Mögglingen

The landscape is characterized by the Rosenstein and the Albtrauf at the Pfaffenberg.Mögglingen represents the gateway to the Rems Valley and the Rems river flows through the municipality. A trail along the Limes with relevant information has been created at the Limes-Wanderparkplatz (hiking car park) with panorama of the Swabian Alb.

The prehistory of the municipality of Mögglingen dates back to the Celtic Hallstatt culture. After the collapse of the Roman Empire around 500 AD, the Germanic Alemanni settled the area of today's Mögglingen. Mögglingen was first mentioned in a charter in 1143.

The 33 m high church tower from the 12th century towers above the historical centre. It is well worth seeing and attracts attention from afar. An interesting review into the history of the village is offered to interested visitors during guided tours in the Micheleshaus and in the parish barn. Handicraft and rural life are presented here in a very authentic and tangible way. In addition to the baroque vicarage, art treasures can be seen in the parish church of St. Peter and Paul. A Stations of the Cross by the artist priest Sieger Köder and sculptures by Prof. Otto Herbert Hajek can be found there, which are brought closer to the visitor through guided tours.