Warthausen

Geographically, Warthausen lies between the rivers Iller and Danube as well as the foothills of the Allgäu Alps and the Swabian Alb. This location makes it an ideal starting point for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or skiing.

Warthausen's most famous sight is the 18th century Warthausen Castle with its magnificent baroque garden. Today it houses a museum of rural cultural history and a gallery of modern art.

Cultural highlights include the annual concerts in the castle courtyard and the "Schlossfestspiele" theatre festival. Also worth seeing are the historic St. Peter's Church and the local history museum in the old town hall.

For culinary specialities, we recommend a visit to the traditional inn "Zum Ochsen" with its regional specialities such as Maultaschen or Spätzle.

In summer, hikes through the picturesque landscape are a great option, while in winter you can put your sporting skills to the test on the nearby ski slopes. Bicycle tours along the Danube cycle path are also very popular with tourists.

If it should ever rain, a visit to the Jordanbad thermal baths or a discovery tour through the numerous museums in the vicinity of Warthausen is worthwhile.

But the most beautiful thing about Warthausen is certainly its idyllic location and the authentic flair of the village. A visit is worthwhile at any time of year!