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Triberg is particularly famous for Germany's highest waterfalls, its culture surrounding cuckoo clocks (including the world's largest walk-in clock), the picturesque Black Forest Railway, and its role as a center of traditional crafts with museums and unique attractions such as the world's first men's parking space. The town combines stunning natural scenery with Black Forest clichés that come to life here, including historic churches, model railway worlds, and lively festivals. Nature & Landscape Triberg Waterfalls: Germany's highest waterfalls, cascading 163 meters over seven tiers, are a natural wonder and a major attraction. Southern Black Forest Nature Park: Triberg is a gateway to this region with countless hiking trails. Culture & Tradition Cuckoo Clocks: Considered the cultural capital of cuckoo clocks, Triberg boasts shops like the "House of 1000 Clocks." Black Forest Museum: Offers insights into the history and culture of the region. Pilgrimage Church of Maria in der Tanne: A Baroque church with a significant high altar. Pilgrimage Church of Maria in der Tanne: Town Hall: Magnificently carved with scenes from Black Forest life. Unique Attractions Black Forest Railway: One of Europe's most beautiful mountain railways, which runs through Triberg. Triberg-Land: Interactive model railway by the Faller company. Triberg-Fantasy: An Instagram-worthy museum with imaginative themes. World's First Men's Parking Space: A quirky but well-known attraction. Other Highlights Birds of Prey and Owl Park: Featuring impressive flight shows. Triberg Christmas Magic: A popular winter event at the waterfall. Festivals & Events: Ham Festival, Devil's Parade, special steam train rides. AI answers may contain errors. More information Tourism & Leisure - City of Triberg Germany's Highest Waterfalls: The Gutach River plunges over 160 meters in seven cascades into the valley. A unique natural experience in every season. City of Triberg Brief Profile - City of Triberg City of Triberg

Many watch shops with traditional and modern cuckoo clocks.

Very nice to drive and roll over

The inn is highly recommended. Note on the bus service: it has been discontinued since 2024 due to cost-cutting measures. The nearest bus stop on weekends is on Triberger Straße in Schonach, about 2.5 km away (note for hikers on the 7th stage of the Westweg: you only have to walk downhill). Bus 550 runs from there to Triberg train station, which connects to the Black Forest Railway.

Just a beautiful spot

It is beautiful here

It is beautiful here

From the outside the church is simple, but the inside is definitely worth seeing.