as you enter town signs point to the tourist office, a circular structure built over the river Oos,…read morea one-stop resource for everything to see/do in Baden-Baden and the Black Forest (the largest single wooded area in Germany) studded with resort towns and sanatoriums promoting spa cures. a year-round sporting playground (Europe summer capital in 1800s), Baden sports elegant casinos, theater, music, art fests, nature reserves, lakes, moors and hiking-paragliding-skiing holidays. aside from 2 public thermal baths (Friedrichsbad & Caracalla), there are boutique hotels with their own hot spring spas. been spending time in recent years visiting friends and researching micro-wineries in Strasbourg, France and Baden is a short 45 minute drive on the autobahn. have taken advantage of the proximity to visit the spa each week when here and to explore. je recommande fortement d'aller quand vous etes dans la région de Alsace.

We spent a late Friday afternoon here and had a great time! It was not crowded and we practically…read morehad the place to ourselves. Parking was easy as was the walk from the lot. There were several interactive and fun obstacles along the way which the kids loved. The views of the forest from 40m up are beautiful, but the highlight, of course, was the slide back down the tower for an additional €2 each. The kids loved it so much they went a second time! Cute gift shop and really fun looking playground which we, unfortunately, missed out on. It closes one hour before the rest of the park so be sure not to lose track of time like we did!

I'm not sure if I fell for a tourist attraction, but this was kind of fun. We drove, up but I…read morethink you can take the tram or whatever it is up the hill. Clean bathrooms in the building where the tram thing stops (upstairs). Walk a little bit to buy a ticket and then get on this walkway through the trees. This is easily accessible with stroller/wheelchair all the way to the top. There are a few stops along the way with educational items for kids/adults as well as a few places with obstacle courses. The kids loved them although the ones later got harder so the younger kids needed help. And then you get to the end and climb, round and round. What a cool adventure and the view from the top is ... lots of trees... but it's still very neat. The slide costs extra $$. I think it was 2 euro per person. My 2 sons and I went. They say the age limit is 6, but one of mine is a tall 4 and he loved it. You could hear them giggling all the way down which was cute. Clean bathrooms here and a nice little gift shop. The walk back to the building/parking is fairly flat. There was parking here, but the walk up was quite steep. I grabbed a brochure and it looks like there are a few of these so we may try to go to another one at a different location. Different experience.

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