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Baden-Württemberg is a state in southwest Germany bordering France and Switzerland. It is known for its evergreen scenery and traditional villages that lie in the mountainous southwest. Want to experience an incredible holiday here? Book one of our tiny houses in Baden-Württemberg!
Due to Germany's geographical location, the vegetation greatly differs from that of its neighboring countries. Industrialization and deforestation have caused a decrease in the natural vegetation but it is still worth a visit. The holiday houses you choose will be located near areas that are covered by oak trees or in the middle of hornbeam forests. The central uplands of Germany are predominantly covered with Fagus sylvatica or trees with a dense leaf canopy that few plants can survive beneath. They are also known as beech trees and they survive on weak soils. You will come across this during your hike. What's more is that conifers such as Douglas, spruces, and Japanese larch are increasing as a result of afforestation. The forests have been exposed to acid rain pollution, power plants, and factory emissions. Despite this, Germany has a stunning diversity of natural vistas where you can relax and enjoy the natural beauty that this country has to offer. Step outside your tiny house in Baden-Württemberg to experience this all.
Say hello to a wide range of wildlife in Germany! If your cottage is located in the middle of fields, in the forests, or on top of a mountain, you will be able to see varieties of deer, quail, and pheasant. Chamois and ibex are most likely to be found in the Alpine regions. Red deer, roe deer, wild boar, and wild cats can be spotted in the hilly regions. If you choose to live in a treehouse and take your binoculars with you, then you may easily spot the wildlife here! The polecat, beaver, and badger are found in the central and southern uplands. This is partly due to good hunting management. You may also spot an otter, badger, or fox during one of your hikes! The Black Forest is one of Germany's most famous regions, nevertheless, you will still be able to find many undiscovered spots. The tidal flats of Lower Saxony is a vital area for the European migration of ducks, geese, and waders. You may come across some reptiles like salamanders, lizards, or snakes! Don't worry, only the adder snake is poisonous, so beware. Various migratory birds cross Germany in the spring and autumn seasons. Silently feeding hidden in the branches above your head .... would you have seen them? Imagine booking a tiny house in Baden-Württemberg and having these wildlives as your neighbors!
It’s easy to see why – natural spas, ancient forests, and charming villages are all within easy reach. The region is dotted with romantic fairy tale castles like Hohenzollern and Heidelberg, with postcard-worthy gardens and views. Make sure to sample the region’s famous wines and fruit brandies as you explore. For nature in all its glory, sail out to the breathtaking Mainau Island on Lake Constance. If you’re a hiking enthusiast, then carry on reading to know about some of the places that you must visit. Imagine that it is your weekend trip to Germany and you want to make the most of your stay by being outside and exploring the wildlife and natural landscape by going on a hike. The Black Forest is a classic. Take a boat ride here, either by yourself or on one of the tourist boats, buy a vintage cuckoo clock, drive out to the Menzenschwand, then find the cafe-restaurant “Zum Kuckuck,” and order the famous Black Forest cake. Another must-visit place in the Black Forest is the tree-top-walk in Bad Wildbad. There you get an amazing view of the Black Forest and for the adrenalin-junkies, there’s a slide down the 40m high viewing tower. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags now!
Your tiny house in Baden-Württemberg is fully equipped to give you the best holiday experience. Although it is tiny, it has all the necessary facilities that won’t make you feel like you are out of the home. Some houses will be suitable for two or some for six! Facilities like an oven, dishwasher, internet, washing machine, tv, fireplace, or even bbq will be available in the tiny house you desire to choose. During warmer weather conditions, you can also enjoy the pool if the tiny house offers one. To look for these facilities, you can simply look at the filters on the left side of the page, click on the ones you want and the results will be as follows. As a bonus to all of the houses, the beautiful surroundings and views will keep you busy for a while! The tiny house in Baden-Württemberg is also sustainable from within. There will be green electricity, waste separation systems: residual waste, glass, paper/cardboard, plastics, and the use of biological cleaning products. Internet services will be available and some tents will also permit your pets inside the tiny house in Baden-Württemberg!
