A 5.3-kilometre digital village rally and a themed trail about the Baroque period offer two different ways to explore Breitnau: the rally shares interesting facts about the village at 21 stops, while the Türkenlouispfad offers insights into history and everyday life. There are also sports and play facilities at the Fun Park, as well as the Kleinkunst Festival Breitnau, held annually in late September or early October. When planning your trip, you can first decide whether your focus will be local knowledge, a historical theme, activities at the Fun Park or an event date.
Village Rally and Türkenlouispfad
The Breitnau village rally is an easy digital exploration tour. It starts at the town hall, follows 21 stops through the village and shares interesting facts about Breitnau. The tour is intended for families with children aged six and over. Its length, easy level and digital format give you specific criteria for comparing this exploration tour with the other activities in Breitnau.
The Türkenlouispfad offers a different focus. As a themed trail, it provides insights into the history and everyday life of the Baroque period and is connected with the Baroque fortifications around Breitnau. While the village rally shares information about Breitnau at various stops, this trail focuses on a historical theme. This lets you choose between a broader exploration of the village and a themed approach to the Baroque period.
Sports and Games at the Fun Park
The Breitnau Fun Park has a mountain bike course, a beach volleyball court and a football pitch. There is also play equipment with a zip line and a marble run. The facilities therefore range from courses and ball sports to play areas. This sets the Fun Park apart from the village rally and the Türkenlouispfad: here, the focus is on specific sports and play facilities, while the other activities centre on exploring the village or a historical theme.
Festival and Other Points of Reference
The Kleinkunst Festival Breitnau takes place every year in late September or early October. If the event is a deciding factor for your travel dates, check the specific dates before finalising your trip. The connection to the Thurnerspur starts at the Löwen in Breitnau. This gives you specific location details for two different planning considerations: the village rally starts at the town hall, and the connection to the Thurnerspur starts at the Löwen.
The Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald Region as a Wider Setting
If you look beyond Breitnau to the wider travel destination of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald, you can also include regional transport options in your plans. Many places in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district can be reached by train. The free KONUS guest card can be used for free travel on local trains and buses throughout the Black Forest.
The wider travel destination of Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald also offers leisure attractions such as Badeparadies Schwarzwald in Titisee and Fundorena in Feldberg. Badeparadies has summery temperatures 365 days a year, along with real palm trees and turquoise-blue water. The Galaxy water slide universe offers more than 25 attractions and water fun for all ages. At Fundorena, facilities include a trampoline park on three levels and the X Mind Arena with six stations. Fundorena also has its own snack bar, “Chicco’s Lounge”.
Discover more destinations: Gundelfingen, March, Auggen, Vogtsburg Im Kaiserstuhl, Dittishausen, Eisenbach, Titisee-Neustadt, Wittnau
View the wider travel overview: Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald.
