`Triberg-Land´ – with interactive model-building exhibition

In this indoor leisure center, situated in ‘Hauptstraße 48’, there are model construction layouts exhibited over an area of 300 square meters. These are from the world-renowned company Faller from Gütenbach.

Particularly special about this feature, is that visitors are not only here to look at the models, but can also set cars, trains and cable cars in motion by pressing switches – an entertainment for the whole family.

Most impressive of all is the exact replica of the original train station in Triberg during the Black Forest railway time, where several trains are on the move at the same time.

Other features are mostly orientated to the Black Forest. However, other regions such as Allgäu and the shores of Lake Constance are also presented. An eye-catcher is the funfair, which stands out with its striking light effects.

The highlight is the replica of the Triberg Christmas Magic, which is always held at the Waterfalls after Christmas. The original video of the spectacular fire show at the Waterfalls is very impressive.

As part of the Triberg-inclusive ticket, visitors to ‘Germany’s highest Waterfalls’ can see this new exhibition at no extra cost.

The single entrance fee to Triberg Land is Euro 5,00/Euro 4,50.

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Triberg-Land
Hauptstraße 48
78098 Triberg in the Black Forest
Phone: +49 (0) 7722 8664-90

Opening hours
The Triberg-Land is open daily from 11.00 am - 6.00 pm.
During winter season it is open daily from 11.00 am - 5.00 pm (starting with the 11th of September 2023)

Due to the current Covid-19 regulations, we would like to point out that masks are compulsory within the Black Forest Museum! A proof of a full vaccination, a recovery Certificate or a negative test is required for admittance.

As part of the Triberg Inclusive Card, a valid entrance ticket to the Waterfalls allows you free admission to the „Triberg-Land - with its interactive model-building exhibition, as well as the Black Forest Museum and the Instagram Museum "Triberg-Fantasy.