Top Things to do in Baden-Wurttemberg
Top Hotels in Baden-Wurttemberg
10 Mountains in Baden-Wurttemberg That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany including Raichberg, Hohenkarpfen, Georgenberg, Wallberg, King's Throne (Konigstuhl), Ipf Bopfingen, Belchen, Reutlingen Achalm, Merkur Mountain, Rosenstein.
Restaurants in Baden-Wurttemberg
1. Raichberg
2. Hohenkarpfen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By matthiassW8745TW
Hohenkarpfen and its distinct shape are a perfect spot for panorama pictures of the area. You can park your car at the beginning of the street to it and enjoy a 20 minute walk to get to the hill, or you can drive to the hotel with the same name, and just walk up the small path to the top. The path to the top is about 10-15 minutes, it's fairly steep, and it's not paved in any shape or form - so you can't take a pram with you. However, after that quick climb, you'll be rewarded with a really nice almost-360-degree view of the beautiful surrounding area of fields, small towns, and the mountains of the Schwaebische Alb. At the foot of the hill is the Hotel Hohenkarpfen which also has an art gallery, and has its own beautiful views. It's pricey but has an immaculate reputation in the area.
3. Georgenberg
4. Wallberg
5. King's Throne (Konigstuhl)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By LRSkier2 - Little Rock, United States
Great view of all the area from above. Enjoy a cold beverage or hot coffee and a snack from the vista. Walk over and observe the para gliding jumpers from here as well.
6. Ipf Bopfingen
7. Belchen
8. Reutlingen Achalm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
9. Merkur Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Reviewed By suziQEssex
We went to the Merkur on our first day in Baden Baden for a week after travelling nearly 500 miles through France and Germany on a motorcycle . It was a sunday afternoon and exceptionally busy. We had a great journey up the funicular railway which was so quaint and fun ! We arrived at the Merkur to meet lovely views and spent the afternoon watching the paragliders soaring through the air in a cloudless blue sky - magical !! The area around the Merkur is full of interesting biking and hike trails - there are also facilities for picnics and bbqs . We initially took the walking route from Baden Baden on our first trip and despite a few wrong turns which meant gawping at the stunning properties that surround the area got there easily . We loved the Merkur so much we went back - this time by bus from outside the Playhouse in Baden Baden which is very easy to find. We spent our last day in Germany watching the sun go down and strolling back to town . Fabulous !!
