Similar forested low mountain ranges run throughout southern and central Germany. I also think the Black Forest receives more attention than it's worth, but for a different reason. The towns highlighted along the route are very attractive, but well-preserved attractive towns aren't exactly rare in any region of Germany. Except for the very southern terminus, the scenery along the drive itself is nothing remarkable. Please help :o) Tiffanyĭitto what Jo said on the Romantic Road, it's only one of about a 100 Ferienstraßen (tourist theme roads) that criss-cross Germany, and if you ask me, it's far from the most interesting.
I just don't want to drive down a road through town after town not knowing where to stop if any. If we were to go to the Black Forest, what's there to do besides hiking? If we were to try the romantic road with 3 to 4 days, will we get through it all, is there maybe some real major "must see" towns or things to do. I always here "Oh, the romantic road because it's so cute with all the towns".that's pretty broad. My question is.How do you choose? I hear great things about both but don't have any real hardcore specifics to know which would be the better of the two.
We have roughly 3 or four days to spend between the Romantic Road or Black Forest, my husband said that we have to choose because the two run somewhat parallel and 3 hours apart from one another, and with two little boys, he didn't want them stuck in a car driving everywhere. Our family will be vacationing in Europe this Summer. I have a question regarding where to spend our time in Germany.
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