Tourist Attractions in Baden-Württemberg

Solitude Palace was built in the 18th century by Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg. The hunting lodge and show palace is located in West Stuttgart on the...

Ulm Museum is divided into three sections: archaeology, Old Arts, and Modern Arts. You can explore them individually or in the course of a guided tour. Furthermore, there are regularly...

Museum Humpis Quarter is located in the historical centre of Ravensburg. It is one of the best-preserved medieval residential areas. In the 15th century,...

The starting point of the toboggan run is comfortably reached by a modern double chairlift – and during the ride you can already take a look at the 2.9...

Humans have five senses which influence thinking, feeling and acting. In the black forest house of senses in Grafenhausen, in the high black forest...

The most impressive of the three Ludwigsburg castles is the Residenzschloss Ludwigsburg. With its three courtyards, 452 rooms in the 18 buildings and...

The federal fortress Ulm was built in the middle of the 19th century and was at that time the largest fortress in Germany. It consisted of various installations, some of which can still...

Stretching over 33 kilometers (21 miles) through the Black Forest, Wutach Canyon is the largest canyon in Germany . Formed by the river Wutach  and its adjoining rivers, the...

The historic Ulm City Hall is located close to the cathedral and can be recognized from afar by its striking exterior paintings from the early Renaissance period. Besides these, the...

Stuttgart TV Tower  (Fernsehturm Stuttgart) was the first telecommunications tower in the world made of reinforced concrete. Soon after its...

The 1250-metre-long treetop path in Bad Wildbad in the Black Forest winds up to 20 metres above the forest floor through fir, beech and spruce trees. Here...

Featuring exhibits ranging from 14th century to contemporary pieces, the State Gallery in Stuttgart is among the most popular museums in Germany. The...

The Baden Winzerkeller, an association of several Baden winegrowers' cooperatives, was founded in Breisach in 1952. The small wooden barrack became a large complex with impressive...

The German Clock Museum is located in the central part of the Baden-Württemberger town Furtwangen in the Black Forest. It shows the production of...

For over 30 years now, the history of viticulture in the wine metropolis of Stuttgart can be traced. Surrounded by the vineyards at the foot of...

Thrills and a magnificent panorama await you on the new suspension bridge in Bad Wildbad, which opened in July 2018. At a height of 60 metres, the Wild...

The Salem Monkey Mountain ("Affenberg") is located between Salem and Überlingen at Lake Constance. The 20-hectare outdoor enclosure is home to more than...

Presented in German and French, the entertaining exhibition in Lörrach covers the past and present history of the Three Countries region "Germany -...

Five kilometres from the centre of Ulm lies the former Benedictine monastery of Wiblingen. The monastery, built between 1714 and 1781, replaced the 11th century complex. The...

The Linden-Museum in Stuttgart is one of the largest ethnological museums in Europe. In addition to large special exhibitions, the museum presents permanent...

A collection of over 2000 works of art, two temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibition on 1700 m² as well as a fantastic panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, which can be enjoyed...

The "Öchsle", as the only still traffic-capable narrow-gauge railway in Baden-Württemberg is affectionately called, brings back memories of bygone times....

The Museum "Brot und Kunst" (bread and art) is located in Ulm and focuses on the consideration of bread and food in our culture and society. The...

The Erdmann's cave Hasel is one of the oldest and most fascinating dripstone caves in Germany. The cave has a total length of 2,185 metres, the show...