Around Fluorn-Winzeln
Fluorn-Winzeln lies in the central Black Forest, between Rottweil and Alpirsbach. From here you can reach the best-known sights of the region in a day — and still be back in a quiet room by evening.
approx. 15 min by car
The oldest town in Baden-Württemberg, founded by the Romans. Narrow lanes, oriel windows, towers — and above it all the test tower with Germany's highest viewing platform.
approx. 25 min by car
A small town that smells of malt. The Romanesque monastery from the 11th century and the monastery brewery are less than five minutes' walk apart.
approx. 40 min by car
The Triberg waterfalls drop around 163 metres over seven cascades — the best-known waterfalls in Germany. Plus cuckoo clocks the size of a room.
approx. 45 min by car
Home to the largest market square in Germany — a vast rectangle lined with arcades. A good starting point for the Black Forest High Road.
approx. 45 min by car
The open-air museum in Gutach shows how people really lived and worked in the Black Forest: original farmhouses, mills and workshops, taken apart piece by piece and rebuilt here.
day trip, approx. 1 hr 15 min
The best-known lake in the High Black Forest, ringed by woodland and walking trails. From there it is not far to the Feldberg — the highest mountain in Germany outside the Alps.
For the short walks you do not need the car at all: the local recreation area along the Heimbach starts at the garden gate, and hiking and cycling paths run right past the house. Anyone staying here as a contractor in Fluorn during the week has a quiet round to walk after work.
All driving times are approximate, by car from Schmidgasse 18, Fluorn-Winzeln.
