Meßkirch has always been characterised by a lively community. Everyone works together and, together with the town council, shapes what happens in the town.

The small town of Meßkirch is surrounded by a charming landscape between Lake Constance and the Danube valley, directly on the western route of the Upper Swabian Baroque Road and the Hohenzollern Road.

Situated on a hill, the Renaissance castle with the neighbouring courtyard garden and the parish church form a beautiful area that invites you to stroll and linger.

In addition to a museum about the philosopher Martin Heidegger and a classic car museum, the castle also houses the art gallery of the district of Sigmaringen. With its exhibitions and varied range of events, the 16th century Renaissance castle has become a cultural centre for the region.

Meßkirch is not only a lovely small town with a castle and historic town centre that is worth experiencing, Meßkirch is also an attractive place to live for young families and an ideal business location for tradespeople.