Parkhotel Luise

Schömberg-Langenbrand

Many marked hiking trails start in Schömberg-Langenbrand or right in the area. Here you can set out on more than 300 km of hiking trails, both guided and unguided. Depending on the season, you can also go on spice hikes or mushroom hikes.

The quiet and relaxing resort offers you abundant nature and a fantastic flora and fauna in the large forests. For nature lovers there are nature trails with interesting signs with facts and references.

The eastern tower of the old village church was built in the 11th-12th century and is a protected part of the church. The church itself has well-preserved paintings from the Middle Ages.

Caracalla Spa

During a holiday in Baden-Baden, it's a must to visit the famous Caracalla Therme, a modern take on a traditional thermal bathhouse. Here you can indulge your senses with a wide range of different saunas, pools and wellness experiences. Perfect for a relaxing day in the luxurious surroundings of Baden-Baden.

Hohenbaden Castle

Visit the stunning old castle, Hohenbaden, which towers above the famous spa town of Baden-Baden. The castle's history dates back to the 12th century and was once the residence of the Margraves of Baden. Today, the ruins and beautiful gardens are among some of the Black Forest's most popular attractions and a visit here is free of charge.

Treetop path in Bad Wildbad

Get a unique experience with a walk between the tree crowns in the Black Forest! Arrange a self-drive holiday with Risskov and discover the Baumwipfelpfad on a driving holiday in Germany. With a total length of 1,250 metres, and a height of up to 20 metres above the forest floor, you'll get a spectacular 360 degree view, as you make your way around the wooden bridges amongst beech, spruce and mixed mountain forest. The tour ends with the highlight; the architecturally unique, 40-metre high observation tower. You can book a hotel at Risskov Bilrejser and find child-friendly hotels in the area close to the Baumwipfelpfad.

Castle Favorite

This beautiful castle is located on the outskirts of the Rastatt-Förch district. It was built by Johan Michael Ludwig Rohrer between 1710 and 1730, and was to be used as a hunting and pleasure lodge for Countess Sibylla Augusta - widow of Louis William, Count of Baden-Baden. Here you will find e.g. a large collection of Chinese porcelain and the most wonderful English garden.

Karlsruhe

Go on a car holiday in Germany with Risskov and drive yourself to Southern Germany. Visit the young city of Karlsruhe, located just northwest of Stuttgart. Karlsruhe is known for its magnificent castle in the centre, from which avenues and streets radiate like a fan. The city, which first emerged in 1715, was unlike other German cities an open and liberal city that was not hidden away behind great walls. Visit the market square, where you'll find both the town church and the town hall. Around the square you'll find cosy beer gardens and restaurants from where you can keep up with city life. The city is also full of green spaces. Take a walk in the botanical gardens, the palace gardens or the zoo. Find cheap and child-friendly hotels in the area and go exploring in the beautiful area.