"The snug little town - Herrenberg" Herrenberg by sylina

Herrenberg Travel Guide: 7 reviews and 60 photos

Sweet is the only word for this town

I have to say, Herrenberg is the sweetest little town I have ever been to so far.. old buildings and castle were well kept in town center. Neat crooked little alleys were embraced by colourful half-timbered german houses. It was wonderful to stroll along.. As you can see, the weather was not perfect, a bit rainy and cold (kind of my bad.. i was still in my vacation dress back from Greece).. My friend and I stopped at her favourite cafe house - La Dolce Vita.. one cup of hot chocolate and warm croissant fullfilled all the needs from frozen me at that moment.. :) I would recommend Herrenberg to you if you will be close to Stuttgart.. it's only 30 minutes from Stuttgart by train.. and it's so worthy to see... the typical southern german style.. I loved it....

what about a short break on market square

Many cafes where you can enjoy a cozy afternoon..

Bronngasse and Tuebinger Strasse

On those two streets you will find many shops and branches..

Last visit to Herrenberg: Sep 2007
Intro Updated Sep 9, 2007
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Reviews (5)

Great hot chocolate and croissant Restaurants (1)

it's my friend's favourite cafe house in town, and you know.. she always has great taste.. :) more travel advice

countless small alleys Things to Do (4)

I was told these small alleys were waterways in the old times.. now left only is the beautiful street lamp stand in... more travel advice

The oldest house in Herrenberg - Herrenberg

The oldest house in Herrenberg Things to Do (4)

Eltje led me to the oldest house in town... with its well kept facade, the house doesn't look like SO old.. :) more travel advice

Herrenberg's Schlossberg Things to Do (4)

My friend Sebastian told me there were two kinds of castles in Germany, some for amusement, the others for force defend... more travel advice

Comments (3)

balhannah Feb 13, 2011 at 2:22 AM Report Abuse

Nice photo's!
mvtouring Mar 3, 2008 at 9:58 PM Report Abuse

One of the nicest things about VT is stumbling across pages on little places you did not know existed. thanks ;-)
Redang Sep 14, 2007 at 10:02 PM Report Abuse

Fantastic pics!