3 Best Sights in The Black Forest, Germany

This lovely museum shows rotating exhibitions geared toward young visitors, such as artworks from young artists, along with interactive exhibits where visitors can create their own projects. Junge Kunsthalle is also showing a selection of artworks from its sister museum, Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, until its expected reopening in 2028.

A well-groomed park bordering the slender Oos River, this green, tree-lined pedestrian boulevard is a perfect place to stroll, take in the atmosphere, and forget you're in a city. Lined with 19th-century villas, it's home to four museums and an extensive rose garden, the Gönneranlage, which contains more than 400 types of roses.

Don't miss Freudenstadt's Protestant Stadtkirche, a Gothic-influenced Renaissance church just off the Market Square. Its lofty L-shape nave is a rare architectural feature built in 1608, constructed this way so that male and female worshippers would be separated and unable to see each other during services.