The perfect holiday:
Hochschwarzwald

The Hochschwarzwald (High Black Forest) lives up to its name as the region with the highest peaks in the Black Forest, including the towering Feldberg. Start your holiday with a ride on the Feldberg cable car and take in the stunning panorama from the summit – a perfect introduction to this breathtaking region.

One superlative follows another as the journey continues to Todtnau to its eponymous waterfalls, which are the highest natural waterfalls in Germany. Enjoy a relaxing walk through the forest with a views of the waterfalls and take a stop in Todtnau along the way. Don´t miss the Blackforestline, a 450-meter-long and 120-meter-high suspension bridge that spans above the valley – offering a completely new perspective on the cascading water.

No visit to the Hochschwarzwald is complete without a stop at Lake Titisee. This picturesque lake embodies the Black Forest you’ve imagined, attracting visitors from around the world. Explore the lake by taking a boat tour, stroll along the lakeside street with its many souvenir shops, and treat yourself to a freshly prepared Black Forest gateau. If that doesn't make you feel like you're in the Black Forest, nothing will!

As evening falls, the many restaurants around Titisee invite you to unwind. How about a visit to the beach bar "Heimathafen" on the beautiful shores of Lake Titisee?

The Hochschwarzwald is not only world-famous for its stunning nature, but also its rich culture. In St. Blasien, admire classic Black Forest architecture at the cathedral. This early classical domed building is the largest of its kind north of the Alps, measuring 36 metres in diameter and 62 metres in height – truly impressive!

Nature calls again as you continue to Menschenschwand, where the Menschenschwander waterfalls await. Reach them via a hike along the Black Forest Geißenpfad gourmet trail, and afterwards, satisfy your rumbling stomach in one of the many restaurants in St. Blasien.

Then, another highlight calls… Immerse yourself in one of the region’s most famous traditions: Rothaus beer. A guided tour of the Rothaus State Brewery gives a fascinating insight into the world of Zäpfle, leaving you a true beer connoisseur. Nearby you'll find a Black Forest house, just as you know them from stories and picture books - the Heimatmuseum Hüsli. With its low-pitched roof, cosy rooms with painted ceilings, rustic doors, cupboards, and traditional tiled stoves, the Hüsli is an charming architectural gem.

A hearty, typical regional dinner awaits guests at the Rothaus Brewery Inn. Here, beer is not only served as a drink, but also a key ingredients in the dishes – try the Black Forest beer cream schnitzel for a true taste of the region.

The final day in the Hochschwarzwald is all about active relaxation. Beginn at the Ravenna Gorge, just behind the railway viaduct of the same name. The name for this narrow valley in the Höllental is said to come from the French, "La ravine " (the gorge). It is cool and shady, with rushing water and close rock walls. It's impossible not to completely switch off and soak in the serene atmosphere.

At the end of the gorge lies the beautiful village of Hinterzarten, which is perfect for a long lunch.

Just one town away, dive into a yourself in a tropical paradise in the middle of the Black Forest at Badeparadies Schwarzwald. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, there’s something for everyone. In the Palm Oasis. it feels like you've been transported to the Caribbean beneath more than 300 palm trees. At the Palais Vital wellness oasis unwind in the sauna and let everyday life fade away. And in the Galaxy area, children and adults alike can plunge into an out-of-this-world waterslide universe, making the perfect end to an unforgettable day.