How Monks and the Common People Once Lived in the Countryside

Park your car in the parking garage for a historical walk through the town of Sigmaringen.
For this you can download a city map, on which the stations are noted.
Alternatively, there is a free app that you can use to take a digital city tour of Sigmaringen. This is available for download via iOS and Android.

In the Campus Galli, a monastery is built according to a plan drawn by monks before 830 AD on the monastery island of Reichenau in Lake Constance. This is the St. Gallen monastery plan. This makes it the oldest building plan in Europe.
On the basis of this plan, the monastery was built with the means and tools available to the monks of that time. A visit to the Campus Galli corresponds to a visit to a monastery construction site in the 9th century. The craftsmen and helpers involved in the construction do so dressed in the clothing of the time. The food corresponds to what people ate in the 9th century.
A visit to Campus Galli is a journey that takes you back centuries in history. Embark on an adventure that will show you how the monks and craftsmen of that time worked and lived.
Opening hours: Monday: day off (open on holidays in Baden-Württemberg). From 01 April to 29 October 2022: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. From 30 October to 06 November 2022: 10:00 to 17:00
In the Kitchen of the Campus Galli you can taste for yourself how the food of that time tasted. However, you won't find coffee, tomatoes or potatoes there. These only came to Europe centuries later.

If you prefer to enjoy light, innovative and seasonal cuisine from today, you will find an excellent selection of fish, meat and vegetarian dishes at froben Restaurant am Schloss in Meßkirch. These can be enjoyed either on the terrace or in the restaurant.

Historic houses from the surrounding area have been rebuilt in the Neuhausen ob Eck open-air museum. They form the backdrop for the exhibitions in the museum. Demonstrations show you how people lived between the Swabian Alb, Lake Constance and the Black Forest over the centuries.
Opening hours: From 26 March to 6 November Tuesday to Sunday, 9.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. Admission until 17.00 (on holidays also open on Mondays!)

In this wine bar and wine bar you can end the day with a Pinsa Romana. Don't know what a pinsa is? Unlike a pizza, you make it with a mixture of wheat, rice and soy flour with a high percentage of water and sourdough. Try them once.
Opening hours: Monday closed Tuesday - Friday, 17:00 - 22:00 Saturday, 09:00 - 14:00 and 17:00 - 22:00 Sunday closed
You can reserve a table here.