Best places: Things to dos in Söllingen, Germany

Single-drop waterfall falling over a cliff in a river valley, accessed by steep trail through trees.

Verdant gardens bordering a landmark riverside walkway with oak & lime trees, plus seasonal azaleas.

👍👍 Had a good hike and get to enjoy serenity and peace. There wasn't many people at all. In awe of the rock formation surrounding the area. Will come back again.

Wildlife park with cats, goats & alpaca, plus a beer garden also serving hot dishes & ice cream.

👍👍 From the parking place you have to walk almost 2.6 km to get there. The wooden bridge takes you through the forest and finally you reach the lake. There are benches to sit back and relax and enjoy the lovely view. It’s a must visit.

Public space in storied surroundings hosting light shows, ice skating & other seasonal activities.

Open-air animal park with a pedestrian loop, featuring bears, wolves & lynxes in a forested habitat.

👍👍 The Dahlia Garden is a beautiful walk along the Lichtentaler Allee & the small canal through tree lined parkland. We were lucky to find everything in bloom (very early September) and it was a riot of colour and incredible Dahlias from all over the world. Incredible display and a great reward for a...

Picturesque hiking area with waterfalls & medieval monastery ruins.

Steep funicular railway to Merkur Mountain's summit tower, restaurant & hiking paths.

Landscaped gardens around Karslruhe Palace featuring a lake, paths & grassy space for picnics.

👍👍 Nice place for hiking, beer, liquor and soft drinks on the way. Bring at least 5 hours of time

👍 Nice park, castle for families. Whole day walking over the forest. Fantstic place.

👍 Good viewing tower with a lift up it (free). You ideally need to get there via the funicular first though. Cash only to get funicular !

Urban botanical garden founded in the early 1800s featuring large & historic greenhouses.

👍👍 Very nice view of Trifels Castle too. Better view than from the Martins Tower, but no roof. A little further down there is also good seating at the Rehbergquelle, I think there was only a bench up near the tower. Conclusion: It's nice that something like this still exists without opening hours and...

Ruins of a mountaintop castle that was built in the 13th-century for Walter von Geroldseck.