Tourist Attractions in Bavaria

Located in Upper Bavaria in the eponymous city of Burghausen, Burghausen Castle is the world's longest castle complex , featuring a length...

In the beautiful centre of Munich, located on Prater Island, the Alpine Museum invites you to come along and delve into the fascinating world of the Alps ....

Featuring fun and excitement for young and old, Bayern Park in the Lower Bavarian town of Reisbach is an ideal destination for the whole family. Boredom...

Easily discernible from afar, Regensburg St. Peter Cathedral marks the centre of the city's old town. The Gothic architecture of the sacral building is perceptible from an...

The 'Fischerviertel' (fishermen district) is located in the historic part of Ulm. Small alleys, lovely timbered houses, cute bridges and squares, cosy cafes and restaurants...

With the AlpspitzKICK, you race down towards the valley at up to 120 kilometres per hour on a wire rope for 1.2 kilometres. This makes the...

The town of Furth im Wald in the Upper Palatinate has two interesting municipal museums to offer. The historic city tower and the adjacent buildings...

Air paintings on the facades tell interesting stories about the historical Garmisch and revive the past. You will pass Werdenfelser farmhouses with splendidly decorated balconies. At...

The Hermitage is a historical park at the gates of Bayreuth. With its many hidden corners, fountains and interesting building elements, it attracts...

St. Stephan's Cathedral in Passau is a Baroque episcopal church , built between 1668 and 1692. It is located at the highest elevation between rivers Danube and Inn, which coalesce only...

In the heart of Bavaria and the beautiful city of Regensburg is the ancestral seat of the world famous princely house of Thurn und Taxis . During Advent,...

Located on Frauenplatz square in the city centre, the Cathedral of Our Lady, known as Frauenkirche, is one of Munich's most famous landmarks. Frauenkirche is a three-aisled lathe...

Marienplatz is a central square in Munich's city centre. From almost every side road around it, you can easily get to the square. It is the ideal starting point for a walk through...

Bavarian Forest National Park is the first and oldest national park in Germany . On 243 sqare kilometres, the area by the Czech border follows the philosophy of 'letting nature be...

To present the rich art treasures of the Wittelsbach family, King Ludwig I had the Alte Pinakothek built in Munich at the beginning of the 19th century....

High mountains, deep valleys, and crystal clear mountain rivers are what characterises the reserve Berchtesgaden National Park right at the German-Austrian border. The only Alpine...

The  Söllereck   in Oberstdorf in the Allgäu not only attracts skiers in winter with its well-prepared slopes, but also offers an attraction in...

The climbing forest at Söllereck near Oberstdorf is Germany's highest forest ropes course at an altitude of almost 1400 metres and offers you well...

Märchenpark Marquartstein is the perfect destination for the whole family – offering fun for visitors young and old. The park’s wide variety of...

The Treetop Path (Waldwipfelweg) in Sankt Englmar offers something for young and old all year round. You move along a footbridge up to 30 metres...

The largest ice cave in all of Germany is enthroned at the lofty heights of the Untersberg at 1,570 metres above Marktschellenberg. It holds 60,000...

The Magic Bavaria is an Upside-Down-adventure museum which is totally new in Munich. On 1000 square meters the exhibition shows the highlights of Bavaria;...

The WOW Museum in Munich is a place full of optical illusions. Here you will find a fantastic mix of interactive learning and fun. You can experience this...

The pilgrimage church of the Flagellated Saviour on the Wies - in short Wieskirche or just "The Wies" - near Steingaden is a true rococo jewel and to this day a popular destination for...