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Our recommended hotels in Black Forest

Hirschstraße 1
76530 Baden-Baden
Brachfeld 10
72172 Sulz am Neckar
8,2 / 10
Hölderlinstraße 1
75378 Bad Liebenzell
7,3 / 10
Hauptstraße 37
77797 Ohlsbach
7,0 / 10
Basler Straße 50
79227 Schallstadt
8,9 / 10
Grüntalerstraße 4
72280 Dornstetten
7,7 / 10
Lange Straße 47
76530 Baden-Baden
Weberstraße 10
79227 Schallstadt
7,7 / 10
Rotenbachtalstraße 30
76530 Baden-Baden
6,5 / 10
Marktplatz 10
75392 Deckenpfronn
Rheinuferstraße 30
79713 Bad Säckingen
Alte Landstraße 1
79618 Rheinfelden
5,7 / 10
Lange Straße 73
76530 Baden-Baden
Hauptstraße 21
79241 Ihringen
8,8 / 10
Riehenstraße 92
79594 Inzlingen
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In and around Black Forest

A trip to the Black Forest will take you to the west of Baden-Württemberg to the largest continuous upland area of Germany which stretches for 160 kilometers between Pforzheim and the upper Rhine.. Hotels of all types and categories can be found in the land of the cuckoo clock and the women’s traditional hats decorated with colourful pom poms. Many pleasant hotels can be found in Freudenstadt, a vibrant spa town with its huge market place of more than 5 hectares in area. In the centre of the Market Place is the Town House which has an interesting museum on the local region. The town church is on the south side of the Market Place and has a lectern dating from the 12th Century.

The Schwarzwald-Hochstraße (The Black Forest Highroad) or the German Clock Road takes you through the most beautiful parts of the Balck Forest. One of the most beautiful areas is the Glotter valley and it was here that the famous German tv series the „Black Forest Clinic“ was filmed amongst pine forests, vineyards and typical Black Forest farms. Many hotels are to be found on the wooded shores of the Titisee lake. The German Clock Museum is in Furtwangen and traces the long history of this traditional industry. Badenweiler was known as a spa by the Romans and the „Cassiopeia-Therme” allows the present day guest to relax and benefit from the therapeutic waters. The Feldberg is the highest mountain and a trip to the top is well worth the effort for the view and to visit the traditional hotel „Feldberger Hof” where winter sports in the Black Foest first started in the 19th Century.

Population: approx. 480 000 (2007)
Main towns: Baden-Baden, Freudenstadt, Badenweiler