Attractions around Reutlingen

The Urach waterfall is one of the absolute highlights of the Swabian Alb and, with its total height of 87 meters, is one of the highest waterfalls in Germany outside …read more

The Gütersteiner waterfall falls only about one kilometer north of the main well-known Urach waterfall in the neighboring valley in depth and is much less visited than this. The waterfall …read more

The Hörnle was once a hard-topped mountain and was to be mined for cement production. Through massive resistance, mainly by the fruit-growing population of the mountain could be saved. Many thanks to the citizens of Dettingen.

On the way back to the parking lot we passed here. After we had strengthened ourselves at the waterfall hut and cooled down at the waterfall, this path was a …read more

As already described here, the ruin is today a very worthwhile destination and should not be missed during a visit to the Urach waterfall.

A little history:
The once proud …read more

The Rutschenfelsen is the most prominent rock in Bad Urach and you have a fantastic view of Bad Urach and the Albtrauf. Caution: No railing will protect you from falling.

Along the Brühlbach stream, which leads from the Urach waterfall, there is a contemplative, wide, gravel road through the Brühl. "Brühl" stands for a fenced, waterfront meadow and is of Celtic origin. Fits here perfectly.

A castle like a book. And that's really true in this case. The inspiration for the reconstruction of the Lichtenstein ruin in 1842 was provided by Wilhelm Hauff's novel "Lichtenstein" …read more

Built in the 11th century as a castle with a castle, a nucleus, a shield wall, a kennel and a moat, a 16th-century prison and a protective fortress during the …read more

Very well maintained cemetery facility. Many interesting background signs.

Wonderful viewpoint above Lichtenstein Unterhausen.

The Schiller Cave, as well as the Tulkah Cave nearby, is the scene of the novel "Rulamann" by David F Weinland.

The Wackerstein is one of the most striking rocks on the Albtrauf above Pfullingen in the Swabian Alb biosphere region. On it there is a summit cross, which is rather …read more

Be sure to go in! To find are: sawn-off stalactite, a secret hiding place, fabulous stalactite figures and a light show of the extra class. Including Dino at the exit.

Also a toilet house is available.

At the hellholes the erosion of the Swabian Alb can be experienced up close. The Albtrauf wanders further and further south, sometimes slowly and sometimes suddenly in huge rockfalls. At …read more

The beer garden of the restaurant is one of my favorite places of the Swabian Alb. Once you have experienced a sunset here, you will not be able to find …read more

A bit like an outdoor pool. 🙂

Bad Urach is a recognized health resort and spa, the well-known mineral and thermal bath, the "Alb Thermen" invite you to a relaxing visit, should you ever feel like it. …read more

Beautiful view of the Albtrauf.