Discover two secret old town gems in Baden-Württemberg!

Discover two secret old town gems in Baden-Württemberg!

Baden-Württemberg, known for its scenic beauty and diverse culture, offers much more than the usual tourist attractions. If you want to experience a bit of an insider tip feeling off the beaten track, you should take a closer look at two special cities.

The picturesque insider tips

The first city is a former salt town that impresses with its impressive city walls, charming half-timbered houses and a historic market square. A highlight of this city is the Church of St. Michael, which is worth every visit with its impressive outside staircase. Here you get a wonderful insight into the history and architectural heritage of the region. So far, so good – but what else is there to discover?

The second city impresses with its colorful half-timbered architecture and is located on the German Half-timbered Road. There are several places to go here for history lovers: the Weberberg, the old and new town hall and the Gothic town church of St. Martin, which is the oldest simultaneously used place of worship in Germany, are just a few of the sights that you shouldn't miss. If you want to find out more about the history of the places, we recommend the city tours, which offer exciting insights into the surrounding area. This is reported by Merkur, which provides an impressive overview of lesser-known but still historic cities in Baden-Württemberg.

Small town pearls in focus

The small towns of Baden-Württemberg have their own charm. A quick look at the VisitBW video shows how lively and inviting these places are. Small, owner-managed shops, boutiques and cozy taverns are located on historic market squares, inviting you not only to look but also to linger. The well-kept facades and narrow streets give the cities a special flair that you simply have to experience. It is the perfect setting for a relaxing afternoon with family or friends. Imagine a young woman sitting in the market square with a piece of strawberry cake and a cup of coffee while the church tower bells ring in the background - an image that everyone enjoys!

Bretten, one of the cities featured, even has a zoo where children can pet and feed animals. This makes a trip an experience for the whole family.

Popular travel destinations in Baden-Württemberg

Anyone interested in historical flair will find numerous other attractions in the region. The most famous old towns include Heidelberg, Freiburg, Tübingen, Konstanz, Ulm, Mannheim, Schwäbisch Hall and many more. These cities attract millions of visitors every year who enjoy the hustle and bustle of the old towns. Spring and summer are the best times for such discovery tours, but winter also has its charms with festive Christmas markets. The variety of sights and the cozy atmosphere make Baden-Württemberg a perfect destination for city trips.

The retrospective about the many small towns and their old town jewels, as also described in the Südkurier, underlines the diversity and charm of the cultural landscape. From stories about the city walls in Schwäbisch Hall to the Gothic heights of Tübingen - there is something for everyone here.

Fancy a tour of discovery? Then grab your loved ones and plan a trip to explore the hidden treasures of Baden-Württemberg! Stop by and experience what makes the region unique.