Karlsruhe has more to offer than just history; the fan-shaped city boasts a lively student scene and many cultural attractions including art galleries and excellent shopping facilities.

Arts venues such as the renowned Baden State Theatre, a lively cabaret scene, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Music Conservatory, the State Museum of Art and the Baden Art Association make the city an enticing destination for the culturally inclined.

The Karlsruher Messe-und Kongress-GmbH is situated in the middle of one of Europe’s most successful economic, scientific and research regions.

The concept of well-being is a tradition that has been kept alive in Baden-Baden for thousands of years.

Race fever in Baden-Baden/Iffezheim - thrilling atmosphere, suspense and the world's most elegant hats.

Art lovers can expect to find true gems at the Museum Frieder Burda which was built by star architect Richard Meier and features works by contemporary and classic modern artists.

The foothills of the Northern Black Forest, home to small towns such as Sinzheim, Bühl, Bühlertal and Ottersweier, are characterised by a sunny climate and gentle hills with hiking paths, vineyards, and nature trails.

The Upper Rhine Valley is a great spot for water sports and cycling. Whether cruising on the water or exploring its banks - the Rhine is a fascinating river that provides many opportunities for leisure and recreation.

The further you follow the banks of the Murg river upstream, and the closer you get to the town of Freudenstadt, the deeper you will venture into one of the most enchanting valleys of the Black Forest.

Street performers, artists and acrobats enliven the scene in the evening hours. Regardless of what time of year you may choose to come for a visit – Europa-Park hosts changing events throughout the year.

At the spa centres of the Colosseo and Santa Isabel, you can luxuriate in spa treatments that will leave you feeling renewed and revived from head to toe.

Europa-Park also provides unique opportunities for combining work and fun.

In an area where over 70 mountain peaks go above the 1,000 metre line, winter is a great season for outdoor activities.

The Black Forest is an ideal place to recover and unwind from the stress of every-day-life.

The Black Forest is a true paradise for holiday-makers planning to actively experience unspoiled nature.

Inventiveness, pioneering spirit and business acumen have laid the foundation for the success of the TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe.

The TechnologieRegion Karlsruhe consists of ten towns, four districts and one regional association in the Baden area.

The TechnologieRegion has a lot to offer in the way of culture. Its rich cultural landscape is characterised by a mix of baroque monuments and modern architecture, classical music and multimedia, historic city fairs and open air events.