The "Swabian Sea" - this is what Germany's largest inland water is also called - attracts thousands of tourists every year. The Upper Swabia region with its gentle wooded rows of hills is located between Lake Constance and the Danube.

The region of the Hohenloher Land in the north-west of Baden-Wuerttemberg welcomes the visitors with various castles. The Jagst River valley provides German nature romanticism. The Swabian Forest is very rightly called the green lung of the Stuttgart region. A small paradise for naturalists and time travellers.

Guests from Japan and the USA travel to the Kurpfalz. Here you can feel history come alive and enjoy Mediterranean Flair. A wonderful idyll. Same as the Odenwald with its extended forests and deep romantic gorges. Warm the soul and tickle the palate.

Numerous long-distance walking and cycling trails tempt holiday makers to discover more of this region. A quick detour to the neighbouring Alsace is recommended.

Time to breathe. The medieval towns are small, the world is clear. The Swabian Alb and Danube valley - where the great trails of Baden-Wuerttemberg are crossing and the way leads back to nature. The view extends into the past, as the Hohenzollern ruled the country by its headquarters.

Everything becomes smaller and gentler in the charming Tauber Valley. Towns and villages, important sights and Franconian half-timbering invite visitors to linger and enjoy the atmosphere. Refreshingly open-minded and likeable.

The Black Forest is o­ne of the most popular holiday destinations in Germany. The idyllic landscape is characterized by large expanses of unspoiled nature. In winter the Feldberg attracts numerous skiers and Snowboarders. In summer hikers enjoy the countless hiking trails. That is the Black Forest - refreshingly natural.

Young, dynamic and with its rich culture - Suttgart and the Region "Mittlerer Neckar" offer great moments for discoverers. Enjoy the nightlife in Stuttgart, the "Käthchenstadt" Heilbronn, the university town Tübingen or the baroque Ludwigsburg.