Ascent of the Blaserturm

The first systematic female witch-hunts in Germany, led by papal inquisitor Henricus Institor, occurred in Ravensburg in 1484. Learn more about the locations, victims and perpetrators of the...

Ravensburg is one of the attractive, particularly well-maintained historic cities of southern Germany. As an imperial city and headquarters of the Ravensburg trading company, Ravensburg as the...

The Ravensburg Art Museum was awar- ded the German architecture prize 2013 and was named “Museum of the Year 2015” by the International Asso- ciation of Arts Critics (AICA). The Selinka...

The children’s guided visit is designed for children aged 5 to 10. The kids happily embark on the 80-minute tour without the supervision of their parents. They are given their equipment and set out...

Journey back to medieval Humpis Quarter in Ravensburg old town, the largest and best-preserved medieval residential area in southern Germany. The seven buildings represent a fascinating living...

During a walk through the old town, the history of the Ravensburger women from the Middle Ages to the 20th century comes alive: Learn about pious monastery women, hard-working innkeepers, quarrelsome...

A city play set in 18th-century Ravensburg with the curious tower watchwoman Regina Nabholzin, played by Ana Schlaegel, Daniela Jakob or Angelika Wagner. ... There he stands on a footstool, dressed...

How does a game come into being? Why does one piece of a jigsaw always fit exactly into another? How is a book made? In the Museum Ravensburger, take an interactive journey through the world famous...