The Swabian Jura - a region of relaxation

Whether during relaxing hikes, variety-packed cycle tours or while finding out about the interesting cultural history and history of the earth - the natural region of the Swabian Jura in Baden-Wurttemberg has leisure activities to suit everyone. Enjoy a carefree time during a holiday or while on a business trip in Tübingen and the surrounding area.

Numerous romantic valleys, forests and hiking paths tempt nature-lovers to the Swabian Jura. Explore the Donautal and Lauertal valleys, Albsteig and the Swabian Jura northern path or the water fall path in Bad Urach by yourself, with your family, your partner or as part of a larger group. With lots of quality hiking paths, themed hiking routes and circular hiking routes you will also be rewarded with superb views across the Swabian Jura. Around the university town of Tübingen there are a sheer endless amount of options for enjoying extended hikes.

The variety is huge: historical buildings, cultural sights, breathtaking landscapes and plenty of culinary delights. Whether it's a leisurely family outing, a challenging day trip or a journey through time past historical remnants - every cyclist's heart beats faster here. So what are you waiting for, get out into the fresh air!

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Burg Hohenzollern:
Hohenzollern Castle is, so to speak, the ancestral seat of the Prussian-Brandenburg and princely-Catholic line of the House of Hohenzollern. It is one of the most beautiful and most visited castles in the whole of Europe.

Campus Galli:
At the medieval construction site "Campus Galli" near Meßkirch, an entire town is to be built in the forest over the coming years.

Schloss Lichtenstein:
Lichtenstein Castle is also known as "Würtemmberg's fairytale castle", as in some respects its architectural style and furnishings bring Romanticism to life. It also pays homage to the Middle Ages.

Besucherbergwerk Tiefer Stollen:
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world underground and discover the secrets of past working environments. The show mine in the Swabian Alb gives you the opportunity to take the mine railway into the depths, 400 metres below the earth's surface - exactly where iron ore was once busily mined

Ulmer Münster
The largest Gothic church and cultural monument is Ulm Minster. With a height of 161 metres, it has the highest church tower in the world. The two particularly tall choir towers, each 86 metres high, flank the choir.

Burg Hohenneuffen
Hohenneuffen Castle is the ruins of a large hilltop castle above the town of Neuffen in Baden-Württemberg. The medieval castle ruins are a popular excursion destination and are located to the east of Neuffen on a fortress hill on the edge of the Swabian Alb.

3D Minigolf Indoor Blacklight World
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of black light mini golf. Let yourself be whisked away into a world of fluorescent colour explosions.

Blautopf:
The enchanting karst spring, picturesquely nestled in the Blaubeuren valley basin, presents itself as an admirable natural wonder. In a harmonious symbiosis of blue and green, a play of colours unfolds here that fascinates the senses. The beauty of this spring, which is located in the karst region, fascinates every observer.

Prehistoric Museum:
The Prehistoric Museum is now the central museum for the discovery region of the UNSECO World Heritage Sites "Caves and Ice Age Art of the Swabian Alb".

Margarete-Steiff-Museum:
Margarete Steiff. Founder of the toy factory of the same name. The museum in Giengen will probably bring some of your childhood dreams to life: soft toys in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and designs.

Roman open-air museum Villa Rustica:
The name already gives a lot away: the reconstructed Villa rustica shows how the Romans lived back then. It's great fun, especially for children, who can even bake bread and barbecue in the Roman way. A special highlight is the annual Roman festival in August.

Wimsener Höhle:
The Wimsen Cave (Geopoint of the UNSECO Global Geopark Swabian Alb) is the only show cave in Germany that can be visited by boat and is also the deepest explored underwater cave in Germany.

Nebelhöhle:
An exciting name, Nebelhöhle. However, the original origin is not known. However, legend has it that fog often used to rise here and this was taken as a warning of bad weather. Visitors can admire the stalactite cave over a length of 380 metres.

Vogelherd Archaeological Park with Vogelherd Cave:
The Vogelherd Cave near Niederstotzingen has been a UNSECO World Heritage Site "Caves and Ice Age Art of the Swabian Jura" since summer 2017. Ice Age culture comes alive here.

Karls- und Bärenhöhle:
Very well-known and definitely worth a visit. 270 metres long and accessible: marvel at the impressive stalactites and stalagmites. When the cave was discovered, the remains of enormous cave bears were found, for example. These can now be seen in the museum.

Relaxing in the Hotel Krone Tübingen

After an action-packed excursion to the neighbouring town of Metzingen, relax in the sophisticated wellness area or in one of the comfortable rooms in the Hotel Krone Tübingen and contemplate the day. For all of you who still want to enjoy activities in the evening, a trip to the contemporary Ludwigs or the gastronomic poets’ snug in the hotel, the Uhlandstube, , is a must for a successful evening during your holiday in Tübingen. Whatever you decide to do, your evening in the Hotel Krone in the heart of the Old Town area of Tübingen will always be unforgettable.

Wellness area Rooms