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Fountain in Leopoldsplatz
Gönneranlage
A fountain along the path
How to travel from Baden baden to Triberg? How far is it?
I am landing at Baden baden ( Ryanair from london)
How about the Hotels in Triberg?Is it a good place to stay and enjoy black forest beauty?
Distance is about 100 km.
Take Bus 205 to Baden-Baden railwaystation - EUR 2.60
Take the train to Triberg - EUR 16.70
Timetables: http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
From: Flughafen Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden Terminal, Rheinmü
to: Triberg
You will find information about buses which serve the airport (nd about where to buy tickets for them) in English here;
http://www.badenairpark.de/sub_airport/index-en.html
Train times, details and fares in English here;
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en/index.shtml
You do not need to book your ticket in advance (unless you wish to do so). Journey time from Baden-Baden is around 1h 20m and trains run roughly hourly.
If there is more than 1 person travelling, the Baden-Wurttemberg Laender ticket would pay.:
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en/prices/germany/laender_tickets.shtml
The ticket is available at the AVIS car rental desk in the Baden airport terminal.
>Is it a good place to stay and enjoy black forest beauty?<
As you rely on public transport, IMO e.g. Titisee would be a better starting point for getting around. There are frequent trains to Freiburg, Schluchsee, as well as buses up to the Feldeberg etc..
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/e
Start: Baden airpark
Destin.: Titisee Bahnhof
Baden-Baden is expensive. You expect that. Any town that puts that kind of emphasis on being upscale is going to come with a big price tag.
So fill up on supplies before you get there -- Karlsruhe is a good supply-point. It's also convenient by train or auto.
As for water, try some of Baden's finest!
There is so much to see in this small town! However, it is all very walkable and all of it is elegant. There is a small train that you can pick up near the theatre and the trinkhalle as well. There are also many buses to get around as well. Much of the city is built into a hill, so there are alleys of steps as well. There are castles and many ornate churches, cafes, and many shops as well. There are also 2 schloss's and several spas.
Baden Baden has a long tradition as a spa town stretching back as far as the Roman tines. They built some of the first baths here and the evidence is now preserved for all to see. One of the baths lies beneath the Friedrichsbad and is known as the soldiers bath. Both the floor and wall heating systems are in an amazing state of oreservation.
**Please note there is no photography inside**
Audio guides can be provided and there is also a computer video animation if the original baths.
Entance fee in May 2008 was 2.50 Euro
Baden-Baden is a well known, popular destination for tourists in Germany, and has a very international flair. There is plenty to do here, including visiting the Casino, relaxing in the thermal Spa's, attending the horse racing, opera's, or just shopping and enjoying the scenery.
Additionally, Baden-Baden sports a number of excellent restaurants, hotels, museums and galleries. Thanks to its cosmopolitan population and visitors, guides, tours and information is usually available in several languages, including English, French, Russian, Japanese, and of course German.
Their website offers information on many of the activities available
At any time of the year Baden-Baden is worth a visit. In the run up to Christmas you can enjoy the excellent Christmas Markets, in January and February you can make a short drive to the nearby Ski-Slopes, in Spring and Summer the Black Forest is excellent for walking or mountain biking, and in Autumn the Forest is at its most beautiful as the trees turn and the leaves are a magnificent spectrum of colour.
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