Everyone loves the Black Forest but why not check out SouthWest Germany’s splendid wines and into a wine barrel
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Baiersbronn is a top destination for foodies: How a small town in the Black Forest is showing them all how to go gourmet
A region known for gateaux, cuckoo clocks… and the kind of powdery white stuff that’ll give you a shock when it goes down the back of your neck. A supremely hospitable place for wintersports.
Skiing in Germany is wonderfully underrated by the international crowds. Go and explore the slopes and quaint mountain resorts.
The name may not make it sound very appealing, but the Black Forest is Germany’s biggest single tourism destination for holidaymaking Brits.
High Alpine hiking in Germany is made far more accessible, and comfortable, by a sophisticated and inexpensive network of mountain huts or refuges.
Everyone knows where the Danube goes, but who knows where it begins? And that the first stretch of the young river is ideal for cycle holidays?
A mountainous plateau, spectacular castles, surging rivers and some unexpected history; Swabia deserves more tourist attention.
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