Allgäu

Allgäu Heritage Trail

This heritage trail spans the diverse history of the Allgäu and surrounding Swabian regions, from UNESCO-listed prehistoric caves and Neolithic settlements in the Lone Valley to the iconic 19th-century royal castles of King Ludwig II. The collection features medieval ruins like Burghalde in Kempten, Baroque and Rococo churches, and historic manor houses. These sites document the transition from early human habitation to the architectural grandeur of the Bavarian monarchy and the regional religious heritage of southern Germany.

Neuschwanstein Castle

Historic neo-romanesque castle known for its fairy-tale architecture and cultural significance, featuring guided tours and scenic views of the Bavarian countryside.

Hohenschwangau Castle

Hohenschwangau Castle is a 19th-century palace in southern Germany. It was the childhood residence of King Ludwig II of Bavaria and was…

Schloss Bullachberg

A stately building with a hipped roof and round tower, constructed in 1905 on the Bullachberg hill near Schwangau.

Bocksteinhöhle

Significant archaeological cave site in the Lone Valley, part of the UNESCO World Heritage complex recognized for Ice Age art and early human history.

Schloss Klingenstein

Castle situated at an elevation of 553 meters on a mountain spur overlooking the Blau Valley in Klingenstein.

Jungsteinzeitliches Dorf bei Ehrenstein

A UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site featuring the remains of a Neolithic wetland settlement in the Alb-Donau district.

Sankt Blasius

Catholic parish church in Hirblingen and a protected architectural monument representing the region's religious history.

Hohlenstein-Stadel

Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, this cave is famous for yielding the Lion-man, one of the world's oldest known figurative sculptures.

Schloss Hammel

Historic castle located in the Hammel district of Neusäß, currently held as a private residence by the von Stetten family.

Furthmühle

A historic mill complex operating as a museum and shop, showcasing traditional regional production and rural heritage.

Pfarrhaus

Historic rectory in Thaining, originally constructed in 1693 and significantly remodeled at the end of the 19th century.

St. Stephan

Catholic parish church located on a prominent hill overlooking Altkissing in the Aichach-Friedberg district.

Maria Kappel

Catholic pilgrimage church situated southwest of Schmiechen, known for its historical significance to the local Swabian heritage.

St. Margaretha

Catholic parish church in Bibertal-Bühl, representing the ecclesiastical architecture of the Günzburg district.

Burg Markt

Also known as Fuggerschloss, this castle sits above the village of Markt and is historically associated with the influential Fugger family.

Burghalde

An elevated site in central Kempten featuring the remains of a historic fortification and offering panoramic views of the city.

Heilig Kreuz

A former pilgrimage church in Eurasburg recognized as a protected historical building.

Schanze Wagesenberg

Early medieval fortification ruins located near a high medieval castle site within the Ebenrieder Forst.