Breisach, Germany
Breisach, located at the foot of the Kaiserstuhl Mountain on the French-German border, is one of the gateways to Germany's Black Forest. It is an area of natural beauty, best known for Black Forest ham, wine, cherry cake, and the cuckoo clock.
Highlight’s include:
Badischer Winzerkeller Winery
St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Hagenbach Tower
Geldermann Winery
The Rheintor
The Black Forest is a forested mountain range that is bounded by the Rhine valley to the west and south. The name "Black Forest" originates from the predominantly dark hue of the numerous pine trees in the area.
Experience the Vogtsbauernohf open-air-museum, visit an authentic water mill, and see a traditional butter-making demonstration.
Explore the nearby charming town of Staufen and the well known Schladerer distillery and Stauf Castle.
Explore nearby Colmar, which is a town in France, and has a colorful mix of French and German architecture.
Highlight’s include:
Musée d’Unterlinden
Quartier des Tanneurs
Schwendi Fountain
La Petite Venise
Haut Koenigsbourg castle
Discover the nearby Alsace “Wine Route” and visit the medieval towns of Hunawihr, Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé.
