Südschwarzwald Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

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Tradition and modernity come together splendidly in the South Black Forest region around Freiburg, Basel, and Markgräfler Land. Ralph Raymond Braun showcases the full diversity of this sun-drenched area in our guidebook "South Black Forest," featuring 344 pages and 208 color photos. Everything has been researched locally and tested for you. The author's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile attractions, restaurants, or accommodations. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are specially marked. 45 maps provide you with an optimal overview at all times. 20 hiking and cycling tours cover almost every corner of this region. Numerous short essays sprinkled throughout convey particularly interesting information.

An overview of the South Black Forest: The charming old town and its location between Alsace and the Black Forest make the student city of Freiburg, Germany's southernmost major city, a magnet for visitors from around the world. The surrounding areas invite exploration, including Kaiserstuhl and Waldkirch. In the High Black Forest, you will find Feldberg, Schluchsee, and Titisee. The region is considered Germany's most beautiful holiday area. You can easily discover the best spots with our knowledgeable and always helpful guidebook "South Black Forest." Just a few steps off the beaten path, you can find deep forest tranquility. In a beautiful landscape lies Baar, the city of clockmakers and inventors. The Danube springs from the city park in Donaueschingen. The ride on the Sauschwänzlebahn is legendary. Markgräfler Land is known as the "German Tuscany" due to its landscape, climate, and wine. Even the Romans appreciated the emerging thermal waters. Basel impresses with modern architecture. The southern side of the Black Forest, with the High Rhine, Hotzenwald, and St. Blasius, offers not only space and expansiveness but also Alpine panoramas and cities with charm.