explore Ladenburg

Ladenburg, with 1,900 years of urban culture, is one of the oldest German cities on the right side of the Rhine
and was one of the most important Roman metropolises in southwest Germany. Evidence of the eventful history
can be experienced in the Lobdengau Museum and in the old town. In Carl Benz
Park, the former garden of the Benz family, you can marvel at the oldest garage in the world and learn more
about the inventor's life by visiting the car museum.

The historic town center with its fortification wall invites you to stroll with its cozy alleys and squares, attractive
shopping, small boutiques and art galleries. Numerous restaurants around the medieval market square and
beyond offer a wide range of places to linger. For an initial digital overview, we recommend the free Ladenburg
inside app.

Thanks to its central location, you can spread out from Ladenburg in all directions. You go by boat to Heidelberg
and Mannheim, by bike along the mountain road and idyllic small towns or for hiking, between forests and
orchards, in the Odenwald. The combination of city life, nature and typical Electoral Palatinate tradition makes
Ladenburg a very special travel destination on the Neckar and Bergstrasse.