www.selfcateringblackforest.com Bad Säckingen lies on the Rhine and it is 30 minutes from Todtmoos. One of its most famous features is the wooden bridge crossing the Rhine to Switzerland. In fact it is the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe. One arrival in Bad Sackingen you will find the tourist information opposite the railway station.

There is also multi storey parking nearby. At the tourist information as for a map showing the main features of Bad Sackingen. This lists 20 site all of which can be followed on the map. The route is also marked as you walk round. Highlights of the walking include St Fridolin's Munster, the wooden bridge, the Thieves' Tower and the Castle of Schoenau.

At the end of the walk you will find yourself back at Munster where you will want something to eat and drink. Why not try Zum Schwarzen Walfisch, opposite the Munster. Here on typical wooden tables and surroundings you can enjoy a fine lunch and some typical German beer. Bad Säckingen lies on the Rhine on the southern edge of the Black Forest in the state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany.

It is known "Trumpeters City" because of the book written by German author Joseph Victor von Scheffel "The Trumpeteer of Säckingen".