Attractions around Sigmaringen

The Teufelsbrücke and the Amalienfelsen are located in the Princely Park in Inzigkofen. The rock named after Princess Amalie Zephyrine von Hohenzollern is 29 meters high. The Teufelsbrücke leads at … read more

As part of the Young Danube Landscape Park, a suspension bridge connecting the southern park with the northern Hermitage across the Danube was built. The bridge is integrated into the landscape like a spider's web and is almost transparent.

The Amalienfelsen lies on the way to the Teufelsbrücke in a left curve of the Danube on the right side. You can recognize him immediately by the written souvenir, great!

The romantic part of the park includes the grottoes, the rock overhangs and a huge rock gate, which the hiker reaches on a stepped path on the steep descent from … read more

The Felsentor is directly after/before the Teufelsbrücke. Not only the gate, but the whole park is a highlight.

Wildenstein Castle is located about 200 meters above the Danube on a ledge. The first castle was probably built here around the year 1000, but the current buildings are from … read more

The section between Donaueschingen and Sigmaringen is very varied - sometimes the Danube "disappears" and at other times it makes its way through rock formations, which is often connected with … read more

Wonderful view and ideal place for a rest.

This is a very nice section of the Danube Cycle Path on the old road, which has only been "as is" since the 1960s due to the construction of the … read more

The Hohenzollernschloss Sigmaringen is of exceptionally interesting architecture and at the same time the symbol of the city. Visit highly recommended!

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According to legend, a button maker fell off the rock here with his horse. The imposing view of the Danube valley as far as the Beuron monastery has to be … read more

Take some time on the bridge to read the story and make it work.

Beautiful bridge with a direct view of the Käpfle.

Werenwag goes back to a castle from the high Middle Ages. It was created around 1100 [1] and belonged to the noble free von First. [2] The keep dates from … read more

gives a beautiful all-round view of Bannwald and Ried

Simply a great section of the Danube Cycle Path. The source of the Danube, Beuron Abbey, Sigmaringen Castle etc.

On a rock 90 meters above the Danube stands the broken Gutenstein - at least what is left of the castle. The name Bruches Gutenstein comes from the fact that … read more

Although there is no view of the Alps from the Alpenblick lookout point, Bronnen Castle, the Danube valley and the small temple on a protruding rocky outcrop honor the soldiers who died in 1804 in the Beuron hospital.

Great view of the Ried from the tower.