Würth Collection Künzelsau | Schwäbisch Hall
The Museum Würth in Künzelsau and the Art Gallery Würth in Schwäbisch Hall accommodate the collections of the businessman Reinhold Würth.
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St. Kilian's Church Heilbronn
In Wurttembergs oldest wine town you can experience wine culture, Mediterranean flair at the Neckar and Germany's biggest science center - the experimenta. Festivals and cultural events show the enjoyment of life in the city. -
Crailsheim Towers at the Jagst
The cityscape of Crailsheim is characterised by a multitude of towers. A signposted tour informs about the exciting history of the towers and the city. -
Stauferpfalz Bad Wimpfen
The former Stauferpfalz Wimpfen is considered to be the largest Staufer imperial palace north of the Alps and offers insights into a special medieval epoch. -
Half-timbered Town Eppingen
In the 1000-year-old half-timbered town of Eppingen there are numerous historical, lovingly renovated half-timbered houses around the Pfeifferturm. -
Experimenta Heilbronn
Germany's largest Science Center, the experimenta in Heilbronn, offers a fascinating world of knowledge and experience. -
Art and Nature Kirchberg/Jagst
The former residence town of Kirchberg on the Jagst River intrigues visitors with its motto "art and nature". -
Schwäbisch Hall
Modernity, but also a lot of medieval flair can be found in Schwäbisch Hall with its unique historic old town. -
Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park | Limes World Heritage
The Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park brings old history back to life. Particularly impressive is the Roman Limes, a World Heritage Site, which runs through the nature park. -
Langenburg Castle
Langenburg Castle, since 1235 residence of the Princes of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, intrigues with splendid architecture and fantastic location high above the Jagst valley. -
Concentration Camp Memorial | Salt Mine | Bad Friedrichshall
The Bad Friedrichshall salt mine is now a visitor mine. A permanent exhibition commemorates the forced labor of the prisoners of the nearby concentration camp. -
Teutonic Order Castle Neckarsulm | German Two-Wheeler and NSU Museum
The German Two-Wheeler and NSU Museum is located in the Teutonic Order Castle in Neckarsulm and offers a fascinating journey through the history of bicycles and motorcycles. -
Weinsberg - Weibertreu Castle
Many stories entwine around the castle ruin Weinsberg, an imperial castle from the 11th century. How it came to its name Burg Weibertreu is one of them. -
Bad Rappenau Brine Spa
The valuable remedy brine promotes health and well-being and is the focus of the brine spa Bad Rappenau. -
STETTENFELS - Castle Palace Garden
The mighty castle of Stettenfels, built in the 11th century, towers over the community of Untergruppenbach and is a popular venue for events. -
Mörike Cleversulzbach
If you want to follow in the footsteps of the German poet Eduard Mörike, you can do so in the Mörike Museum and on the Mörike Trail in Cleversulzbach. -
UNESCO World Heritage Limes - Roman Forts Osterburken
The Roman Museum and the fort in the Limespark of Osterburken illustrate Roman life along the Limes. -
Götzenburg Castle Jagsthausen
Visit us in the beautiful town of Jagsthausen, where Gaius and Götz say „hello“! -
Neuenstein Castle (Baden-Württemberg)
Built as a moated castle, the Renaissance Neuenstein Castle is the former royal residence of the Counts of Hohenlohe and today serves as a castle museum. -
Hölderlinstadt Lauffen
Lauffen am Neckar is not only a traditional wine-town, but also the birthplace of the great German poet Friedrich Hölderlin. -
Möckmühl - Historic Old Town
Surrounded by a city wall that is almost completely preserved and in parts over 500 years old, the old town of Möckmühl has many beautiful eye-catchers: a castle hill with castle and numerous historical buildings.
