Alpspitze Nesselwang
The 1575-metre-high Alpspitz, Nesselwang’s local mountain, offers a 360-degree panorama and can be reached on foot or by cable car.
-
-
Besucherpark Flughafen München – Franz Josef Strauß
A thrilling time for the whole family can be enjoyed at the Visitors’ Park at Munich Airport. The best views can be had from the visitors’ hill. -
Bogenberg
Close to the Lower Bavarian town of Bogen, the steep slopes of the 432-metre-high Bogenberg hill rise from the Danube valley. The rocky outcrops are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. -
Das Blaue Land
Surrounding the Staffelsee – one of the prettiest lakes in Upper Bavaria – is this picturesque holiday region. It’s been the source of inspiration for many famous artists including Gabriel Münter. -
Berchtesgaden-Königssee | Alpen-Nationalpark
Impressive mountains and lakes such as the Watzmann, Jenner and the Königssee in Schönau dominate the Berchtesgaden Alps National Park. -
Brotjacklriegel Region – Sonnenwald
The 1011-metre-high Brotjacklriegel is the Sonnenwald holiday region’s landmark mountain. Wonderful panoramic views can be enjoyed from its observation tower and restaurant. -
Brünnstein – Sudelfeldgebiet
The Brünnstein is located close to the rural community of Oberaudorf in the Bavarian Inn Valley, east of the Sudelfeld region. -
Der Tegernsee
Glistening in the sun on the northern edge of the Alps and surrounded by four, impressive mountains is the crystal clear water of the Tegernsee. It is accessible from almost all of its banks. -
Deutsches Wanderdrehkreuz
The hiking hub in Untereichenstein/Blankenstein is unique in Germany. It’s where five, long-distance footpaths wind their way through the varied landscape and converge. -
Gold-Dorf Nußdorf am Inn
In the Upper Bavarian Inn Valley, adjacent to Tyrol, lies the enchanting and award-winning "golden village" of Nussdorf am Inn. -
Inselstadt Lindau
Lindau is located on the east bank of Lake Constance. It covers an area of around 70 hectares and is therefore the lake’s second largest island. -
Kipfenberg Mittelpunkt Bayerns
The geographical centre of Bavaria is the town of Kipfenberg – or to be more precise: above Kipfenberg Castle, between the town centre and Lake Gelbelsee. This was calculated in 1979 by the state conveyors' office. -
Luisenburg Felsenlabyrinth
Mystical caves and caverns, giant granite rocks and stony viewing points await you in the Luisenburg Rock Labyrinth. A path will lead you past 25 specific points of interest. -
Kiefersfelden im Kaiser-Reich
Renowned for its healthy air, Kiefersfelden is known as the “Gateway to the Kaiser’s Realm” due to its location at the foot of the Kaiser Mountains. -
Naturpark Altmühltal
Altmühltal nature reserve, the fourth largest in Germany, begins north of Ingolstadt and the Danube. It is characterised by low mountain ranges, towering cliffs and quarries.