Swabian Albstraße
The Swabian Albstraße leads over the Lämmerbuckel from Wiesensteig in Filstal (Göppingen district) to Westerheim, the highest municipality in the Alb-Danube district
The Schwäbische Albstraße is an approximately 200 km long holiday route in southern Germany ( Baden-Württemberg ). It begins in two branches ( Trossingen , Tuttlingen ), crosses the Swabian Alb from southwest to northeast and ends again in two branches ( Aalen , Nördlingen ). The signage on the route consists of a silver thistle on a blue background.
Course of the Swabian Albstraße
- Trossingen or Tuttlingen
- Dürbheim
- Koenigsheim
- Meßstetten
- Albstadt
- Burladingen
- Sonnenbühl with the Karls- and Bärenhöhle
- Engstingen with Lichtenstein Castle
- St. Johann , there the German avenue crosses
- Bad Urach
- Roman stone
- Westerheim
- Wiesensteig
- Mühlhausen in the valley
- Bad Ditzenbach
- Deggingen
- Bad Ueberkingen
- Geislingen an der Steige
- Böhmenkirch
- Heidenheim an der Brenz
- Bask
- Nattheim
- Things
- Neresheim
- Nordlingen