Imagine you are standing in front of the Tübinger Tor in Reutlingen – a stone witness from days long past.
As early as the 13th century, it stood as part of the city wall guarding the entrance to the medieval town.

Through this gate, merchants and travelers passed on their way to Tübingen, while above, the guards kept watch.
Its half-timbered addition from the 14th century and the old rusticated ashlar tell of protection, pride, and craftsmanship.

Today, the gate stands like an open history book in the middle of the city – as a symbol of Reutlingen’s roots and change.
Here you feel how history stays alive – in every stone, every glance, and every step through.