Travel Guide Baden-Württemberg

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 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 Staatstheater Stuttgart is regarded as Europe's largest three-division theatre. Opera, ballet and drama are both rich in tradition and keen to experiment and set new standards with...

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

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...

The entrepreneur Siegfried Weishaupt and his wife have been collecting contemporary modern works of art for 40 years. Since 2007, the collection has...

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...

In the AUTOVISION museum you go on a journey through time through the history of mobility. On an area of over 2,000 square metres, more than 200 vehicles...

The former Museum Biedermann in Donaueschingen, now called Museum Art.Plus, presents a comprehensive collection of contemporary art by international...

In Schopfheim stands the monument "Badische Revolution" by Peter Lenk. The sculptor dedicated his large sculpture of the same name to the Baden Revolution of 1848. The citizens of...

In the heart of Bad Buchau in Upper Swabia, the Federsee Museum brings the world of Ice Age hunters, pile dwellers and Celts impressively to life. In a...

There are many museums in Stuttgart - but none is as curious, charming and unique as the Pig Museum. The largest pig collection in the world awaits...