EN
DE
Ehingen
Idyllically situated on the Upper Swabian Baroque Route between the southern edge of the Swabian Alb and the Danube, Ehingen is an ideal base for discovery tours on foot or by bike. Ehingen's long tradition of beer brewing is also well worth discovering. Together with the local hospitality and welco...
Country: Germany
Transport:
Ehingen is located on the Danube valley train line (Ulm – Donaueschingen). Hourly RegionalExpress trains offer fast connections to Ulm and Sigmaringen. Trains run to Donaueschingen and Neustadt (Black Forest) every two hours. There is also an hourly regional train service to Ulm and Memmingen. This means that two trains an hour depart from Ehingen to Ulm. The town belongs to the Danube-Iller public transport network (DING).
The train station is right in the centre of town and in close proximity to the three breweries, Schwanen, Rössle and Schwert. Ehingen is also easy to reach by car via the B311 (Ulm – Donaueschingen), B465 (Stuttgart – Friedrichshafen) and B492 (Blaubeuren – Ehingen, and on to the A8).
The Danube Cycle Route divides into two sections in Ehingen. The direct route runs along the Danube via Erbach to Ulm. The scenic route passes through the prehistoric Danube valley towards Blaubeuren. The two sections converge again in Ulm.
DANUBE.TRAVEL has no control over the website content generated by users and/or visitors, neither such content represents a statement, opinion, recommendation or rating by DANUBE.TRAVEL. For further information please refer to DANUBE.TRAVEL – General Website Terms and Conditions of Use.