Top Rated Attractions in Bad Mergentheim

Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is located in the forests of Bad Mergentheim. Spread over 86.49 acres (35 hectares), this park offers visitors a glimpse of the region’s diverse wildlife. There are no cages or wires or fences, and over 70 species are kept in the natural environment. If you are looking for a unique and comprehensive experience in exploring the fauna and domesticated animals of the region then Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is the place to be. The park houses both indigenous wild fauna and domesticated creatures like horses, goats and cattle.

The lush greenery, tall trees and glowing flowers of Kurpark open up an exotic oasis in Bad Mergentheim. Ideal for jogging, the park boasts of a spa, three drinking sources and Paulsquelle, which offer spa treatments. Also found here is the Japanese garden, which has a rose garden and also a watercourse.

Eberstadter Tropfsteinhöhle or Eberstadter stalactite cave is a natural wonder and a must-see while in the region, located within the Geopark Bergstraße-Odenwald. The guided tour allows you to explore the natural wonder and beauty of these caves. Watch the play of light on these strangely mesmerizing rock formations. You'll feel transported to another world within these caves. Learn about these strange geological formations, as your guide takes you around the cave. This is an experience you won't soon forget.

Located within the Altstadt area, the Residenzplatz is a significant local square. The square is also known to be home to the Residence Palace. A popular meeting place for the locals, it plays host to local and cultural events. Musical concerts and festivals are held at the Residenzplatz frequently.

Said to be the first stone bridge to be built in Germany, this iconic 12th Century pedestrian bridge is a beautiful landmark of the city. The bridge was heavily damaged during the Second World War but was fully restored in the years after the war. Natural stones were used to build this arched bridge. Detailed carved statues of many religious, as well as royal figures, stand on this bridge. The bridge has twelve sculptures of saints including one of Pippin, the canonized father of Charles and also the founder of the Carolingian dynasty.

Discover the splendor and natural beauty of North Bavaria by paying a visit to the spectacular Steigerwald Nature Park. This park was established in the summer of 1988, and its popularity has been on a rise ever since. It sprawls over an area of 1,280 square kilometers (490 square miles), and a substantial part of the same belongs to protected areas. The terrain of this green space is dominated by vineyards, woodlands and ponds. Several trails can be spotted throughout the vast expanse of the forested section. With numerous picnic spots, this place is perfect for family outings.