Pfaffenweiler: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Pfaffenweiler
Pfaffenweiler lies on the eastern edge of the Black Forest, at the transition to the Baar region. Nearby are the Tannhörnle and Plattenmoos nature reserves, the Celtic burial mound Magdalenenberg, and the surrounding forests. The nearby Tannhörnle nature reserve preserves a former pasture landscape with habitats for endangered birds and species-rich grasslands where gentians, orchids, and grasses grow.
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Photo: Rauenstein via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain
Nature
The Plattenmoos near Pfaffenweiler and Tannheim is considered the last living raised bog in the Baar region. This area includes raised and transitional bogs, bog woodland, as well as wet and damp meadows.
Numerous signposted paths around Pfaffenweiler are ideal for hiking and cycling. West of the village, in the direction of Herzogenweiler, there is also a recreation area with several barbecue areas and benches; a Kneipp facility is located nearby.
Culture
The Catholic church in Pfaffenweiler has a chancel tower whose origins date back to 1280. Restored paintings found at the base of the tower were attributed to the early 14th century.
The Magdalenenberg is located in the immediate vicinity of Pfaffenweiler. The former Villingen monastery is also nearby. The surrounding area includes the former St. Georgen monastery in the Schwarwald and Dellingen.
Surroundings
The area around Pfaffenweiler also includes Kesselberg and Kohlwasen. Wintereck and Steinbühl are located in the wider regional surroundings.
For your plans in Pfaffenweiler, you can find suitable accommodation.
Go to the higher-level travel overview: Villingen-Schwenningen.
