Black Forest | Leisure and pleasure getaways

It’s finally summer and vacation. A stone’s throw from Alsace, the Black Forest National Park Region offers the French-speaking public a week of guided tours and hikes in French.

Dear French people, it is time for each of us to go on vacation, of course it is hard to go where you want in view of the current financial difficulties, however the Black Forest National Park Region organizes various events to see a piece of the country that is France!

The events of the French week
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Industrial culture:

The Black Forest is a veritable nest of resources, in addition to containing all kinds of wood, the majority of which is spruce, it contains an astronomical quantity of natural resources which have contributed to its economic development. The manufacture of glass, for example, which explains the history of Black Forest glassware.

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Black Forest, place of creation of the Orient Express?!

Theodore Bergmann created in 1895 his company Bergmann’s Industriewerke which produced automobiles named the Orient Express, all this is due to the many iron deposits present in the valley, luckily the Unimog Museum does us the honor of making us relive the Fabulous history and technological prowess during a guided tour aboard one of these period vehicles.

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Hikes and walks

During your visit to the Black Forest you will also have the opportunity to visit various trails, vineyards and guided walks which will sometimes be accompanied by wine tasting with commentary by the winemaker himself.

A futuristic but very natural heritage

The natural and geological heritage of the Black Forest is presented in the new National Park Centre.

On a mountain located 900 meters above sea level, the National Park will welcome you with a particular architecture which, I have no doubt, will remind you of the forest and its intersecting woods, is in perfect symbiosis with nature.

A tourist office informs visitors about the various hikes in the National Park. A footbridge, permanently accessible free of charge, connects the main building to the forest and advances into the treetops. From this footbridge, you can climb the observation tower and contemplate the landscape above Baiersbronn and the Murg valley from above.

Website: Black Forest National Park Region – wild and real (nationalparkregion-schwarzwald.de)


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