Places with audio guides

A distinctive peak of the Lechtal Alps above the Sulzeltal valley, offering a demanding ascent, an exposed ridge, and sweeping panoramic views.

Austria's largest family park offers fairy-tale zones, attractions, a petting zoo, and a history dating back to 1968.

The former aircraft production site in Taucha recalls industry linked to Auto Union, forced labor, and the plant’s postwar dismantling.

A moated castle in Balve with roots in the Middle Ages, a long tradition of the Landsberg-Velen family, and the well-known Balve Optimum equestrian tournament.

A protected heritage castle in the southwestern corner of the historic center of Gmünd, with a Romanesque core, a tower, and a four-winged layout.

The State Gallery in Stuttgart combines the neoclassical Alte Staatsgalerie and the modern Neue Staatsgalerie, with important collections from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

A former Savoyard castle from the fourteenth century, remodeled in the seventeenth century, partly protected as a historic monument.

The bronze monument to Gotthold Ephraim Lessing on Lessing Square in Braunschweig, the work of Ernst Rietschel from 1853.