Triberg Travel Guide

 mvtouring Says:  The largest kuck-kuck clock can be viewed here. It really was worth the visit, we were lucky and got there just before the bus load of other tourists arrived. It was amazing to see how it all works and fit together. Lovely clocks on sale here too 

 mvtouring Says:  Beautifull scenes awaited us in this little street from where we had a lovely view over the mountains 

 mvtouring Says:  You never know what you might find. If we did not wander off into the little side streets we would never have found this beautifully painted house 

 mvtouring Says:  This is one of the best things to do where ever you are. Walk around the village/town/city and wander into the little side streets, where sometimes the best gem is hidden. 

 mvtouring Says:  Bruno Roth use to be the main watch maker in the area, but he has now retired and keeps himself busy with other woodwork. Still it is nice to visit and talk to Mr Roth and his wife 

 mvtouring Says:  We did not have much of a choice as the weather was really miserable, but we decided that it was not going to get us down so we walked down Gartenstrasse before exploring the little side streets 

 Tdawg40sw Says:  The Triberg Waterfalls are a series of short waterfalls. They are among the tallest waterfalls in Germany. Access is easy and the trails are well maintained. 

 SurfaceTravel Says:  Germany’s highest waterfalls are worth visiting in Triberg. There is a small fee to enter the park. You can buy bags of peanuts to feed the squirrels. In our case, the birds got most of them. These are not thunderously huge falls, but they are a series of seven cascades all... 

 mvtouring Says:  Due to all the cake we had earlier, we opted for a light dinner and had some of the kartoffel kuchen with apple puree, whilst my mother had a schnitzel. the staff were extremely friendly, and made us feel very welcome. potato pancakes was my choice 

 mvtouring Says:  The cakes that they serve at Cafe Adler is of the highest standard and quality. Renate the owner has won various awards. Black Forest Cake and the dark chocolate coated cherries 

 mvtouring Says:  House shoes for you to put by your front door for guests to wear when they are visiting. 

 SurfaceTravel Says:  Triberg is the world capital of cuckoo clocks and this shop is one of many in the area that capitalise on this. This company has four shops. This description is about the one right in Triberg near the entrance to the waterfalls. There is a play area at the back for children.... 

 CatherineReichardt Says:  Visiting churches is one of the absolute highlights of a trip to Europe, and provides a fascinating insight into the most powerful influencethat has shaped European cultures of the past couple of millenia.Unlike some other religions - where access to places of worship may be... 

 mvtouring Says:  This open air museum was really worth the visit. They show you the various building styles accross the black forest area and in some of the houses you will find people doing various local trades. The one lady and her husband were in the process of making house shoes and they...