Illingen, Baden-Württemberg

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Illingen is a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. With a population of about 10 000, it is 27 kilometers to the west of Stuttgart, the capital of Baden-Württemberg. The area around the small town is famous for its wineyards and pitcuresque landscape. The most important site in Illingen is the church, dating from the 14th century and the inner town with its restored old houses and buildings.

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Cities and towns in Enz (district)

Birkenfeld (Enz) | Eisingen | Engelsbrand | Friolzheim | Heimsheim | Illingen (Baden-Württemberg) | Ispringen | Kämpfelbach | Keltern | Kieselbronn | Knittlingen | Königsbach-Stein | Maulbronn | Mönsheim | Mühlacker | Neuenbürg | Neuhausen (Enz) | Neulingen | Niefern-Öschelbronn | Ölbronn-Dürrn | Ötisheim | Remchingen | Sternenfels | Straubenhardt | Tiefenbronn | Wiernsheim | Wimsheim | Wurmberg

 
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