Balthasar Neumann and Werneck Castle
Werneck Palace was built as a summer residence for the prince-bishop by the famous master builder and architect Balthasar Neumann. It is considered a real gem among the palaces of southern Germany.
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Historic Old Town of Amberg
Amberg's historic old town is one of the best preserved in Germany. It is surrounded by an almost uninterrupted medieval enceinte, a defensive line of wall towers and curtain walls, with four gatehouses. -
Ansbach Festival
When the sound of music wafts through the evening air in the court garden in Ansbach, then one thing is certain: the festival season has begun. -
Augsburg – City of the Renaissance
Augsburg is the third largest city in Bavaria. During the Renaissance, merchant families – especially the Fuggers and Welsers – stamped their mark on Augsburg and transformed it into an elite European trading centre. -
Fürstenfeld baroque church
The Abbey Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, designed by Antonio Viscardi and co-designed by the Asam brothers, with its opulent interior, is an impressive testimony to Baroque architecture. -
Bavarian Spa Country – Bad Birnbach
Bad Birnbach in the Bavarian Spa Region or Bayerisches Thermenland offers a fabulous mix of thermal water, wellness and cycling. The thermal waters that rise here do wonders for body and mind. -
Farmhouse Museum – Amerang
The Amerang Farmhouse Museum in the municipality of Amerang in Upper Bavaria provides a glimpse of regional rural life in years gone by. -
Bavarian Forest
The Bavarian Forest offers visitors numerous delights such as its beautiful river valleys, lakes and bizarre rock formations. Numerous hiking trails lead through two nature reserves and the national park. -
Baroque Wiesentheid
The baroque town of Wiesentheid is a real treasure trove. Reflections of a grand past are chronicled by numerous townhouses and the impressive Baroque ensemble comprising Schönborn Palace, the town hall and the Church of St. Mauritius. -
Bavarian State Spa – Bad Brückenau
In Bad Brückenau with its Staatsbad or ‘State Spa’ destination, you can walk in the footsteps of the Bavarian king Ludwig I who once had his summer residence here. -
Bavarian Jura
In the idyllic Bavarian Jura region, you can experience at first hand how the forces of nature shaped impressive landscapes. Where the Jurassic Sea existed millions of years ago, there are now buttes, karst landscapes and stalactite caves. -
Bavarian Spa Country – Bad Füssing
With its three spas, Bad Füssing in the Bavarian Spa Region or Bayerisches Thermenland is Europe’s largest thermal spa resort. Touring the idyllic river floodplains on two wheels will prove a delight to all cyclists. -
Bad Steben – Bavarian State Spa and casino
Bad Steben with its casino and Staatsbad or ‘State Spa’ destination has had a long and distinguished past. Features in the town’s modern spa include a Wellness Dome and a sauna complex that features a natural pond for bathing in. -
Ansbach – Kaspar Hauser City
In Ansbach you can find out more about the mysterious life of the foundling Kaspar Hauser, who lived here from 1830 until his violent death in 1833. Every two years, a Kaspar Hauser Festival is held in the town. -
Visitors park at Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport
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.