IN BIESELSBERG AND MÖTTLINGEN

ADVENTURE
TOURS

Experience an unrivalled natural idyll and experience a special kind of forest educational tour with all your senses as a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride. Let your Black Forest guide, a certified nature and landscape guide of the Central/North Black Forest Nature Park, take you back in time in stylish small carriages for a maximum of eight people with noble Haflinger horses.

Take a short journey back in time in a relaxed family atmosphere, just like over 100 years ago. Listen to the sound of the gentle clattering of hooves as you hear the secrets and legends of the typical forest hoof villages.

THE WILD AND ROMANTIC

MONBACHTAL

Experience unspoilt nature in the Monbachtal nature reserve, which guarantees a cool hike even on hot summer days. With a bit of luck, you might even spot the rare kingfisher on the Nagold. The Monbach Valley Gorge is a real nature experience: sparkling streams bubble through long valleys and stretch along lush green floodplains. Breathe freely, blink lost in the warm rays of the sun, listen to the voices of the forest: This is the romantic Monbach Valley in Bad Liebenzell.

CULTURAL PLEASURE

HERMANN-HESSE-CITY CALW

Calw proudly calls itself "the Hermann Hesse town" after the town's most famous son. Once here, the small-town Black Forest experience begins almost immediately as you explore the narrow streets and alleyways with their half-timbered houses, architectural monuments and museums. The town forest begins just a few steps from the market square and connects the town centre almost seamlessly with the Black Forest.

Shopping, strolling, relaxing and enjoying culture simply belong together in Calw. The small shops, street cafés, galleries and pubs blend harmoniously into the historic walls and half-timbered houses of the old town, creating an atmospheric ambience.

CONCERTS AND EVENTS

MONASTERY HIRSAU

The former Benedictine monastery of St Peter and Paul was the most important German reform monastery north of the Alps during the Cluny monastic movement in the 11th and 12th centuries and was destroyed by French troops in 1692 during the War of the Palatinate Succession. The ruins, which are highly significant in terms of architectural history, contain relics from various architectural styles: the Romanesque columned basilica, which was once the largest Romanesque church in south-west Germany, the Gothic cloister, the late Gothic chapel of St Mary and the ruins of a Renaissance castle, within whose walls stood the elm tree at Hirsau sung about by Ludwig Uhland until 1989.

STATE CAPITAL

STUTTGART

Surrounded by rolling hills and forests, charmingly nestled in one of Germany's largest wine-growing regions, the eventful state capital of Baden-Württemberg is an attractive and varied destination for excursions.

Thanks to a multitude of fascinating sights, Stuttgart delights young and old alike. The zoological-botanical garden, the "Wilhelma", with more than 10,000 animal and plant species, the spectacular Mercedes-Benz Museum, which presents the 120-year success story on 17,000 square metres with numerous exhibits, and the Stuttgart Art Museum, which impresses with its simple architectural elegance in addition to the high-calibre municipal art collection.

Cosy shopping districts and passages invite you to stroll and wander, the lively Königstrasse with its numerous shops is a true paradise for shopping fans and the market hall is always worth a visit as a temple to specialities and gourmet food.

HALF-TIMBERED HOUSES AND NARROW STREETS

NEUBULACH

Half-timbered houses and alleyways invite you to take a leisurely stroll through the town. The Black Forest mineral exhibition in the Bergvogtei on the market square houses beautiful finds of rock crystals and minerals that were mined in the silver mine.

IN THE HEART OF BAD LIEBENZELL

THE KURPARK

ALWAYS WORTH A TRIP

MONBACHTAL

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU

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