Museum Sinsheim
Milestones in the history of technology can be discovered in the numerous exhibition areas of the Sinsheim Museum of Technology.
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Malsch Pilgrimage Chapel
The first documentary evidence of a place of pilgrimage dates back to the 13th century. In its present form the pilgrimage chapel "Seven Sorrows of Mary" has been located on the Letzenberg since 1902. -
Schwetzingen Castle Garden
Thanks to its special beauty, the castle garden in the Schwetzingen is one of the masterpieces of European garden art. -
Ellwangen Schönenberg Church
The Baroque church Schönenberg, built at the end of the 17th century, located near Ellwangen and is today a popular place of pilgrimage. -
Baldern Castle
As the "Pearl of the Baroque", Castle of Baldern draws attention to itself: magnificent salons, chambers and the magnificent ballroom with original inventory may be visited. -
Limes Museum Aalen UNESCO World Heritage
The Limes Museum Aalen is the most important Roman museum in Germany and shows the military and civilian life along the Limes. -
Brenzursprung Königsbronn | Home of Georg Elser
In the immediate vicinity of Brenzursprung, one of the largest springs of the Swabian Alb, there is a memorial for the resistance fighter Georg Elser in Königsbronn. -
Härtsfeld Abbey Neresheim
The Härtsfeld is the easternmost part of the Swabian Alb, a historically significant region with an eventful past. -
Höhle Steiff-Museum | Giengen a. d. Brenz
Whether Stone Age adventures in the CavesExperienceWorld or cuddly dreams in the Steiff Museum: Giengen a. d. Brenz is an extraordinary excursion destination. -
Neuenbürg Castle
The history and architecture of Neuenbürg Castle have undergone many changes in 800 years. Today, Neuenbürg Castle with its museum and varied cultural programme is a popular destination for visitors. -
Pomeranian Garden Leonberg
With its multitude of flower, fragrance, spice and medicinal plants in rhythmically arranged beds, the Pomeranian Garden in Leonberg shows the unique garden art of the late Renaissance in Europe. -
Keplerstadt Weil der Stadt
Weil der Stadt, birthplace of the famous astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler, presents itself in the middle of greenery and with a medieval townscape. -
Siebenmühlental
Originally there were thirteen mills, today there are eleven, but it is called Siebenmühlental and lies on the edge of the Schönbuch nature reserve. An idyllic hiking paradise! -
Ludwigsburg Palace - Blossoming Baroque
The residence palace Ludwigsburg offers a special baroque experience with an impressive palace complex, several pleasure palaces and the large park known as the "Blooming Baroque". -
Historic Villingen
Welcome to the district city Villingen-Schwenningen, the biggest city of the Schwarzwald-Baar district!
