Best places: Tourist attractions in Kirchheim am Neckar, Germany

Museum tracing history of Mercedes & the car industry, with vintage & modern vehicles on display.

👍👍 Nicest view on the Neckar river with such a sunset in this area. Very known to climb. There are several spots for climbers (with mounting spots in the ground). If you are not a climber, there are some places to sit near the edge (can be dangerous!) and relax or to go hiking in this vine area. There...

Opened in 1956, this museum features an extensive collection of bicycles & motorcycles.

Family-friendly technical museum with vehicles, aircraft & locomotives, plus an IMAX 3D cinema.

Futuristic museum tracing Porsche's history, with vehicles from early 20th century to the present.

Sprawling theme park offering over 100 attractions, including water rides & wildlife encounters.

Leisure park with fountains, a 40-m.-high tower with sweeping views, petting zoo & swimming pool.

Well-preserved medieval Cistercian monastery, known for its Romanesque church & gothic cloisters.

👍👍 You can take exhibiting cars in 0 floor.Nice place to take some time without payment of parking lot. Not huge and store also small compare than Audi forum in Ingolstadt

Originally built in the 10th century, this castle houses part of the Württemberg State Museum.

Miniature vintage-style steam & diesel trains offer rides on a track encircling a picturesque park.

Central square with gardens & the 1841 Jubilee Column, plus open-air concerts & summer festivals.

👍👍 Beautiful when decorated for Christmas

Spectacular displays of blooms in themed plantings in the 30-hectare gardens of Ludwigsburg Castle.

Baroque residence housing children's, fashion & ceramics museums with manicured gardens.

👍👍 Phantastic ancient city centre, dating back to the Staufer dynasty as one of their imperial strongholds. Nice little shops, restaurants and cafés. The narrow mews, steep stairs and half-timbered houses are marvellous. The imperial stone towers, cutrain wall and buildings are impressive.

Built 1764–1769, the rococo-style palace of Duke Carl Eugen offers an eatery, hiking trails & views.

Dinosaur & fossil displays, plus a prehistoric human skull exhibited in the natural history museum.

Baroque mansion & gardens beside a boating lake, a venue for firework displays & concerts in summer.

Permanent display of 20th-century art plus special exhibitions of prints, drawings & photographs.