The Schwäbisch Hall District is located in the north-east of Baden-Württemberg.
Schwäbisch Hall District Map
Towns & Villages in the Schwäbisch Hall District
- Blaufelden
- Braunsbach
- Bühlertann
- Bühlerzell
- Crailsheim
- Fichtenau
- Fichtenberg
- Frankenhardt
- Gaildorf
- Gerabronn
- Ilshofen
- Kirchberg a. d. Jagst
- Kreßberg
- Langenburg
- Mainhardt
- Michelbach a. d. Bilz
- Michelfeld
- Oberrot
- Obersontheim
- Rosengarten (Swabia)
- Rot am See
- Satteldorf
- Schrozberg
- Schwäbisch Hall
- Stimpfach
- Sulzbach-Laufen
- Untermünkheim
- Vellberg
- Wallhausen
- Wolpertshausen
The town of Schwäbisch Hall, often referred to simply as Hall, was the site of salt processing in bygone days. Today it offers astonishing views of huge half-timbered houses nestled together next to the river Kocher looking more like a film set than a genuine town. Make sure you bring your camera!
Langenburg is home to the Langenburg castle which is still privately owned by the Hohenlohe-Langenburg family. It was built in 1226 in the Renaissance style with a wonderful Baroque garden which sees open days each year. If the stunning building wasn’t enough there is also a museum well worth a visit.
If culture is of interest to you, why not look closer at Crailsheim which each year celebrates its survival after a two year siege in 1379.
Alternatively, the nationally-renowned resort town of Vellberg lays on an annual wine tasting festival that would be a shame to miss. ;-)
