Bad Kissingen – Bavarian State Spa resort and casino
From the KissSalis Spa to the oldest casino in Bavaria – Bad Kissingen with its Staatsbad or ’State Spa’ distinction is infused with a very special kind of magic.
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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. -
Schmerlenbach Pilgrimage Church
The Schmerlenbach Pilgrimage Church bears testament to a long, spiritual history. Following restauration work, the site has been the home to an education and retreat centre since 1982. -
Schönwald – nature and porcelain
Schönwald on the Porcelain Route combines the production of fine porcelain with the natural surroundings of the Fichtel mountain range. Porcelain has left its mark on the town since 1879. -
Tirschenreuth Wetlands
The Tirschenreuth Teichpfanne is an area consisting of around 2500 ponds and small lakes – the largest wetland landscape of its kind in Germany. -
Maria Birnbaum Pilgrimage Church
The listed Pilgrimage Church of Maria Birnbaum in Sielenbach is a building of great beauty and is reminiscent of orthodox structures. The Teutonic Knight Philipp Jakob von Kaltenthal commissioned the Baroque church. -
Bad Abbach – thermal and sulphurous water and natural healing moor
Bad Abbach is renowned for its health-promoting resources: sulphurous thermal water and precious peat. Everything comes from the spa town’s natural surroundings. -
Tourist Region of Obermain Jura
The Upper Main Jura tourism region also goes by the name of “God’s Garden” due to its breathtaking natural scenery. Rolling hills, forests and vast river wetlands characterise the region. -
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. -
Romantic Königsberg in Bayern
With its picturesque half-timbered houses, old cobbled streets and historic salt market, romantic Königsberg in Bavaria is a gem straight out of a picture book. -
Schweiklberg Abbey Vilshofen
Perched above the attractive old town of Vilshofen an der Donau is Schweiklberg Abbey. The twin-tower abbey with its restaurant, garden nursery and shop has been the home to Benedictine monks since 1905. -
Steigerwald Centre and Treetop Walk
The "Steigerwald Centre – experience sustainability" is located on the edge of the forest in Handthal. At the interactive hands-on stations, you can learn interesting facts about the Steigerwald. -
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. -
Velburg stalactite cave
The King Otto Cave close to the town of Velburg is one of the finest caves in Germany. A shepherd discovered it by chance in 1895 when the fox he was chasing appeared to vanish into the mountain. -
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.