Buehl: Zwetschgen Plum Orchards, the Wine and Fruit Belt, and a Baden Town Between Baden-Baden and the Rhein
Buehl has about 29,200 residents and lies in the Ortenaukreis of Baden-Wuerttemberg, at the foot of the Black Forest between the Rhine plain and the hills. The town is associated with Buehler Zwetschgen, a plum variety once commercially important. Fruit cultivation and viticulture shape the surrounding landscape. The Buehlertal valley leads east into the Black Forest.
Baden-Baden is roughly 10 kilometres north. Achern lies about 10 kilometres south. The Rhine and French border are close to the west. Offenburg is about 30 kilometres south. The Schwarzwaldhochstrasse begins in the hills above. Buehl's old town retains a compact medieval layout around the Marktplatz.
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Buehl has about 29,200 residents and lies in the Ortenaukreis of Baden-Wuerttemberg, at the foot of the Black Forest between the Rhine plain and the hills. The town is associated with Buehler Zwetschgen, a plum variety once commercially important. Fruit cultivation and viticulture shape the surrounding landscape. The Buehlertal valley leads east into the Black Forest.
Baden-Baden is roughly 10 kilometres north. Achern lies about 10 kilometres south. The Rhine and French border are close to the west. Offenburg is about 30 kilometres south. The Schwarzwaldhochstrasse begins in the hills above. Buehl's old town retains a compact medieval layout around the Marktplatz.
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