Explore the Beautiful Sights of Southwest Germany

Located in the heart of the city, Stuttgart’s Palace Square is framed by the Old Castle, New Palace, and striking glass cube of the Museum of Art

High above Stuttgart, the Sepulchral Chapel on Württemberg Hill rests among the vines—an ode to love, framed by breathtaking views.

Ludwigsburg Residential Palace near Stuttgart, a Baroque gem since 1704.

On the Swabian Alb, one hour from Stuttgart is the magical Hohenzollern Castle.

Another cultural highlight is the palace Schwetzingen with its famous gardens about 1 hour and 30 minutes from Stuttgart.

Baden-Württemberg’s largest event: the Stuttgart Beer Festival (Wasen Stuttgart) thrills with rides, music, and beer tents.

The Black Forest and the Baden wine region offer the best landscapes in Southwest Germany.

Indulge in a slice of Black Forest happiness: With its fluffy chocolate layers, juicy cherries, velvety cream, and a hint of cherry schnapps, the Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte is a true taste of the region. Nowhere does it taste better than right here—in the heart of the Black Forest.

Mystical, mirror-like, magical: nestled high in the Black Forest mountains, the Mummelsee enchants with legends, mountain air, and breathtaking views. A place to pause, dream, and feel the magic of nature.

Step by step into a world of wonder: mossy trails, whispering trees, and panoramic views await. Hiking in the Black Forest is more than just a walk—it's pure freedom for the soul.

The Old Palace Hohenbaden in Baden-Baden offers spectacular views and a stunning castle ruin

Whether you love a scenic cruise or a sporty challenge—cycling through the Black Forest means fresh air, winding paths, and countless “wow” moments. Two wheels, endless possibilities.

Tick-tock, cuckoo pop! Handmade and full of charm, the Black Forest cuckoo clock brings tradition to life. Each call is a little echo of the region’s rich heritage.