Laupheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional surroundings of Laupheim are the Ulm Museum, Klingenstein Castle, Neubronn Castle, the Lower Kuhberg Fort, the zoo/aquarium, and Stoffelberg. The Ulm Museum is therefore a specific point of reference for those interested in culture.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Laupheim.

Landscape

Heuberg is located in the immediate surroundings of Laupheim.

Steinberg is situated in the surrounding area of Laupheim.

History and Culture

Großlaupheim Castle stands on a hill on the outskirts of Laupheim, near the local parish church; a castle in Laupheim is documented for the first time around 1100.

Laupheim developed into a market town after the town was granted the right to hold regular markets in 1430. A weekly market and an annual St. Gallus market contributed to its growth as a trading center.

Laupheim's Jewish heritage includes the historic Jewish quarter of Judenberg with its cemetery, synagogue, school, and rabbinical office.

Transport

Laupheim is part of the regional Donau-Iller transport network; local and regional bus routes serve the surrounding villages in several directions. For travelers who consider regional bus connections when choosing a destination, this transport context is a relevant aspect.

For a broader overview, you can also visit the destination pages for Langenenslingen, Riedlingen, Bad Buchau, Königshofen, Altheim, Biberach An Der Riß, Oggelshausen, and Achstetten.

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Biberach.