Wasserschloss Mitwitz
Mitwitz Castle in the market town of the same name in the Franconian Forest region is nestled in wonderful green parkland and is surrounded by an idyllic moat that reaches right up to the mighty castle walls.
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Zoo Augsburg
Augsburg Zoo covers an area of 22 hectares. Besides species-appropriate habitats for around 1200 animals from all over the world, it has many great offers such as evening tours and jungle nights. -
Vulkanerlebnis Parkstein
The Vulkanerlebnis Parkstein or Parkstein Volcano Experience provides an insight into the natural phenomenon of volcanic eruptions. -
Zeiler Hexenturm Dokumentationszentrum
The witch tower in Zeil am Main tells of times of persecution in the town when local community witch hunts were rife. -
Röttingen Festspielstadt
For more than 40 years, the annual Franconian Festival has taken place on an open-air stage in the historic courtyard of Brattenstein Castle. -
Therme Bad Rodach
The ThermeNatur Spa in Bad Rodach offers relaxation at its very best. Its highly impressive and spacious thermal water bathing complex has a water area covering more than 1000 square metres. -
Ehemalige Innerdeutsche Grenze 1945-1990 | A73
The old border tower in Eisfeld provides an insight into what life was like on the former inner-German border between 1949 and 1990. A model of the former border sections can be viewed on the top floor of the tower. -
Ludwig-Donau-Main-Kanal
Built from 1836 onwards, the Ludwig Canal connected the River Danube at Kelheim with the River Main at Bamberg until the middle of the 20th century. The 173-kilometre-long transportation route strengthened Bavaria‘s economic development. -
Thermal- und Schwefelwasser | Moor – Bad Gögging
Three recognised natural remedies can be found in Bad Gögging: thermal water, sulphur water and natural peat. -
Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte
Known locally as the Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte, the museum uses exhibitions and publications to communicate the history of Bavaria to visitors. -
Ludwig-Donau-Main-Kanal
Built from 1836 onwards, the Ludwig Canal connected the River Danube at Kelheim with the River Main at Bamberg until the middle of the 20th century. The 173-kilometre-long transportation route strengthened Bavaria‘s economic development. -
Tegelbergbahn Schwangau | Königliche Kristall-Therme
The Tegelberg cable car in Schwangau offers wonderful views of East Allgäu’s mountain scenery and the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle. Queen Marie, the mother of King Ludwig II, once resided here. -
Marienweiher Wallfahrtsbasilika
The Marienweiher Pilgrimage Church occupies an idyllic hilltop location in the Franconian Forest. -
Allgäu Skyline Park
Covering an area of 35 hectares, Bavaria’s largest leisure park delights visitors with a special blend of recreational fun and relaxation thanks to its numerous green spaces, lakes and cosy resting spots. -
nuernberg.de
The city of Nuremberg’s major landmark is the Kaiserburg – one of the most important imperial castles in the Holy Roman Empire during the Middle Ages.