Historic old towns

Luhe in the Naab valley, part of the Upper Palatinate Forest, is heavily influenced by the baroque style. The restored Ensemble building on the market square is impressive.

Visit our picturesque old town at the feet of the gothic city church.

Kirchheim unter Teck is half-timbered house and market city, city of gliders and lively center of the region around Teck castle.

In the 1000-year-old half-timbered town of Eppingen there are numerous historical, lovingly renovated half-timbered houses around the Pfeifferturm.

Neuenburg am Rhein, along with eleven other cities in Germany and Switzerland, belonged to the extensive estates of the Dukes of Zähringen.

Modernity, but also a lot of medieval flair can be found in Schwäbisch Hall with its unique historic old town.

The medieval townscape and the almost completely preserved city wall of Forchtenberg are worth seeing in many ways. Today's town hall is the birthplace of the resistance fighter Sophie Scholl.

Viele historische Gebäude im Stadtkern bekunden die wechselvolle Stadtgeschichte von Lippstadt, dem „Venedig Westfalens“.

The 41-metre-high Wilhelmsturm tower atop the Schlossberg is a lasting memorial to William of Orange and is the town’s famous landmark that greets visitors from afar.

Der historische Stadtkern Langenberg lockt dich mit schöne Fachwerkhäusern, verwinkelte Gassen und zahlreichen Antiquariaten, welche der Stadt zu dem Beinamen „Bücherstadt“ verholfen haben.

The cathedral town, the imperial town or the town of towers – the medieval town of Fritzlar has over the years acquired many names.

Weil der Stadt, birthplace of the famous astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler, presents itself in the middle of greenery and with a medieval townscape.

Welcome to the district city Villingen-Schwenningen, the biggest city of the Schwarzwald-Baar district!

Culture experiences in princely atmosphere, strolls through the idyllic palace gardens and attractive cycling routes around the starting point of the famous Donau cycling path – all of that and much more awaits you in Donaueschingen.

The Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012 and is one of the finest Baroque theatres in the world. It’s the best preserved example of a free-standing Baroque court theatre.