Most popular tourist attractions in Baden-Württemberg (most views)

One thing that makes the Zoological Gardens in Karlsruhe so special is their structure. The zoo is divided into different theme worlds which are all meant...

Since 1950, sport cars are produced at Porscheplatz in Stuttgart. So of course this is where the Porsche Museum  opened its doors...

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In the Black Forest, the Triberg Waterfalls are one of the most scenic sights. Not only are these the most famous waterfalls in Germany , but they are also...

Wilhelma, the only zoological botanical garden in Germany, presents 9,000 animals around 1,100 different species from all over the world....

Amidst the tri-state-area, Europa-Park attracts visitors of all ages with more than 100 attractions and shows. Whether Iceland, Austria or Spain - in...

Technoseum presents 200 years of industrialisation history on an exhibition area of around 8,000 square metres. Displays of engineering and social history...

The old walls of the YBurg ruins , the most important landmark of Rebland, can be spotted from far away. Situated on the 514m (1,686 ft) mountain Y-Berg, the castle tower is still 20 m...

Mainau, a place also aptly known as the “flower island” , draws some 1.2 million visitors to its shores every year. This unique and floral island exudes a...

At 1,493m/4,998ft above sea level,  Feldberg is the highest mountain in the Black Forest. The only German mountain to be higher is the Zugspitze. A...

Hohenzollern Castle is located in Baden-Württemberg on a hilltop between the communities of Hechingen and Bisingen. It is the ancestral seat of the...

Heitersheim Palace is among the most beautiful cultural monuments along the southern Upper Rhine. Once a residence for ecclesiastics, it is now privately owned, and can be visited in...

Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is a piece of art itself. By night, the glass cube  that is home to the art museum starts to glow and lights up the...

Linden Museum in Stuttgart is one of the major European ethnological museums . Besides its various special exhibitions, the museum features permanent...

Ulm Minster is a record-breaking building yet to be matched. Its steeple is the highest in the world up to this day. Hence, it can be seen from afar, and is the city's most important...

Vitra Design Museum , located at the trijunction of Germany, France and Switzerland, is among the leading design museums in the world. Visitors learn about...

State Museum Württemberg at the Old Castle in Stuttgart is among the oldest state museums in the region. Different exhibitions teach visitors about the...

Ulm Museum is divided into three sections: archaeology, Old Arts, and Modern Arts. You can explore them individually or in the course of a guided tour. Furthermore, there are regularly...

The New Palace Stuttgart is Germany's last baroque royal residence. Many different architectural styles have shaped the palace, from Baroque and Classicism to Rokoko and Empire....

Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is home to over 70 species of animals, including the largest pack of wolves in Europe. You will hardly see any mesh wire,...

Built out of red sandstone from the Neckar valley, Heidelberg Castle with its Baroque garden is now enthroned as a ruin above the city. With around one...

Black Forest National Park is the first and only national park in Baden-Wuerttemberg, and extends over 10,000 hectares. You can explore the area on 400km/249mi of designated hiking,...

Museum Humpis Quarter is located in the historical centre of Ravensburg. It is one of the best-preserved medieval residential areas. In the 15th century,...

St. Blasien Cathedral was inaugurated in 1783 and stands in St. Blasien near Waldshut in the southern Black Forest. The former abbey church has a height of 62m and its dome is still...