Bonndorf im Schwarzwald: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Bonndorf im Schwarzwald
Fohrenbühl, Staufenkopf and Eichberg are located in the vicinity of Bonndorf im Schwarzwald; Burg, Kuhkopf, Magdalenenberg, Kesslerloch and Munot are situated in the wider regional area.
Bonndorf im Schwarzwald, Holzschlag, Via Apis – Welt der Biene
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You can rent a holiday apartment in Bonndorf im Schwarzwald.
Location and Landscape
Bonndorf im Schwarzwald is a town in Waldshut, Baden-Württemberg.
Bonndorf is located in southwestern Germany; elevations range from approximately 600 to 1,050 metres.
The Bonndorf area encompasses the broad, south-facing end of the Ehrenbach Valley, known locally as “Bonndorf in the Sun Bowl”.
The Lindenbuck is Bonndorf’s local hill and lies at an elevation of 898 metres.
Culture and History
Bonndorf is known for its castle, which houses carnival rooms and a Japanese garden.
Bonndorf is also home to Germany’s second-oldest savings bank. It was founded in 1765 by Prince-Abbot Martin II Gerbert.
Nature Experiences
The town provides access to the Wutach Gorge in the district of Boll and to the Lotenbach Gorge. This appeals to travellers who value gorges as a specific part of their trip.
Geographical Location
Lake Schluchsee is located approximately 15 kilometres west of Bonndorf.
Other local pages to choose from: Ibach, Dogern, Wehr, Albbruck, Lottstetten, Wutöschingen, Herrischried, Görwihl.
To the overarching travel overview: Waldshut.
