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Landkreis Heilbronn, Regierungsbezirk Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg - (Baden, Württemberg, Kraichgau, Württembergisch Unterland) 1 Hour Min 2, Max Not Specified
From €20
Thumbnail Mini Wine Tasting  In Vino Veritas at Weingärtner Stromberg - Zabergäu in Württenberg
Landkreis Heilbronn, Regierungsbezirk Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg - (Baden, Württemberg, Kraichgau, Württembergisch Unterland) 1 Hour Min 2, Max Not Specified
From €20
Thumbnail Dining in the Vineyard at Weingut Trautwein
Landkreis Emmendingen, Freiburg Region, Baden-Württemberg - (Baden, Breisgau, Kaiserstuhl) 5 Hours Min 4, Max 6
From €75

Baden: Good to know

What visit in Baden?

Stretching from the Black Forest to Lake Constance, Baden is Germany’s longest wine region and one of its most sun-drenched. This diverse area includes iconic subregions like Kaiserstuhl, Ortenau, and Markgräflerland, each offering its own expression of Baden’s generous terroir. It’s a region where warm hospitality and rich winemaking heritage go hand in hand.

Baden is ideal for scenic wine travel, with panoramic vineyard routes and historic estates spread across varied landscapes. Whether you’re cycling through Tuniberg or strolling through the spa town of Baden-Baden, tastings are always close at hand. Many wineries offer gourmet experiences that highlight the best of Baden’s food and wine culture.

Which food to taste in Baden?

Cuisine here is rich, refined, and deeply regional. Classics like Black Forest ham, Schäufele, and creamy asparagus dishes find beautiful balance with Baden’s Burgunders. Michelin-starred restaurants and rustic inns alike celebrate seasonal ingredients and thoughtful wine pairings.

Which wines to taste in Baden?

Baden is Burgundy country: Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Blanc lead the way, producing expressive wines with body and elegance. Gutedel (Chasselas) is a regional specialty in Markgräflerland, while Riesling and Müller-Thurgau round out the offerings with freshness and charm.

Which is the best season to visit Baden?

Baden’s seasons are all worth savoring. Spring brings asparagus and wine fests; summer is lush and lively; autumn explodes with color and grape harvest; winter offers cozy cellar moments, often paired with local game and rich reds.

What things to do in Baden?

Start in Freiburg and explore nearby Kaiserstuhl vineyards, then head south to Markgräflerland for Gutedel tastings in picturesque villages. End your journey on Lake Constance’s northern shore, pairing lakeside serenity with elegant wines.

How much does a wine tasting with winery tour in Baden cost?

The average price of a wine tasting with winery visit in Baden is around €47.50. Depending on the experience, prices range from €20 to €75. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best prices.