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The Markgräfler Land is in the extreme southwest of Baden-Wuerttemberg.

Regions

The Markgräflerland bordered on the south by the Switzerland, in the west of that Alsace in France. In the north it is enough Staufen im Breisgau, in the east by Wiesental.

places

From south to north the most important places are:

  • 1 Because on the RhineWebsite of this institutionWeil am Rhein in the encyclopedia WikipediaWeil am Rhein in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWeil am Rhein (Q61909) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 LoerrachWebsite of this institutionLörrach in the encyclopedia WikipediaLörrach in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLörrach (Q6855) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Efringen churchesWebsite of this institutionEfringen churches in the encyclopedia WikipediaEfringen churches in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEfringen-Kirchen (Q61640) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 KandernWebsite of this institutionKandern in the Wikipedia encyclopediaKandern in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKandern (Q61661) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 Bad BellingenWebsite of this institutionBad Bellingen in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Bellingen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Bellingen (Q61630) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 Neuchâtel on the RhineWebsite of this institutionNeuenburg am Rhein in the encyclopedia WikipediaNeuenburg am Rhein in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNeuenburg am Rhein (Q509783) in the Wikidata database
  • 7 MuellheimWebsite of this institutionMüllheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaMüllheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMüllheim (Q505468) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 BadenweilerWebsite of this institutionBadenweiler in the encyclopedia WikipediaBadenweiler in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBadenweiler (Q25430) in the Wikidata database
  • 9 HeitersheimWebsite of this institutionHeitersheim in the encyclopedia WikipediaHeitersheim in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHeitersheim (Q505862) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 SulzburgWebsite of this institutionSulzburg in the encyclopedia WikipediaSulzburg in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSulzburg (Q505849) in the Wikidata database

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Map of Markgräflerland

background

Rötteln castle ruins

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getting there

By train

The Rhine Valley Railway offers good connections with long-distance traffic from the direction of Karlsruhe above Offenburg and Freiburg to Basel, as well as the Hochrheinbahn from To sing above Schaffhausen to Basel. The Wiesentalbahn from Basel to Todtnau and the garden railway from Because on the Rhine to stones are only of regional importance.

By car

The Markgräfler Land is crossed from north to south by the A5 and the B3, other major access routes are via the B31 from direction Freiburg, about the B317 from the Black Forest and about the B314 from direction Waldshut-Tiengen. At Neuchâtel on the Rhine is a Rhine bridge after France, at Basel and at Rheinfelden one crosses the river to Switzerland.

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Tourist Attractions

The highest point in the Markgräfler Land is the 1 High bluesHochblauen in the Wikipedia encyclopediaHochblauen in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsHochblauen (Q25630) in the Wikidata database at 1165 m above sea level NN near Badenweiler.

The 2 Rötteln CastleBurg Rötteln in the encyclopedia WikipediaBurg Rötteln in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRötteln Castle (Q885098) in the Wikidata database in Lörrach has been partially restored and houses a small museum. The lower castle can be visited freely all year round. There is a restaurant and a beer garden. The upper castle is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from mid-March to mid-November. Mid-November to mid-March on weekends and on public holidays from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Entry costs for adults: 2.50 euros; Children (6 years to 14 years) 1.00 euro; Children under 6 years free; Groups (from 20 people) 2.00 euros per person. The castle can be reached by bus line 16 (from Lörrach main station in the direction of Hauingen / Brombach to the Röttelnweiler stop). From the bus stop you can walk to the castle in about 15 minutes.

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