Emmendingen

Emmendingen is the capital of the rural district with the same name. It is designed to be a regional center.

There is a train station with approx. 4 trains an hour going either in direction Freiburg or Offenburg. The train station is fully accessible for wheelchairs.

In 2010 the new bus station was completed which services bus in the Elztal to Waldkirch, Herbolzheim, Freiburg and into the Kaiserstuhl as well as the western slopes of the Black Forest.

There is a decent public transport system, run by the local power company which servers several inner city lines.

At the tourist information located in the train station you can rent Pedalecs (electric supported bicycles) on daily basis.

The downtown east of the main station has an attractive pedestrian zone with several churches and a little castle.

• 🌍 Jewish Museum, ☏ +49 7641 57 44 44. exhibition on the history of the Jewish community in Emmendingen. The fate of Emmendingen Jews under the Nazi regime is clearly documented. Moreover, the museum displays objects regarding Jewish religious and everyday life. 
• 🌍 Hochburg. (updated May 2020)
• 🌍 Eichbergturm. (updated May 2020)

• 🌍 Freibad über der Elz, Am Sportfeld 6, ☏ +49 7641 913 375, hallo@freibad-em.de. 

• 🌍 Gasthaus Schützen, Rheinstraße 2 Herbolzheim, ☏ +49 7643 341. (updated Jan 2017)
• 🌍 Asia Restaurant Glückshaus, Karl-Friedrich-Str. 72 79312 Emmendingen, ☏ +49 7641 9362541. 

• Mehlsack. an old mill north of the city center where several times a week concerts take place. 

• 🌍 Parkhotel Krone Maleck, Brandelweg 1, ☏ +49 7641 9309690. (updated Jan 2016)
• 🌍 Hotel Windenreuter Hof, Rathausweg 19, ☏ +49 7641 930830. (updated Jan 2016)

There's free Wifi in many locations provided by the city