Black Forest Hotels

as one of the largest holiday regions in Germany, the Black Forest provides a varied landscape with farms, fine dining and even cuckoo clocks. There are also thermal baths in Baden Baden, Badenweiler and Bad Wildbad, where visitors can have a unique, relaxing vacation experience. Nowhere else in Germany are there so many hot springs in such close proximity. Conveniently located near the border of Germany, France and Switzerland, the Black Forest is a place that pleases all visitors.

the Black Forest there are many opportunities to discover culture, relaxation and outdoor activities. From Nordic walking to spa resorts and museums, this region is the perfect versatile holiday. The exquisite lakes of Titisee and Schluchsee offer travellers great places to picnic and enjoy the views. Scenic waterfalls, including All Saints and Triberg, are mesmerizing, and River Wutach deserves attention as well. After spending some time exploring nature, visit the open-air museum of Vogtsbauernhofe. Here, foreigners will learn about farming life during the 16th and 17th centuries. Whether it is the urge to go on an outdoor adventure or stroll about this scenic town, the Black Forest has something for everyone to enjoy while on their German holiday.

When To Go

Precipitation falls evenly in the Black Forest region throughout the year. However, the summer is when there is a greater chance of rain. The best time to plan a visit to the Black Forest is in the late spring or early autumn. During these seasons the weather is comfortable and the tourist areas will not be as busy. Depending on the planned activities, visitors may also enjoy visiting the Black Forest during the summer and winters as well.

• November through February (winter): Average daily high 4°C (40°F)

• March through May (spring): Average daily high 13°C (55°F)

• June through August (summer): Average daily high 25°C (78°F)

• August through October (fall): Average daily high 21°C (70°F)
  

Getting There

The Black Forest region is easy to reach by air through the EuroAirport (Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg). This airport is connected to the Freiburg and Stuttgart airports, and it also has train services.

By car, travellers can access the Black Forest by A5, which runs through the Rhine Valley and links to France and Switzerland. The A81 goes through the east of the Black Forest and connects the city to Karlsruhe and Stuttgart.

Upon arriving in the Black Forest, visitors will find that the city has a great network of buses. Routes will travel to surrounding villages, and tickets are easily purchased in a variety of ways. Express buses are also available to passengers to help get tourists around the area quickly and efficiently.

• Air – EuroAirport via Stuttgart

• Car – On the A5 from France or Switzerland, and on the A81 from Karlsruhe

• Express bus - No need to rent a car, just ride the bus from village to village
  

Black Forest General Information

Attractions & Activities

Restaurant & Nightlife

Climate

HotelClub Blog

Ten Beautiful Casinos Where the Rich Lose Their Money

Top Rail Passes to Explore Europe