Spend the night in Breitnau
Farm holidays are the motto when you go on holiday to Breitnau. Great family accommodation with animals and play facilities for the children await you. There are also several hotels and guesthouses in the town centre, as well as sunny holiday flats that meet the needs of nature-loving holidaymakers seeking peace and quiet.
3 facts about Breitnau
Old vicarage: The farm dating back to 1665 has been restored by volunteers and now houses the Breitnau library and is the venue for the annual cabaret festival organised by cabaret artist Martin Wangler in October and the Breitnau farmers' stage.
Heavenly Höllental: If you want to visit the Black Forest Highlands, you can hardly avoid the Höllental. The narrow connecting road to Freiburg has been famous for centuries. Among other things because of the legendary Hirschsprung, the former Hofgut Sternen post station where Goethe spent the night and the picturesque Ravenna viaduct with the gorge below.
The oldest church in the southern Black Forest: St Oswald's Chapel lies inconspicuously close to Hofgut Sternen. It was consecrated by the Bishop of Constance in 1148, making it the oldest church in the southern Black Forest. The ossuary, in which human bones are piled up, is impressive, but the three bells are also of particular value and date back to the 16th century.