Visit the highlights in the surrounding area

The nearby 7.5-kilometre-long Schluchsee is also one of the most popular sights in the Black Forest. Among other things, you can visit the Baden state brewery Rothaus and the Hüsli local history museum, which became famous in the TV series Schwarzwaldklinik. Our tip: take a hike around the Schluchsee. The 18-kilometre tour is relatively easy and flat. You start in Schluchsee Aha. You can park there in the parking lot at the train station. The tour continues to Schluchsee Ort, Seebrugg railroad station and then to the dam wall. Your route then takes you directly along the lake to Unterkrummenhof. Here you can take a break and enjoy a snack in the open air or in the inn. The route continues back to Aha station. If the 18 kilometers are too long for you, you can also cover part of the route on the MS Schluchsee tour boat.

In nearby St. Blasien lies the former abbey church of the St. Blasien monastery, the cathedral with a total height of 62 meters. The sight was consecrated in 1783 and was the third largest domed church in Europe at the time. Even today, the dome of the cathedral in St. Blasien is one of the largest in Europe at 36 meters and is therefore a popular sight in the Black Forest.

Menzenschwand is a small village with many traditional Black Forest farmhouses with low-pitched roofs. This charming Black Forest climatic health resort lies on the southern slope below the Feldberg in a sunny, elongated valley. The village of Menzenschwand has a number of sights to marvel at. For example, the museum "Le Petit Salon" in which paintings by the famous painter Franz Xaver Winterhalter are exhibited. On display are portraits of Sissi, her husband Emperor Franz Joseph and even Queen Elisabeth. Another attraction and a unique natural experience are the Menzenschwander waterfalls. The "Geißenpfad" premium hiking trail runs around the waterfalls. On this beautiful hike, you can not only see the beautiful nature, but also experience goats and cows up close. Our tip: Pack your swimming gear and enjoy a break in the Radon Revital Bad wellness oasis.

Furtwangen, the highest town in Baden-Württemberg, is home to the German Clock Museum with its unique collection of clocks, which is famous the world over. Who invented the "cuckoo clock"? Visitors to the German Clock Museum in Furtwangen can find the answer to this question. With more than 8,000 objects, including around 1,000 clocks, on display in the museum, time passes in an informative and entertaining way.

The town of Donaueschingen has many activities to offer. The world-famous source of the Danube is the attraction that draws every Black Forest visitor and Danube lover to this beautiful town. The spring is located in Donaueschingen in the castle park between the town church of St. John and the Fürstenberg Castle. What gushes out of the ground here is rainwater from the Black Forest, which seeps into the ground, flows underground to the edge of the Black Forest and comes to light again in Donaueschingen as the source of the Danube. However, many other sights, such as the colorful Art Nouveau buildings, the blue town hall with musicians' fountain, the town church in Bohemian Baroque style, numerous museums and other sights invite you to visit the town of Donaueschingen. Our tip: Have a delicious cup of coffee in the beautiful old town of Donaueschingen or enjoy the atmosphere with a tasty meal.

Anyone strolling through the beautiful old town of Freiburg will inevitably be drawn to Freiburg Minster, the city's landmark. It stands majestically in the middle of the city on Münsterplatz. Every morning, the citizens of Freiburg shop here at the weekly market. However, this beautiful cobblestone square around the cathedral has a number of other sights to offer, such as the Alte Wache, the historic department store, nice cafés and the Wentzingerhaus, which now houses the Museum of City History. Our tip: We recommend traveling to Freiburg by train, as the train goes through the legendary "Höllental" gorge. With a bit of luck, you might even catch a glimpse of the Höllental deer, the landmark of the gorge, between the tunnels. Freiburg can be reached by train from Titisee in just 40 minutes. For hotel guests of the Seehotel Wieslers, train travel is even free with the cone card.

The most important sights in the Black Forest are located within a radius of just a few kilometers around Titisee. One of the top 10 sights in the Black Forest is Lake Titisee itself, which is one of the most visited places in the Black Forest. Nestled in rolling hills and forests, Lake Titisee was formed from the terminal moraine of the Feldberg glacier. Today, it is one of the most famous sights in the Black Forest and is ideal for boating, swimming, hiking, biking or as a family excursion destination.