Marktplatz Markgröningen

Good opportunities to dine well. Several restaurants with possibility to sit in the open air. Very nice marketplace.

There is a big fish in the fountain from the market square.
Ice cream shop on the corner is good

Markgröningen is a beautiful place with many half-timbered houses. A visit here is worthwhile. There are also many beautiful corners away from the market square.

Very nice marketplace without disturbing traffic and the right measure na gastronomy.

I can recommend the ice cream parlor at the corner!

In the immediate vicinity of the town hall is the worth seeing Bartholomäuskirche. In front of the main entrance (accessible via a staircase) you can visit a Staufer stele.

Unfortunately, there is no public seating, only outdoor catering.

The only bench around a tree is closed (July 2020) due to corona. I.e. you can stop here, picnic / not eat.

Very nice old cityscape. And with it a mega delicious ice cream from the ice cream parlor on the market square.

The Bartholomäuskirche in Markgröningen, the former imperial and Württemberg official city of Grüningen, is a Gothic church building from the 13th to 15th centuries that was built in several phases. The church, consecrated to the Apostle Bartholomäus and now Protestant, has two steeples with different spiers. It replaced a Romanesque basilica on a raised ramp above the early medieval village center in the south-east and a mansion in the south.

Markgröningen is a town in Baden-Württemberg, district of Ludwigsburg. The former imperial, residential and official town of Grüningen became known throughout the country for its traditional folk festival, the annual "Shepherd's Run" in August, and its impressive town hall. On the market square there are wonderful half-timbered houses to admire and good restaurants for your physical well-being. Is really worth a visit.