Webcams in Baden-Württemberg

Baden-Württemberg can look back on a rich cultural history . Historic cities such as Heidelberg, Tübingen and Freiburg impress with their well-preserved old towns, winding alleyways and centuries-old architecture that bear witness to a rich past. Among the most impressive castles are Heidelberg Castle, romantically enthroned above the Neckar, the magnificent Ludwigsburg Residential Palace and the fairytale Hohenzollern Castle on the Swabian Alb. Monasteries such as Maulbronn - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - show how spiritual culture has shaped the state over the centuries. In the northern part of the state, Bad Mergentheim also invites you to discover its historic old town and the Teutonic Order's castle - a look via webcam gives you a first impression of the atmosphere on the market square or around the castle ensemble. You can also use the live cams to gain an insight into smaller cultural towns such as Calw or Weil am Rhein, which will surprise you with their charm and history.

Whether it's a wine festival, old town festival or culture week - Baden-Württemberg inspires with a lively festival culture that combines tradition and modernity. Highlights include the Cannstatter Volksfest in Stuttgart, one of the largest folk festivals in the world, which attracts millions of visitors every year. Equally impressive is the Stuttgart Christmas market, which is one of the oldest and most popular in Germany with over 300 festively decorated stalls. In cities such as Freiburg, Constance and Mannheim, where urban life is also visible via a live cam at the Hilton Garden Inn, guests and locals come together to enjoy music, art and culinary delights. Traditional festivals such as the Schäferlauf in Markgröningen, the Blutfreitag in Weingarten and the Rutenfest in Ravensburg reflect the deep roots of regional customs. Smaller towns such as Bad Teinach-Zavelstein, known for its spring snowflake blossom, or Westerheim on the Alb also offer seasonal highlights.