Baroque splendor, farmhouses, vintage cars and ostrich farm

In the morning we drove to Wolfegg and initially walked to St. Katharina Parish Church, adorned with rich stucco and fresco decorations.

The nearby princely castle is still inhabited, so it cannot be visited.

After so much splendor, we visited a museum about those who financed it all: the farmers.

At the farmhouse museum, an exhibition commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' War informs about the uprisings in the 16th century when the farmers rebelled against the rule of nobility and church.

In the open-air museum, we saw various farmhouses from earlier times in the Ravensburg district.

Wolfegg also has a second museum where you can also take a journey through time - albeit into the somewhat younger past:

In the automobile museum, many models from different decades are displayed alongside other exhibits.

Among them, there is also a replica of the DeLorean from