PLAZA INN Bruchsal

Bruchsal Baroque Palace from 1722 with the Museum of Mechanical Musical Instruments.

It is located in the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Speyer and is the cathedral church of the Catholic Diocese of Speyer and parish church of the cathedral parish.

Race track with museum and guided tours, Grand Prix and vintage car events as well as open-air concerts.

In this idyllic park, a variety of animals are kept in species-appropriate conditions in large enclosures, stables, and aviaries: goats, ponies, donkeys, fallow deer, mouflon, alpacas, maras, ostriches, ibex, and various bird species. In addition, there is probably the largest free-living white stork colony in Germany, if not Europe: 20 to 30 pairs of white storks live and breed here.

The Turmberg is the local mountain of the former Baden residence town of Durlach. It is 256 meters high and the northwesternmost peak of the Black Forest, at the transition between the low mountain range and the hilly Kraichgau region.

Karlsruhe Palace was built from 1715 onwards in the Baroque style as the residence of Margrave Karl Wilhelm of Baden-Durlach. It served as the residence of the Margraves and Grand Dukes of Baden until 1918. Today, the building houses the Baden State Museum and part of the Federal Constitutional Court. Here you can experience a cultural institution in the heart of Karlsruhe, the "fan-shaped city," on the edge of the Hardt Forest.

The Center for Art and Media (ZKM) is a globally unique cultural institution located in a listed industrial building, a former munitions factory in Karlsruhe. The ZKM unites all media and artistic genres and was founded in 1989 with the aim of bridging classical art with the digital age. Here you can immerse yourself in painting, photography, and sculpture while simultaneously enjoying film, video, music, and performance.

The Karlsruhe Natural History Museum is an experience for visitors of all ages. Its permanent collections and vivarium showcase native and exotic animals and plants in lifelike displays.

A profusion of blossoms year-round: The Botanical Garden was established in the 19th century as a green oasis for margraves and grand dukes on the edge of Karlsruhe's palace gardens. Today, the Botanical Garden, located in the heart of the city, is a recreational area for tourists and locals alike. Here, you can combine your walk in nature with the exhibition in the gatehouse to learn more about its history.

Modern, family-friendly adventure pool with indoor/outdoor areas, pool with slides, saunas and current channel.

The Baden State Theatre Karlsruhe is a multi-genre theatre in Karlsruhe. It encompasses opera, ballet, concerts, drama, as well as the Young State Theatre and People's Theatre divisions, founded in 2011. The theatre also includes the Baden State Orchestra Karlsruhe and the Baden State Opera Chorus.

The market square is the central heart of Karlsruhe's city center and, alongside Kaiserstraße, the hub of Karlsruhe's city life.