Undingen sits on the Swabian Alb in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, where open farmland and woodland spread across a limestone plateau shaped by karst. The settlement is one of four localities in the municipality of Sonnenbühl, created in 1975 from the former independent communities of Undingen, Erpfingen, Genkingen and Willmandingen. This is upland Swabia: a rural part of the Alb known for its caves, dry valleys and long-established agricultural character. The wider area belongs to the UNESCO Global Geopark Swabian Alb, which interprets the region’s geology and fossil heritage. Find related webcams around Sonnenbühl and the Swabian Alb to build a fuller picture of Undingen’s highland setting.
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