The Habitat holiday apartment, located 4 km from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Baden-Baden, 6.4 km from the Frieder Burda Museum in Baden-Baden, and 6.8 km from the Unimog Museum in Gaggenau, is situated in a newly renovated two-family house.

The apartment features one bedroom, a living room with a sofa bed, and a fully equipped kitchen. The kitchen leaves nothing to be desired; for example, you can bake your own bread in the AEG convection oven. The Habitat apartment also includes a dining area, a high chair, and a foldable baby cot.

The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, shower, and sink. The toilet is separate.

The double bed (box spring bed) has an electric mechanism for adjusting the mattresses. The covered balcony is perfect for enjoying breakfast in the green surroundings. Naturally, the Habitat apartment is equipped with high-speed internet. Televisions are provided in both the living room and the bedroom. The apartment features a desk with a chair and a monitor to which a laptop can be connected, making it ideal for business travelers. Fast internet is a given, ensuring a work-friendly environment.

Electric blinds guarantee a restful night's sleep.

The apartment is allergy-friendly, with no carpets or curtains. The bed and upholstery are cleaned with a mite vacuum cleaner, and the bathroom and toilet are steamed.

Free parking and two bicycles are also available.

Electric cars can be charged directly in the courtyard for a fee.

The Selbach district is located midway between Gaggenau and Baden-Baden.

Must-see attractions in Gaggenau:

• Unimog Museum: An absolute must-see, showcasing the history of the legendary Unimog.

• Rotenfels Castle: This magnificent castle now houses the State Academy for School Art, School and Amateur Theater.

• Bad Rotenfels Spa Park: Offers relaxation with a Kneipp foot bath, mini-golf, and a beer garden.

• Nature and hiking: The Freiolsheim circular trail offers panoramic views of the Northern Black Forest, the Rhine Plain, and the Vosges Mountains. • Waldseebad: A popular destination, especially in summer.

• Michelbach district: Considered one of the most beautiful parts of town.

• Rotherma: Wellness and thermal baths in the Bad Rotenfels district.

Take a bike tour, or take the train to Baiersbronn or
'Freudenstadt' and return by bicycle; your own bicycles can be stored or borrowed from the landlord.

Must-see sights in Baden-Baden and the surrounding area:

. Baden-Baden - The good-good life, Visitblackforest

• Black Forest High Road (Schwarzwaldhochstrasse)

• Lichtentaler Allee. ...

• Festival Hall (Festspielhaus)

• Battert Rock. (Battertfelsen)

• Hohenbaden Castle. ...

• Geroldsau Waterfalls. ...

• Kurhaus. Celebrate New Year's Eve in Baden-Baden (dress code applies)

• Iffezheim Racecourse.

. New Pop Festival

. Oldtimer Meeting

Visit the Casino in Baden-Baden (dress code applies)

Attend a Congress at the Baden-Baden Congress Center and

relax in the world-famous Baden-Baden Thermal Baths

Visit the Caracalla Spa or the Friedrichsbad in Baden-Baden

Two bathrobes are provided by the landlord for a small fee.

Or book a ghost tour with actor Max Ruhbaum.

"Actor Max Ruhbaum will take you on a ghost tour across the Friesenberg, through the Baden-Baden rumor mill, and into the world of Black Forest legends."

Take the cable car up the Merkur mountain. It offers a perfect panorama for stargazing.