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| The Black Forest - Germany |
Black Forest (Schwarzwald) is a forested mountain and consists of sandstone cover on the core of gneiss and granite. Black Forest is located in Baden-Wurttemberg, south-west Germany. This place is situated in the border triangle between Germany, France and Switzerland.
Black Forest extends along the river Rhine with a length of about 100 miles and a width of 25-40 km. The highest mountain is the Feldberg at 4900 ft above sea level. Being one of the most popular tourist destinations in Germany. Also in Germany there are also famous lake (Titsee, Schluchsee, Feldsee) and other interesting sites so it is not surprising that every year attract many millions of tourists from all over the world.
Black Forest region in Germany is very traditional in which the area is too densely populated, there are only some of the old town in the Black Forest. Being a popular tourist destination, including Freiburg, Calw, Altensteig, and others. In the black forest you can see the beauty of the remedy, mountain views, not only that in the Black Forest you can also find various types of unique and rare animals. Starting from the Black Forest cattle are rare and there are giant worms Lumbricus badensis which can only be found in the Black Forest region. Here there are also several other animal species, ranging from the cute fox, horses, eagles and owls can be seen from close range in the Black Forest.
If you love nature, you will absolutely adore the Black Forest in Germany. In the summer the Black Forest is a paradise for hiking. Nordic walking and cycling and in winter the area offers alpine skiing and cross country skiing. Here there are also other interesting places to visit and be seen, including vineyards and castles germany. Besides the Black Forest of Germany also has some of the world's best craftsmen of the cuckoo clock. If you berkujung to the Germans do not forget to visit this place because this place is perfect if you serve as a vacation spot.
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| The Black Forest |
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| The Black Forest |
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