Erding Spa
The world's largest thermal spa is located in Erding near Munich, and the thermal water is extracted from a depth of 2350 metres. It offers unforgettable feel-good moments and 365 days of summer a year.
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Pilgrimage town of Birkenstein
Nestled between woodlands and the foot of the Breitenstein Mountain lies the famous pilgrimage site of Birkenstein. Both hikers and pilgrims are attracted here. -
Frontiers of the Roman Empire – World Cultural Heritage
The Roman and Bajuwaren Museum at the castle in Kipfenberg provides information about the Roman Limes World Heritage Site. The Limes Roman frontier passed through this area in the Altmühl valley 2000 years ago. -
Wendelstein
A ride with the Wendelstein railway will take you to the top of the 1838-metre-high Wendelstein, one of Upper Bavaria’s prettiest mountains for an excursion. -
Samerberg-Hochries – hiking paradise
The Samerberg / Hochries region in the Chiemgau Alps is a paradise for hikers thanks to its unspoilt nature and a variety of footpaths. -
Waldkraiburg, from bunker to adventure town
Waldkraiburg has come a long way since the days of the Second World War when it was an explosives-producing facility with 500 bunkers. The industrial museum Bunker 29 allows visitors to relive the past. -
Traunstein – hometown of Pope Benedict XVI
Traunstein is the hometown of Pope Benedict XVI: Joseph Ratzinger grew up here close to Lake Chiemsee in the main town of the Chiemgau region. His local parish church was St. Oswald. -
Werdenfelser Land
The Werdenfelser Land’s two prominent landmarks are the ruins of Werdenfels Castle, the region’s namesake, and Germany’s highest peak, the 2962-metre-high Zugspitze. -
Wilparting Pilgrimage Church
Surrounded by meadows, the Pilgrimage Church of Wilparting is visible from afar. With the alpine panorama in the background, Irschenberg’s small village church is a popular subject for photographs. -
Pilgrimage town and Shrine of Europe Altötting
Altötting is a member of the Shrines of Europe, the most important Marian pilgrimage sites in Europe. The centre of the pilgrimage town is the small Chapel of Grace with its famous “Black Madonna”. -
Zugspitzland
The Zugspitzland is part of the region of Werdenfelser Land and offers breathtaking views of the Wetterstein Mountains including the Alpspitze and Zugspitze. -
Wolfratshausen – the log-driving town
Nestled between the Loisach and Isar rivers lies the rafting town of Wolfratshausen. Centuries ago, the combination of the two rivers and rafting as the most important means of transport helped it to prosperity. -
Andechs Monastery (Kloster Andechs)
Visible from afar, the Andechs monastery is located atop the "Holy Mountain" in the pilgrimage town of Andechs, the second largest in Bavaria. -
Lake Staffelsee – Motorboat Cruise
A great way to get to know one of Bavaria’s prettiest lakes along with its seven islands is with a motorboat cruise. -
Domberg and Weihenstephan – Freising
Rising close to the historic old town of Freising is the famous Domberg hill with its Baroque cathedral. The former diocesan town is also a centre of brewing with the research facilities of the town’s university.