THINGS TO SEE IN Heidenheim

Brenz origin
Auf 52 Kilometern Länge erzählt uns die Brenz faszinierende Geschichten über die Zeit: wie sie über Hunderttausende Jahre hinweg ihr Tal formte, wie sie Menschen Nahrung, Arbeit und Energie gab.

Eselsburg Valley
It is ideal for hiking, cycling and spending time in untouched nature.

Michael´s Church
The Protestant St. Michael’s Church is based on the late Romanesque St. Nicholas Chapel (1210 – 1220).

Brenz Park
Every season and time of day has its own special charm in Brenzpark.

Hellenstein Castle
Hellenstein Castle is a fortress located above the town of Heidenheim an der Brenz.

Voith-Arena
It is the home stadium of the Bundesliga football club 1. FC Heidenheim 1846

exhibitions, Museums & ART

Cave adventure world
The HöhlenSchauLand adventure museum offers talking stones, bats and hands-on earth history.

Reff Museum Gerstetten
The geological subsoil of the municipality of Gerstetten formed a reef in a tropical sea 145 million years ago.

Environmental station "mooseum"
It includes well-founded information, large-format photos and interesting exhibits as well as play stations for children.

Reverberatory furnace
This crane, which carried out the work with the iron casting in the 19th and 20th centuries, can still be operated by hand in the reverberatory furnace building today.

Historic file grinding shop
The file grinding shop houses a museum on Königsbronn’s industrial history.

Gerstetten Railway Museum
The museum provides an insight into the importance of the railway for the industrialization and development of the Alb plateau from 1906 onwards.

Heidenheim Art Museum
The art museum in Heidenheim presents contemporary art and art of the 20th century in changing exhibitions.

Museum in the Roman Baths
The museum displays impressive remains of the important Roman settlement of Heidenheim.

Steiff Museum
In the historical section you can see selected and now rare pieces from the more than 140-year history of Steiff.