tubingen, with its narrow alleys and pointed gables, is a pretty medieval place with cafes, wine taverns, shops and restaurants. Take a boat trip in a traditional Stocherkahn along the Nektar River to enjoy the magnificent vistas.

Further south is the beautiful university town of Freiburg, with wisteria clad streets in summer, and Christmas markets in winter. Visit the Munster. Dating from the 13th century, it is one of the most beautiful Gothic churches in Germany. Walk along the wooded foothills of the Schwarzwald, or take a cable car up the Schauinsland to see the incredible view across the mountains. While exploring the pretty narrow streets is pleasant, this is also a great base for discovering the region with its deep valleys surrounded by rounded peaks and small ski and lake resorts.

Freudenstadt, with the largest market square in Germany, is framed by beautiful historic buildings, housing quirky arcades and quaint, galleried shops.
Cirque Lakes
The deep and mysterious cirque lakes, often called "the dark eyes of the black forest", are found in bowl-shaped valleys formed by glacial or fluvial erosion. The Mummelsee is a legendary lake on the southwestern slope of the Hornisgrinde, the highest mountain in the northern part of the Back Forest. According to legend, mermaids and nymphs are said to live in the lake.

Lake Titisee, another glacial lake is located in the south of the Black Forest region. It was formed during the last ice age and is perfect for swimming and sailing.

The beautiful Lake Constance is the largest lake in Germany, and is bordered by Austria and Switzerland. It is girdled with castles, medieval towns and attractive villages. Nearby Mainau Island is a popular tourist attraction with beautiful parks and gardens.
Hiking and Cycling
A short walk or bike ride from the towns and villages, you will find peaceful countryside dotted with traditional farmhouses in clearings in the thick forests. The area has plenty of well-signposted footpaths and cycle routes. Invest in an inexpensive tourist map of the area which shows all the attractions, such as castles, waterfalls and hostels as well as the paths and cycle routes.
Living History Museum
Between Hausach and Gutach is an open-air living history museum based around an old farm that has existed since 1570. Other historic buildings such as a bakery, distillery and granary have been transported here to create the museum. It explores the cultural heritage of the region and preserves historic artefacts.
Cuckoo Clocks
The Black Forest has a long tradition of cuckoo clock manufacture. In Schonach, you will find the world's biggest cuckoo clock which is built into a small house in the town. The region is also home to what is considered Europe's best clock museum. The German Clock Museum in Furtwangen shows the development of time-telling from the Dark Ages, right up to the present. The House of 1000 Clocks is located in Gremmelsbach near Triberg, and sells traditional cuckoo clocks along with more modern designs.
Best time to visit
Although the Black Forest is a 'year round' destination, it is mainly visited by tourists during the summer months. If you want to vacation during a quieter season, spring is ideal with its mild climate. Summer is a great time if you enjoy spending most of your day outdoors. Days are hot and evenings pleasantly warm. Late autumn is cooler with warm, showery weather. During this season, the Germans host their wine and harvest festivals. It is also still a good time for mountain biking, or Nordic walking. Expect snow during the winter. If you enjoy winter sports such as downhill, cross-country or ski jumping, as well as dog sledding and snowboarding, this is the best time for you. The snow transforms the scenery into a magical, glistening landscape.
Where to Stay
The Black Forest is dotted with hotels, guesthouses, bed & breakfast establishments, pensions and vineyard or farm accommodation. The region is extremely popular during the summer, so be sure to make reservations well in advance. In small towns, some hotels close for a month during winter so be sure to check ahead. More information can be found at http://www.blackforest-tourism.com.
Public transport
One of the best ways to explore the Black Forest is by train. The line from Donaueschingen to Offenburg travels through the forest, and offers outstanding views. A Lander ticket is valid for 24 hours and allows you to travel anywhere within a single region. A first-class Lander ticket may work out cheaper than a number of second-class fares. If you are cycling, there are normally carriages that accommodate bicycles. Timetables and fares can be checked at https://www.bahn.com/en/view/index.shtml.

The bus system is partially owned by the German Railways, making it easy to travel throughout the region. Bus stops are usually near the train stations. Tourist travel passes allow travel within a 35 mile radius. For more information, go to https://.sudwesthaus.de.
Shopping areas
Most towns and villages have small boutiques and souvenir shops as well as cafes, taverns and restaurants. You can also buy local produce from the farmers' markets.
Typical regional food
Schwarzwalder Schinken is a variety of smoked ham that is only produced in the Black Forest region. The village of Musbach, near Freudenstadt, has one of the leading smokehouses in the area. If you are looking for Black Forest ham, this is the place to go.

Enjoying the culinary delights the Black Forest has to offer doesn't have to mean dining in expensive restaurants. Eating in a local gasthaus is all part of the experience, and countryside restaurants have excellent chefs. The menu of a village guest house may have a surprising selection of culinary treats such as goose liver, venison, poppy seed cake, Gugelhupf, and of course, the famous Black Forest Gateau.
Nightlife
The Black Forest has a variety of bars, taverns, clubs and discos, where you can party or dance the night away. There are also cinemas, theatres and casinos.
Off the beaten path
Going off the beaten track really gives you an insight into the culture and customs of a place. Try staying on a working farm. Accommodation is reasonably priced and food is usually good. But be warned, they are very popular, so book well in advance.

Visiting during the grape harvest? Seek out local vineyard owners who open their homes to paying guests and serve dishes from their own-reared livestock, accompanied by delicious local wines.

English speakers may be difficult to find when travelling off the beaten track. Hire a local guide to help you. Experiencing the unique cultural aspects of the region will enhance your enjoyment and knowledge of the locality.

For something a little different, why not try a Brothers Grimm tour? The Black Forest is said to have provided the inspiration for many of the stories they produced. Hanau near Frankfurt, is the birthplace of Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm, who collated the fairytales. In the pretty town of Steinau, the house to which Jacob and Wilhelm moved when they were young is now a museum, and is open to the public. In Kassel, where they spent most of their lives, the museum holds a copy of the fairytales, personally annotated by the brothers.

There is a "Snow White's house", in the quaint village of Bergfreiheit, above the spa town of Bad Wildungen. The main downstairs room has seven dwarf-style hats and little beds. There is a plaque in the upstairs room that tells the story of Margaretha von Waldeck, a local girl whose stepmother forced her to move abroad. She was allegedly poisoned and died in 1554 at the age of 21. Nearby there is a copper mine that was worked by hand for 450 years. Miners were employed from all over Germany, with the promise of paying no taxes and being allowed to hunt whatever they wished. Only short, strong men were engaged to work in the mine giving rise to the legend of the dwarves.

From a high window in a tower of the Trendelburg Hotel, hangs a long tress of blonde hair representing Rapunzel. Sababurg Castle, the imagined residence of Sleeping Beauty, has a spinning wheel halfway up the spiral staircase.

In the town of Hamelin, pavement rat markers and pretty half-timbered houses, set the scene for the tale of the Pied Piper.

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The Black Forest is a large scenic area in Southwestern Germany, in the state of Baden - Wurttemberg. It is full of trees, mountains, valleys and lakes just waiting to be explored, experienced and photographed. The vast and alluring nature park stretches from the town of Baden-Baden to the Swiss border, and from the Rhine [...]

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Lying on the Rhine, below the northern foot of the Alps, Lake Constance is the bespoke, largest lake in Germany. Sharing borderlines with Austria and Switzerland, the fascinatingly beautiful lake offers a breathtaking scene, with its impressive expanse of water, encompassing 270 kilometres of shoreline.

Freshwater Lake Constance is made up of four parts, with the deepest area being the Obersee that stretches from Konstanz to Bregenz Bay with a periphery of attractive, old lakeside villages.

Lake Constance is the perfect destination for sailing and water sports enthusiasts. Cycling around the lake is a common and fun way of enjoying its picturesque views, old castles, out of the ordinary medieval villages, exquisite gardens, rich culture and history.
When to visit
September in Lake Constance means pedalling through vineyards dense with grapes and farm stands overflowing with pears and apples. People who have tried it describe the experience as ' feeling away, yet a few minutes from a priory, glass of wine or slice of pie.'

Enjoy quiet time as you find inner peace in Mid-April and May by sitting at the harbour or taking long walks around the island, through the quaint villages, while being captivated by the marvellous Swiss Alps.

Some boat rides may only run during weekends and off-peak months while the colder months around winter can be a bit challenging because of frequent dense fogs.
Getting there and around
Being a tourist hotspot in Europe, Lake Constance has a significant touristic infrastructure. You can get to this incredible natural feature by plane or train.
By Plane
The nearest commercial airports are in Memmingen, Stuttgart, Friedrichshafen and Zurich. The best part is that it only takes about 2 hours' drive to get to the lake, from any of these airports.
By Train
Use a train that goes around the lake and stops at landmark junctions like Konstanz, Friedrichshafen, Radolfzell, Lindau, Romanshorn, Kreuzligen and Rorschach.

Get around the striking and third largest lake in central Europe via boat or train for a civilised excitement.
By Boat
Whether it is during a sunny day or starry night, you will find a ferry crossing Bodensee. The fare depends on the size of your car.

Onto a big boat, cross Lake Constance in a peachy quarter-hour ride with cars, motorcycles, trucks, bicycles and other pedestrians. The upper deck lounge sells cold and hot beverages, snacks and a variety of quick bites.

Taxi cabs also wait around the ferry dock to pick you up and take you anywhere you want to go.

If you are in a hurry, the most frequent boat crossings are:

The ferry between Konstanz and Meersburg. It runs for a few times an hour, from 06:00 to 24:00 and once every hour, from 00:00 to 06:00.

The Katamaran ferry between Friedrichshafen and Romanshorn runs once an hour from 06:00 to 19:00.

The ferry between Friedrichshafen and Romanshor runs per hour, from around 05:30 to 22:30.

You can also choose more unwinding crossings as you enjoy a meal, beer or a bask on the sunlit top deck as you delight at the scenic view of the Alps. However, most of these boats only run during the day, mostly from April to October.
By Train
All the towns and cities in Bodensee are serviced by the three national railroads of Germany, Switzerland and Austria. However, the amount of time spent in between stops is best in Germany and Austria.
Top 1o attractions 1.The beautiful flower Island - Insel Mainau
The striking 110-acre 'flower island' will either take your breath away or sweep you off your feet. With its beautiful parks, gardens and a lush tropical and semi-tropical vegetation, it attracts many visitors.

Access the island via a pedestrian bridge or by boat and get a chance to view the Schloss, a glorious palace built in the early 1740s for the Grand Duke of Baden. The interior includes a gatehouse, an original defensive tower and the appealing White Hall.
2.The ancient Konstanz Minster Old Town
Close to the Swiss frontier, Konstanz is Lake Constance's largest city and a significant cultural hub. One of its many striking, ancient buildings is Konstanz Minster, a landmark that dates back to the 11th century.

Climb the tower to savour views over the quaint town as you delight over the 15th-century doorway, 13th century Holy Sepulcher and choir-stalls from the 1460s.
Other attractions in the Old Town include:

The eye-catching 15th-century Hohenzollernhaus

The captivating 16th century Rathaus

The Haus Zum Rosengarten

The medieval butcher's guild-house which is now occupied by a museum

3.The alluring Lindau
Lindau is the largest among the towns on the Bavarian shores of Lake Constance. Use the Neue Seebrucke bridge to get to the island from the slopes of the mainland and vice versa.

The harbour attracts many visitors for its notable lighthouse and the Mangturm that date back to the 17th century.

The pedestrian-only town has many ancient and beautifully preserved Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque houses including:

Maximilianstrasse, the main street with bistros, fountains, coffee shops and collonades.
The famous Old Town Hall, constructed in 1436.
St. Peter's Church (Peterskirche), founded in the 10th century.
Uferweg, for beguile views from the Sternschanze and the Gerbershanze.
4.The striking Wollmatinger Ried-Untersee-Gnadensee
Wollmatinger Ried-Untersee-Gnadensee is where the Rhine meets the Untersee from the main lake. The nature-reserve is the largest on the German shore of the lake, with more than 290 bird species and more than 600 flowering plants and ferns.

The NABU-Center is an excellent place from which to discover species of fauna and flora of Lake Constance as well as the nature-reserve.
5.The biggest Island in Lake Constance, Reichenau
Near Konstanz, Reichenau covers 1,057 acres. There are many ancient sites to see including:

Three churches belonging to the known abbey of Reichenau; from St George Church with wall paintings from the Ottonian era, to the ancient churches of Saints Peter and Paul found in Niederzell.

They're known Schloss Windegg at the northwestern edge of the island that dates as far back as the 1300s.
6.The Cycling Trail from Bodensee to Rundwanderweg
Perfect for the walkers and cycling enthusiasts, the Lake Constance Trail encompasses the lake, at safe distances from its beautiful shores, for about 272 kilometres.

Highlights of the famous trail include:

Wollmatinger Ried Nature Reserve

Historic towns of Konstanz and Lindau

Islands of Mainau and Reichenau

Majority of Lake Constance's small villages

Whether it is a hike to last for several days or casual cycling, the trail is easily accessible from numerous spots around Lake Constance.
7.The archaic German Stilthouse Museum
One of the peaks of a visit to Lake Constance is the spectacular Pfahlbaumuseum Unteruhldingen, the open-air German museum, with restorations of the time-honoured homes. Unlocked in early 1920, it is a great way of spending time, exploring the history of the lake's native occupants who date more than 6,000 years ago.

Tours include the rebuilt structures on the shore and the Lake Dwellings. Guided tours of the wonderful site last up to an hour.
Where to stay
The quality of accommodation in hotels in Lake Constance is worth your dime. From advanced bookings to last-minute room requests, here is a list of hotels you can check in.
Luxuriant Hotels (above $200)

Steigenberger Inselhotel Konstanz

Riva

Hotel Reutemann-Seegarten

Hotel 47

Hotel Bayerischer Hof

Comfort Hotels (below $200) Where to shop
If you are looking forward to shopping till you drop during your visit to Lake Constance, hit the small towns and villages, markets and the main streets. You will find everything, from famous fashion houses to independent boutiques and specialist shops to buy artefacts, jewellery, souvenirs and accessories.
Food and drinks
Enjoy freshly-caught fish from Lake Constance and a seasonal side dish from the vegetable islands of Tagermoos and Reichenau. The mouth-watering high-quality beef from wild game and throat-lavishing wine makes Lake Constance' cuisine, one of the best in the world.
Nightlife
Lake Constance has an eccentric population, which means the tourist destination's nightlife is exciting. With clubs, bars, beer-chill spots and pubs the night never ends in this beautiful city.

The Ess Bar, Standbar Konstanz and Wessenberg are among the most popular hangouts for beer lovers. By far, Lake Constance is a party hub at night, with numerous venues for live music, cocktails and a good beer.

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Lying on the Rhine, below the northern foot of the Alps, Lake Constance is the bespoke, largest lake in Germany. Sharing borderlines with Austria and Switzerland, the fascinatingly beautiful lake offers a breathtaking scene, with its impressive expanse of water, encompassing 270 kilometres of shoreline.

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hamburg.de - Offizielles Stadtportal für die Hansestadt Hamburg

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The Brandenburg Gate is Berlin's most famous landmark. A symbol of Berlin and German division during the Cold War, it is now a national symbol of peace and unity.

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Bayerische Schlösserverwaltung | Neuschwanstein Castle | Tourist information

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Current information / Coronavirus

For a visit to our sights, the 3G rule applies, i.e. all visitors must either be

(with a vaccinated against COVID-19
vaccine authorised in the EU)

or recovered from COVID-19

or PCR test (maximum 48 hours old) or rapid antigen test (maximum 24 hours old). No tests are offered in our houses. Children up to their sixth birthday, pupils who are subject to regular testing as part of their school attendance and children not yet enrolled in school tested negative.
are exempt from compulsory testing.

You will need to bring appropriate proof (written or electronic) as well as a valid ID (identity card or passport).

Visitors are required to wear FFP2 masks. Children and young people between the ages of six and 16 only need to wear a medical face mask.
Here you will find further information and FAQ.
Tickets for Neuschwanstein Castle are available online at www.hohenschwangau.de and on premise at the Ticket Center Hohenschwangau (limited capacities).

A visit to Neuschwanstein Castle is only possible as part of a guided tour. Please note that the group sizes had to be significantly reduced due to hygiene regulations.

Please take into account considerable waiting times and restrictions such as altered routes or room closures.

The multivision room and the lift are currently not available. The inner courtyard of the castle can currently only be visited as part of the castle tour.

Preserving all the features of Neuschwanstein Castle intact is an ongoing task. Therefore, restoration work and restoration investigations are currently taking place. The work is expected to last until 2024.

Nevertheless, all rooms can be seen on the castle tour.

Scaffolding has been erected in the northern area for the restoration work currently underway in the Throne Hall; the work on the wall and ceiling surfaces of the Throne Hall is expected to last until summer 2022. We ask for your understanding for the restrictions.

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For a visit to our sights, the 3G rule applies, i.e. all visitors must either be (with a vaccinated against COVID-19 vaccine authorised in the EU) or recovered from COVID-19 or PCR test (maximum 48 hours old) or rapid antigen test (maximum 24 hours old). No tests are offered in our houses.

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Die Stadt Heidelberg muss aufgrund der Corona-Pandemie bereits im laufenden Haushaltsjahr 2020 mit einem Verlust von 109 Millionen Euro rechnen. Deshalb kann die Stadt automatische Erhöhungen, die viele Zuschussempfänger und Vertragspartner ab 2021 in Aussicht hatten, nicht mehr verantworten. Bestehende Zuwendungsverträge werden daher aus formalen Gründen (Fristenwahrung) vorsorglich gekündigt. Mit den Partnern, deren Verträge zum Jahresende auslaufen, wird zeitnah über vertraglich nötige Anpassungen und die künftige finanzielle Ausstattung gesprochen. Der Gemeinderat ist in das Vorgehen eingebunden. mehr dazu

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Die Stadt Heidelberg muss aufgrund der Corona-Pandemie bereits im laufenden Haushaltsjahr 2020 mit einem Verlust von 109 Millionen Euro rechnen. Deshalb kann die Stadt automatische Erhöhungen, die viele Zuschussempfänger und Vertragspartner ab 2021 in Aussicht hatten, nicht mehr verantworten. Bestehende Zuwendungsverträge werden daher aus formalen Gründen (Fristenwahrung) vorsorglich gekündigt.

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Exclusive Germany – Welcome to Germany's Coast

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The endless horizon, dynamic cloud games, wide landscapes, dream beaches and the sound of the sea await you on Germany's coast! With nearly 1200 km long Germany's coast is full of natural spectacles from glowing seas in Sylt to beautiful beaches on the island Rügen.

Germany's coast is divided into the Baltic Sea and the North Sea.

The Baltic Sea is one of the most popular destinations in Germany, guaranteeing great freedom and relaxation for body, mind and soul. 6 islands, long sandy beaches, impressive lighthouses and all kinds of activities are waiting to be discovered by you!

For unique experiences at the Baltic Sea we have listed our best tours for you!

On our tour Lübeck & Travemünde you will visit the historic hanseatic city of Lübeck, whose old town district is unesco world cultural heritage. Afterwards you will drive to the village of Travemünde, which is famous for its sandy beach.

Rostock & Schwerin will inspire you with their maritime flair & charm! You will visit the impressive Schwerin Castle and afterwards visit the colourful old town of Rostock.

Are you ready for some island-fun at the Baltic Sea? Then off you go to Rügen & Stralsund! Stralsund is a pretty city with a manageable, pretty old town where you can learn a lot about history. From there you can cross the Rügenbrücke Bridge to the island of Rügen, a popular holiday destination with long sandy beaches. Perfect for some relaxation!

The North Sea is one of the most interesting areas in Germany with the Unesco World Cultural Heritage Wadden Sea and the tidal change. 14 islands, small harbour towns and attractive seaside resorts along the German North Sea coast offer the ideal change between a relaxed beach experience, maritime events, cultural programme and shopping. The stimulating climate is invigorating, stimulating and healthy! Enjoy culinary highlights, whether in a high-class or traditional restaurant, in a beach bar or at one of the many small fish stalls. Here it is shown in a tasty way that North Sea love goes through the stomach.

Let the salty air stroke over your face and let Germany's coast impress you with its beauty and relaxing impact!

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Exclusive Germany - Welcome to Germany's Coast

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The endless horizon, dynamic cloud games, wide landscapes, dream beaches and the sound of the sea await you on Germany's coast! With nearly 1200 km long Germany's coast is full of natural spectacles from glowing seas in Sylt to beautiful beaches on the island Rügen.