Stuttgart region

Like a journey into the Middle Ages: Esslingen impresses with its beautiful historic old town, defiant castle with towers, battlements and casemates.

The city of Weilheim an der Teck invites you to a visit. For local recreation we offer a wide range of trails in picturesque scenery.

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

Wilhelma in Stuttgart is in a unique way not only a zoo, but also a botanical garden and historical park.

As a state-approved spa, the Vinzenz Spa in Bad Ditzenbach offers a comprehensive spa and wellness programme.

„Typical Swabian“ - Explore Swabian village history up close on a tour through old kitchens, cozy chambers, simple chambers, barns and cellars.

With 19 springs, 13 of which are state-approved medicinal springs, Stuttgart has the largest mineral water deposit in Europe and supplies three mineral baths with it.

Welcome to Owen! The ducal town of owen lies on foot of the Teck, in the Lenninger Valley along the Lauter. Owen offers exceptional treasures, that sometimes need a second look to be discovered.

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.

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

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!

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".

The baroque garden of the palace square with fountain, music pavilion and anniversary column is one of the main squares and a lively meeting place of Stuttgart.

Sustainable development in harmony between man and nature is the guiding principle in the biosphere region of the Swabian Alb, which stretches from the foothills of the Alb via the steeply rising Albtrauf, the Alb plateau to the Donau.

Intense blue-turquoise, depth and unique location in the valley basin of Blaubeuren make the probably most famous karst spring in Germany - called Blautopf - one of the most popular excursion destinations in the Swabian Alb.