Explore the Altstadt
Take a walking tour of the historic center to see the Zähringer town layout and the old city gates.





Bräunlingen is a picturesque city in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg, situated at the transition between the Baar plateau and the southern Black Forest. The town is distinguished by its historic center, which still features remnants of its medieval fortifications, including impressive town gates. Its location makes it a prime spot for outdoor enthusiasts who wish to explore the nearby nature reserves and forest trails. Unlike the more commercialized parts of the region, Bräunlingen maintains a calm, local character, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional life in southern Germany. It is particularly well-suited for those who enjoy walking tours, cycling, and the serene beauty of the German countryside.
Bräunlingen is a picturesque city in the state of Baden-Wurttemberg, situated at the transition between the Baar plateau and the southern Black Forest. The town is distinguished by its historic center, which still features remnants of its medieval fortifications, including impressive town gates. Its location makes it a prime spot for outdoor enthusiasts who wish to explore the nearby nature reserves and forest trails. Unlike the more commercialized parts of the region, Bräunlingen maintains a calm, local character, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional life in southern Germany. It is particularly well-suited for those who enjoy walking tours, cycling, and the serene beauty of the German countryside.
Historic town center with traditional gates.
Proximity to Black Forest hiking trails.
Authentic southern German atmosphere.
Well-preserved timber-framed buildings.
As a small, traditional town, evening entertainment options are quiet and focused on local pubs.
Public transport is available, but a car is recommended for visiting more remote parts of the Black Forest.
Like much of Germany, most shops and some services are closed on Sundays.
Take a walking tour of the historic center to see the Zähringer town layout and the old city gates.
Bring comfortable shoes to take advantage of the numerous hiking and cycling paths leading into the Black Forest.
Quiet escapes and exploring the scenic Black Forest.
EUR €
$100-$150 p/day
German, English
Visit traditional gasthofs to sample regional Swabian and Baden specialties.
May - September
A beautiful time for hiking as the surrounding nature wakes up and temperatures are mild.
The best time for outdoor festivals and long days exploring the nearby lakes and forests.
The autumn colors in the Black Forest are spectacular, making it ideal for photography and scenic drives.
A quiet season that offers a cozy atmosphere, with occasional snow transforming the historic streets.