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Between 1900 and 1919, Prince Wilhelm of Hohenzollern made Straßberg Castle available to the Bishop of Rottenburg, Paul Wilhelm von Keppler, as a summer residence. The art-loving bishop had a chapel built in the tower of the then-vacant castle. It was painted by members of the Beuron Art School. The bishop's move was a real stroke of luck for the castle, which was in a state of decay, as Bishop Keppler carried out urgently needed maintenance and renovation measures. In addition, the castle was equipped with water and telephone connections.
The bishop was very popular in Straßberg. When he came by train, he was enthusiastically welcomed by the population. However, he often also walked from Rottenburg to Straßberg on foot.
Because the bishop loved hiking in nature, the Straßberg working group "Jan von Werth" created and signposted the Bishop's Route in his memory in 2012.
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Spielplatz im Bürgerpark Straßberg
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Public transport
By train: Tübingen - Balingen - Albstadt - Straßberg station - Sigmaringenor: Ulm - Aulendorf - Sigmaringen - Straßberg station - Albstadt - Balingen
Directions
Easily accessible by car via- the A 81 Stuttgart direction Singen, exit Empfingen to Balingen via Albstadt to Straßberg.
- via the A 81 Singen direction Stuttgart, exit Sulz to Balingen via Albstadt to Straßberg.
- via the B 27 from Stuttgart via Tübingen, Balingen, Albstadt to Straßberg.
- via the A 8 Munich direction Stuttgart, exit Ulm via B 311 towards Zwiefalten, Gammertingen, Albstadt to Straßberg.
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