ギュクリンゲンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The home and workplace of Hölderlin's great-grandparents: Dean Johann Wolfgang Sutor and Johanna Juditha, née Bardili.

Great view of the castle

Great place for a break

Natural monument “Mostbirnbaum” with an old tree that was felled due to a hurricane in 2020, next to which a new, young pear tree was planted.

Alpacas in a fenced pasture, with the local specimens being particularly curious and reacting quite quickly to approaching hikers.

Historic stone bench with seating on the outskirts of Güglingen, which was once placed along paths and slopes so that people could put down heavy loads, such as baskets and jugs, and rest before continuing their journey.

Historic coat of arms stones of Güglingen, found in a wall along a sidewalk. In summer, these stones are somewhat difficult to spot, as they are overgrown with bushes and branches.

The 9th degree of longitude, which runs through Güglingen, appears as a steel band in front of the "Gartacher Hof" building. Following the steel band there, you can discover a work of art by Juraj Marth, Bratislava, "9th Degree of Longitude," in the "Gartacher Hof" pavilion.