Baden-Württemberg

A state in southwestern Germany where the Black Forest, Lake Constance and romantic Heidelberg make up classic natural and cultural scenery.

Baden-Württemberg lies in southwestern Germany, bordering France and Switzerland, with the Rhine flowing along its western edge. The Black Forest is known for its wooded mountains, timber houses and cuckoo clocks, and Freiburg is the gateway for exploring it. Lake Constance in the south is shared with Switzerland and Austria, and Konstanz and the islands in the lake are delightful. Heidelberg's castle and Old Bridge are symbols of German Romanticism. The capital, Stuttgart, has the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche museums, and Baden-Baden is famous for its thermal baths. Summer and autumn are the best times to visit. Stuttgart Airport is the main gateway, and nearby Frankfurt and Zurich airports are also commonly used.

Destinations

Itineraries