Chiemsee Lake is one of the largest freshwater lakes, located close to the foothills of the Alps in the region of Bavaria, Germany. No wonder it is called the “Bavarian Sea”. Located just 90 km from Munich, the lake is loved by many Bavarians as the best place to relax in the summer, but tourists…
Bayreuth is one of the most remote towns in Bavaria in a series of other similar towns that have preserved the features of medieval architecture. Bayreuth will amaze you with its authenticity. Here you can walk along the austere squares, narrow cobbled streets and admire the sophisticated architecture. Bayreuth is also called the “town of…
Bad-Kissingen is a thermal resort located in the north of Bavaria in the historical region of Franconia. On the territory of the town there are 4 mineral springs, each of which has its own “specialization”. Sanatoriums, spa hotels, parks and gardens – that’s what Bad Kissingen is famous for. There are different ways of how…
Landshut is an old town near Munich in Bavaria with a history of almost 800 years. Landshut has preserved many features of the Middle Ages in its town centre, including narrow cobbled streets and monumental Gothic buildings. Besides, the town is surprisingly green, with many park areas and places for strolling around. Table of Contents:…
Bad-Reichenhall is a wonderful little town in the very south of Germany. Geographically located in the German region of Bavaria, Bad Reichenhall is situated near the border with Austria. The town is a balneological and climatic resort though. At the countryside of Bad Reichenhall, there are springs with mineral water. You can try their healing…
Berchtesgaden is a South Bavarian resort in the foothills of the Alps, considered to be one of the untouched corners of Germany. Berchtesgaden is a small cozy town with old narrow streets and colorful houses, but what exactly will amaze you is a magnificent countryside with mountains, lakes, salt mines, valleys and forests. There are…
Lindau is one of the four major towns situated on the shores of Lake Constance. The town is administratively located in the Bavaria region, while the other three major towns – Meersburg, Friedrichshafen and Konstanz – are in the Baden-Wurttemberg region. The southern part of Lake Constance belongs to the territory of Austria and Switzerland….
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is considered to be a picturesque historic town located in the northeastern part of Bavaria. Rothenburg is situated close to other Franconian cities such as Nuremberg and Wurzburg that is why tourists often combine their trip to visit all three towns at once. The towns are famous for the numerous architectural…
The town of Wurzburg is located in the historical region of Lower Franconia on the territory of modern Bavaria. This city is famous for its baroque monuments, wine-making traditions and for one of the oldest universities in Germany. Every year Wurzburg attracts a large number of tourists, competing with another famous city in the region…
Augsburg is one of the oldest cities in Germany, which is why it attracts so many visitors each year and is often considered one of the top day trips from Munich. If you’re looking for the best things to do in Augsburg, you’ll find a city rich in history, culture, and beautifully preserved architecture. From…