Travel Guide Bavaria

After the Olympic Games in 1972, the 300 ha (741 acres) large park was successfully transformed into a local recreational area in the center of Munich. Joggers, cyclists and swimmers...

The oldest and best known Christmas market in Munich is, without a doubt, the lovely Christkindlmarkt on Marienplatz square. Until Christmas Eve the Christkindlmarkt creates a special...

Pullman City is not just an amusement park – it is a completely reconstructed Western town where the history of the Wild West comes to life. In Eging am See in Lower Bavaria, not far...

At Allgäu Skyline Park near Bad Wörishofen in southern Germany, there’s plenty for adrenaline junkies and families alike. On top of the numerous amusements...

The traditional bath was first mentioned in 1524, but first as a spa bath and only since 1928 as an open-air bath. Nowadays you can enjoy the summer and refresh...

Founded in 1911, zoo Hellabrunn is one of the most visited zoos in germany. The park is located right within the nature preserve of the eastern...

Twice every year, Munich is home to popular Tollwood Festival . Traditionally made up of the Market of Ideas, an organic foodcourt, and a diverse programme of music, theatre,...

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...

The Partnachklamm near Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a spectacular natural spectacle. It was declared a natural monument in 1912. Waterfalls, rapids and...

The Valhalla is Bavarian King Ludwig I.'s legacy. Many personalities of German history are represented here in marble busts and brasses.  In...

Grainau, a village at the foot of Zugspitze, has an impressive natural spectacle in store: Höllental gorge – a feature which has been attracting tourists...

The old summer toboggan run in Nesselwang was dismantled in summer 2021 and replaced by the new "AlpspitzCOASTER" on rails , which can be operated all...