Welcome to the Hohenstaufenstadt of Göppingen.

The Göppingen town hall is located in the heart of Göppingen on the market square.

Where the town library is housed today was once the seat of the Adelberg monastery.

Göppingen and Foggia in Apulia have been twinned since 1971.

The site was built over in 1874 with a school building, today the old building of the Freihof-Gymnas

The synagogue was built in 1880/81 according to plans by Christian Friedrich von Leins.

The castle was built between 1556 and 1565.

The half-timbered building was completed in the middle of the 16th century.

The town church is located in the middle of the town center, north of the main street.

From 1707 until the 19th century, the building served as a granary.

The stately half-timbered house, known simply as the "Storchen" for short.

If you follow the road from the "Storchen" to the east, you will find yourself in Wühlestraße.

The hotel "zu den Aposteln" in the lower Marktstraße was once the first house on the square.