From the Himmelsstürmer observation tower, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view, while the Skypark invites you to climb in the treetops. On the water playground you can explore the cool water on wooden rafts. In the dinosaur garden, you will travel back in time, and the small animal enclosure allows for an up-close encounter with the animal world. The forest ball track offers a playful discovery of physics, complemented by the beauty of the show and themed gardens, which make it possible to experience nature up close.

Majestic ruins and a living history are waiting to be explored by you and your children. When climbing the old walls of the Hohenrechberg castle ruins, an exciting adventure unfolds that stimulates the imagination and lets little explorers immerse themselves in the world of knights and castles. The breathtaking view over the Rems Valley offers the perfect backdrop for unforgettable family photos. Parents appreciate the easy-to-walk paths and the opportunity to experience history up close, while children enjoy the freedom to explore in a real castle.

On the adventure forest trail, exciting discoveries about the animal and plant world await you. At 33 stations, you will experience fun and games while learning interesting facts. A special highlight is the XXL forest ball run, where you can let balls whiz down into the valley with other children. Balls are available at the vending machine for €0.50. Ideal for families who want to discover nature in a playful way. Parents should not forget to pack a change of clothes for the little adventurers, as the fun in the forest can sometimes get dirty.

Gothic masterpieces by the Parler family await you in the oldest example of a Gothic hall church in southern Germany. Built between 1315 and 1521, this site reveals art-historical treasures such as the Altar of St. Sebaldus and the Holy Sepulchre, immersed in the sumptuous architecture of a time that broke the boundaries of the Middle Ages. The careful vaulting of the nave and the history of the monumental building, which once replaced Romanesque predecessors, combine here to create a fascinating tale of faith, art and human endeavor.