International
Epping will be hosting this year’s autum visit
Our UK phone box in Eppingen is now a miniature library
International Zoom meeting: 5 August at 7 pm UK time (tbc)
Local

Thurs. 30 July, Stammtisch
Pub lunch for the Epping twinners
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9–16 June
Eppingen hosted visitors from Epping
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Looking Back
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Sept. 2025: Autumn visit
An enjoyable trip to Eppingen – as always
July 2025: Altstadtfest
Eppingen’s Old Town Festival
July 2025: Epping Town Show
Friends from Eppingen joined us for this event
May 2025: English course
Much more than just learning the language
Sept. 2024: Autumn visit to Epping
A well-organised trip enjoyed by all
Apr. 2024: Learning German
At the language course in Eppingen
Apr. 2024: Epping twinners
Honoured with the Community Award
Sept. 2023: Language course in Epping
Practising one’s English in the pub
June 2023: 40th anniversary in Eppingen
Renewing the bonds of friendship

A market town that is steeped in tradition
Epping has much to offer to both residents and visitors.
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Links and contact information
Other organisations with twinning links, and general information.
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Looking for oportunities to learn German?
Find out what resources are available in the Epping area and online.
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Half-timbered town in south-west Germany
Eppingen is in the German state of Baden-Württemberg.
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Looking for German foods in the UK?
Shops, suppliers and restaurants within reach of Epping.
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Recipes for food lovers in both countries
Discover some of Eppingen’s favourite foods.
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Switching languages
This is a bilingual website – click on the national flags at the top of the page to switch between English and German. (Some pages are available in only one language.)
‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ comes to Eppingen!
A family from Detroit in the USA contacted the Eppingen association via our website, asking for help in tracing their German ancestry there. In September 2024 they travelled to Eppingen, where committee members Heike Lachowitzer and Eva Mairhofer were able to help them with their research – and threw in a guided tour of the town for good measure.
With further assistance from family historians, a trawl of the archives enabled them to identify their local ancestors as well as distant relatives currently living in the area. This was a very moving experience for the American family, and another visit is in the pipeline.













