Baden-Württemberg
Yes. Tap water in Baden-Württemberg, Germany is low risk across 19 listed water systems. The safety figure is national, not a town-by-town test.
- 19Low
- 0Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- AalenLow risk
- Esslingen am NeckarLow risk
- Freiburg im BreisgauLow risk
- FriedrichshafenLow risk
- HeidelbergLow risk
- HeilbronnLow risk
- KarlsruheLow risk
- KonstanzLow risk
- LudwigsburgLow risk
- MannheimLow risk
- OffenburgLow risk
- PforzheimLow risk
- ReutlingenLow risk
- Schwäbisch GmündLow risk
- SindelfingenLow risk
- StuttgartLow risk
- TübingenLow risk
- UlmLow risk
- Villingen-SchwenningenLow risk
Germany does not publish drinking-water results town by town. Safety figures are national: in 2020–2022 nearly every tested parameter was met in more than 99% of checks across 2,507 large supply zones. Hardness is the local supplier figure and varies by district. These pages cover the 150 largest cities.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Baden-Württemberg, Germany?
Yes. Tap water in Baden-Württemberg, Germany is low risk across 19 listed water systems. The safety figure is national, not a town-by-town test.
Where do these ratings come from?
German Federal Ministry of Health and Umweltbundesamt, drinking water report 2020–2022; hardness from supplier analyses compiled by wasser-haerte.de. Period covered: 2020 to 2022.