Tourism and city marketing Bad Herrenalb

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Tourism and city marketing Bad Herrenalb

Rathausplatz 11

76332 Bad Herrenalb

+49 7083 500544

+49 7083 500555

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Tourism and city marketing Bad Herrenalb

Nestled in the natural scenery of seven valleys, guests benefit from clean air, good water and numerous forest and meadow areas. 

Bad Herrenalb It offers a wealth of historical treasures that provide insight into the region's eventful history. The tourist town is particularly known for its mineral springs, over 150 km of signposted hiking trails, the former Alba Dominorum monastery, the spa park, the Schweizerwiese meadow and the Falkenstein cliffs, as well as the views from 34 hilltops.

Bad Herrenalb is both a health resort with a healing climate and a mineral spa. Here you can breathe deeply, immerse yourself in the local environment, and do everything you can for your health. 

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Awards

We are partners of bwegtPlus

bwegtPlus This is a major partnership initiative focused on sustainability and climate in Baden-Württemberg. As the holder of a valid bwtarif ticket, JugendticketBW, or Deutschland-Ticket, you will receive a discount for your sustainable and climate-friendly journey from the... bwegtPlus-Partners offer discounts and benefits at an increasing number of attractions, cultural and leisure activities.


KONUS guest card

Arrive and travel free of charge by bus and train to your hike, sightseeing tour, or shopping trip: That's what the unique KONUS guest card offers. It serves as a free travel ticket for buses and trains in the Black Forest holiday region, from Pforzheim to Basel, Karlsruhe to Waldshut, crisscrossing nine transport networks – as often as you like during your holiday and completely free! So no one has to worry about fares or tickets.


Certified tourist information office

Tourist information centers certified as "tested tourist information centers" have been evaluated by an independent auditor from the German Tourism Association, taking a guest-centric approach. Only if the infrastructure, facilities, offerings, and service are satisfactory and meet guest expectations will the center ultimately receive this certification. "white i on red background" awarded.

Source: https://www.deutschertourismusverband.de/qualitaet/i-marke.html, last accessed on November 09.11.2022th, XNUMX


Partner Sustainable Destination

The partner businesses of a sustainable travel destination are committed to the goals of sustainable development and offer their guests an authentic, sustainable travel experience. Businesses with the "sustainable partner business" quality seal have passed the sustainability check. This check is based on the three pillars of economic viability, social responsibility, and environmental friendliness. The requirements for the destination and its partner businesses are correspondingly diverse.


Q-level I

ServiceQuality Germany is a training and certification program in the tourism sector. In Q-Level I, the business analyzes its service quality and identifies measures to noticeably improve it.

Languages:

Languages:

English

Regional dialect

German

French

Directions

Train:
From Karlsruhe main station, the S-Bahn line S1 runs twice an hour to Bad HerrenalbIn Karlsruhe you have connections to all major train services. The journey time from Karlsruhe Central Station through the Alb Valley to... Bad Herrenalb It takes approximately 40 minutes.

Bus:
From the train station Bad Herrenalb You can reach Baden-Baden using various regional bus lines. Calw, Pforzheim, Bad Wildbad as well as to Moosbronn and into the Gaistal valley.

Car:
Coming from the direction of Frankfurt or Basel, take the A5 motorway, exit at Ettlingen, then follow the signs.
Coming from the direction of Stuttgart, take the A8 motorway, exit at Karlsbad/Bad Herrenalb, then follow the signs.

transport infrastructure

Easily accessible by public transport

Bicycle parking

Parking on site

Train station nearby