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| Triberg in the Black Forest | ||
| federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
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| Residents | 4.794 (2019) | |
| height | 684 m | |
| Tourist info web | www.triberg.de | |
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Triberg in the Black Forest is a city in Middle Black Forest.
background
Triberg is known for its waterfalls, in which the water of the Gutach falls in 7 steps a total of 163 m. The place was first mentioned in a document in 1239, has been a town since 1330 and then belonged to the Habsburgs until the end of the 18th century. In 1806 Triberg came to the Grand Duchy of Baden. In 1969 the city received the title climatic health resort. The villages of Nussbach and Gremmelsbach have been districts of Triberg since 1973/74.
The neighboring towns Schonach, Schönwald, Furtwangen and St. Georgen like Triberg belong to the Schwarzwald-Baar district. The neighboring city Hornberg is in the Ortenau district, Schramberg in the Rottweil district.
getting there
By plane
By train
The 1 Triberg station is on the route of the Black Forest Railway, regional trains stop here regularly.
From the train station, it is around 1 km to the city center, and it is around 1.5 km to the Triberg waterfalls.
In the street
The federal highways go through Triberg B33 and B500, they come on the same route from Hausach from the Kinzig valley and continue to go to Villingen-Schwenningen or after Furtwangen and Titisee-Neustadt. Triberg is on the German clock route.
mobility
Park
- 2 Multi-storey car park Kreuzstrasse - Centrally located in the village with 224 parking spaces. From here it is only a 200 m walk to the entrance of the Triberg waterfalls. 2 parking spaces are the world's first "men's parking spaces".
- Keyword "men's parking spaces:" Due to the narrow valley location in Triberg, it was not possible to create a large, ground-level car park for the many day visitors. The "Kreuzstrasse" car park is being built on an industrial wasteland in the city center. This multi-storey car park attracted national and international attention in August 2012, as "men's parking spaces" were set up at two difficult parking spaces in the building. This was followed by a partly controversial reporting and discussion of this measure, which brought Triberg a lot of free advertising. Now the "men's parking spaces" are even a stop on the city tours through Triberg. For more detailed information, see Wikipedia article "w: de: Men's parking lot (Triberg)".
- The Männparkplätz are located on the sloping northeast corner of the parking garage (one on the 1st and one on the 2nd floor).
- 3 Bus parking
Tourist Attractions
- 1 The Triberg waterfalls are the most famous attraction in the city. As early as 1805 they were made accessible to tourists by a network of paths, and as early as 1884 part of their water power was used to illuminate the falls. In the summer months, the falls are illuminated until 10 p.m. Entrance fee in the summer months for adults € 4.50, in winter € 1.30. The main entrance is at the corner of Ludwigstrasse / Hauptstrasse. There are 3 signposted ways to visit the falls, the Cascade path, the Cultural path and the Nature trail. The culture trail leads past another attraction, the pilgrimage church Maria in der Tann at the mountain lake, next to it is the sacristan's house from 1697. Since you only ever see part of the 10 sections, it is comparatively unspectacular and overcrowded in the season.
- 2 Black Forest Museum, Wallfahrtstrasse 4, 78098 Triberg. Tel.: (0)7722 - 44 34, Email: [email protected]. Open: April - September daily 10 am - 6 pm, October - March 10 am - 5 pm, closed on Mondays.Price: Admission: Adults € 5.. The museum provides information about historical professions and trades, watchmaking and Black Forest clocks, traditional costumes, mechanical musical instruments, winter sports and carnival. Mine (with a mineral tunnel), Black Forest Railway, the range of equipment from SABA (Radio and television sets from S.black forests A.preparationsbau- A.nstalt GmbH). A souvenir shop is attached. Location: 100 m north of the entrance to the waterfalls.
- 3 The wooden carved town hall hall can be visited from Mon-Fri from 10 a.m. to noon and Mon-Thu from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission, if it is not occupied by official events.
- 4 Pilgrimage church Maria in der Tann in the center of the village.
- 5 Stöcklewald Tower with a beautiful view. The building is located at 1069 m in a secluded location in the middle of the forest. The Vesperstube at the tower closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (?, according to the website in 06-2013 only Tuesdays). The observation tower is then also closed. You can also spend the night in the hiking home with 12 beds. The building is also a good one from Triberg Day hiking destination.
- Location: about 5 km as the crow flies south of the city center. Arrival by car to the parking lot on the street. from here another 600 m walk to the small hill.
- 6 The former gallows on the K5728 at was in use until 1776.
- Location: around 5 km as the crow flies south of the city center
Giant cuckoo clocks
In and around the city of Triberg you can find some giant cuckoo clocks, some of which can even be viewed from the inside. In the 1990s, a small competition broke out among the region's watchmakers for an entry in the Guinness Book of Records for "giant cuckoo clocks".
- 7 The Tribal family outside on House of 1000 clocks near the town hall. Every quarter of an hour, the large, approximately 1.5 m high wooden game comes into play musically. A cuckoo calls every half and full hour.
- 8 1. The world's largest cuckoo clock in Triberg-Schonach, Untertalstrasse 28, - The 8 m high giant cuckoo clock on a scale of 50: 1 in the form of a small house can be viewed for a fee. You can see, among other things. an original enlarged giant clockwork made of wood. www.1weltgroesstekuckucksuhr.de.
- - Opening times: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
- - Entry: 1.20 €
There is now even a larger giant cuckoo clock in Triberg-Schonachbach:
- 9 The world's largest cuckoo clock in Triberg-Schonachbach in the Eble watch park. The clock has a giant clockwork made of wood, enlarged to a scale of 60: 1 in order to compare to a normal cuckoo clock. The clockwork can be viewed for a fee (opening hours).
- Location on federal road 31 towards Gutach (about 2.5 km north of the town center).
- 10 Hornberg clock games - 8 km north of Triberg you can still find the Hornberger Uhrenspiele on the B 31 (= Langstrasse 7 in the hamlet of Niederwasser). In 1997 they received an entry in the Guiness Book as the "widest" giant cuckoo clock in the world. The imposing and diverse music game in the form of a 10.8 m high and 11.5 m wide house sounds every half and full hour. The building, which is freely accessible from the outside, is part of the House of the Black Forest Clocks (Info)
- The contrary There is of course also: The world's smallest cuckoo clock Incidentally, according to the Wikipedia article "Triberg", the watch factory produces in series production Hubert mr, which is also based in Triberg.
activities
- Visit of the Triberg Christmas Magic
- High ropes course, at the Triberg waterfalls. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the school holidays, otherwise during the season (Apr-Nov) from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. when the weather is good. Info also at Sport listeners in Schonach
shop
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
health
Practical advice
Tourist information, in the Black Forest Museum, Wallfahrtstraße 4, 78098 Triberg. Tel.: (0)7722-866490, Email: [email protected]. The Black Forest towns of Triberg, Schonach, Schönwald, St. Georgen and Furtwangen have become the tourism region The holiday country united. This applies here Konus guest card, with this you also have free entry to the outdoor pools of these places as well as free use of some ski lifts
