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The castle with the four towers was built in the 16th century, and the palace was built afterwards.

Very nice castle. Nice Christmas market.

Laupheim no longer has a cinema, but it does have a rose garden and Großlaupheim Castle. Against the imposing backdrop of the castle, the cultural center shows individual films again and again throughout the year.

Looking forward to the cinema in front of a fantastic backdrop

Great building, great view of Laupheim from above. Schlosscafe invites you to take a break.

A highlight of the city of Laupheim is certainly the impressive Großlaupheim Palace, which today houses the cultural center and the museum on the history of Christians and Jews. The complex consists of four buildings and is bordered by a beautiful castle park. The church of St. Peter and Paul is right next to the castle.

Großlaupheim Palace presents itself as an ensemble of four historical buildings. Lehensburg, Neues Schloss and Vogtei contrast with the former farm building, which has housed the cultural center, archive and cultural office since 2002.

The most striking building in Obersulmetingen, visible from afar, is the castle, which towers over the Riß valley. In this castle are next to the church, the town hall and the Bishop Ulrich School. The name of the school and the patronage of the church, St. Ulrich, indicate that Obersulmetingen is closely associated with St. Ulrich, Bishop Ulrich of Augsburg (890-973). At the place where the present castle is located, there was already a castle belonging to the family of St. Ulrich, at least in the 10th century, which suggests that Ulrich himself was born here. However, the old castle was struck by lightning in 1652 and consequently burned down together with the rectory and all stately buildings.