Merkur Mountain

Mount Merkur is a towering mountain about 668 meters above sea level in the northern region of the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. There are two ways to reach the top of the mountain, and each way is full of excitement and adventure. Route 1, the longest funicular in Germany Where the top of the mountain can be reached by the steepest and most technical horizontal railway in Europe in less than 6 minutes Route 2, If you don't want a thrilling ride on the railway, you can go along Great footpath. Once you arrive, there is a free elevator up to the Mercury Tower, to take you up to the 23-meter-long viewing platform, for a total height of 700 metres. There you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of the Baden-Baden basin, to the highest mountains in the north of the Black Forest and the Murgtal Valley, and you can even see the upper Rhine plain. In addition to the presence of a nice restaurant at the top, where you can enjoy delicious food, an exciting experience for lovers of climbing and walking.