Attractions around Sigmaringen

The Devil's Bridge and the Amalienfelsen are located in the Princely Park in Inzigkofen. 29 meters high is the rock, named after Princess Amalie Zephyrine von Hohenzollern. The Teufelbrücke leads …read more

The Kloster-Felsenweg does not bear his name by chance. In addition to the Princely Park Inzigkofen with its monastery, Amalienfelsen and the legendary Devil's Bridge over the Höll Gorge, there …read more

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

The castle Wildenstein is located about 200 meters above the Danube on a mountain promontory. The first castle was probably built around 1000, but today's buildings are from the middle …read more

There is a legend to the name of the rock: on April 4, 1823, the respectable button maker Fidelis Martin crashed here. He came from the market in Tuttlingen and …read more

Since 1863 there is the Benedictine monastery in Beuron. However, the building is older: between the 11th century and 1803 it housed the Augustinian Monastery of Beuron. There are still …read more

The name is program, highest elevation in the wide circle, therefore great view particularly over the Bodensee to the alps. From different directions roads go up, duty for every racing …read more

The cozy path through the forest, past a crossroads to the grotto is a pleasure - not only for the soul.

The castle Sigmaringen, also Hohenzollernschloss, is a former royal residence castle and administrative seat of the princes of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen.The Hohenzollern Castle Sigmaringen is open all year for you!
The …read more

The castle ruin Falkenstein is subdivided into upper and Unterfalkenstein. The upper plant is better preserved. The castle was probably built between 1515 and 1545. The Unterfalkenstein is much older …read more

Gutenstein Castle is the third noble residence in the small town on the Danube.

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

You can also go up the rocks and enjoy a wonderful view.

Here you walk through a gate of a special kind: the Teufelstorfelsen is a Jura rock with natural breakthrough. The natural monument is a popular place for photographers. From here you have a great view into the Lauchert Valley.

In 1868 the architect and sculptor Peter Lenz stayed in Beuron. He had been commissioned by the Princess Catherine of Hohenzollern to build and furnish the chapel in honor of …read more

Always worth a visit. In front of the monastery there is a small excursion restaurant with terrace. The Kloster-Felsenweg does not bear his name by chance. In addition to the …read more

Pretty big mill - also with economy for rest.

The access was blocked - do not know exactly whether a visit is only possible with the mountain rescue - which belongs to the area in front of it.

Because it's just awesome :-)

very "cool" old wooden bridge, you should definitely look at, right next to it is a large parking lot, if necessary, the tour can be started here