Forst bei Längenbühl: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
A bronze coin bearing the likeness of Emperor Trajan was found in Seihenried.
Those planning their own stay can include their wish to rent a holiday apartment in Forst bei Längenbühl in their travel plans.
Culture
Roman foundation walls were uncovered in Steinried, in the municipality of Forst, in 1926.
Remains of a Roman estate with bathing facilities were also discovered in Seihenried.
Dittligmühle offers a visitor experience centred around grain, flour and bread.
Nature and Leisure
Dittligsee is considered a local recreation area and is greatly appreciated by the residents of Forst-Längenbühl.
A walk around Dittligsee is offered as a local leisure activity.
Swimming in Dittligsee is permitted at your own risk; entering and leaving the water is permitted exclusively at the existing bathing area, and there is no lifeguard service.
Erlebnisland Grizzlybär has an animal park with more than 100 animals.
Erlebnisland Grizzlybär also has an 18-hole mini-golf course with a view of Dittligsee.
Erlebnisland Grizzlybär also has a large outdoor playground.
A meeting place with a barbecue area is open to locals and visitors.
The site has a fire pit with firewood, a pétanque court and a bocce court, as well as a table tennis table; toilets and water are available in the multi-purpose hall.
Paths
The Heart Route network runs directly through Forst-Längenbühl.
The Way of St. James follows the Gürbe between Amsoldingen and Romont and passes through part of Forst-Längenbühl.
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