Brotjacklriegel – Sonnenwald region
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.
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Castles and palaces in Regental
The Regen Valley in the Upper Palatinate region is characterised by sprawling wetlands, mixed forests, lush green meadows and numerous castles and palaces. -
Lake Chiemsee | Chiemgau
The Chiemsee-Chiemgau holiday region is one of Germany’s most idyllic. Those on a bathing holiday love Bavaria’s largest lake, while hikers are in their element in the picturesque foothills of the Alps. -
The Gothic town of Landshut
The Gothic town of Landshut is adorned with an impressive array of historic monuments. The most important secular building in the old town is the historic town hall with its Gothic facade. -
Trausnitz Castle in the Valley
Above the River Pfreimd in the Upper Palatinate town of Trausnitz is Castle Trausnitz im Tal, one of the prettiest in Bavaria and was once the home of numerous knights and aristocrats. -
Trausnitz Castle
Perched high above the old town of Landshut is Trausnitz Castle. Its medieval buildings and ring of fortifications give the castle complex an impressive external appearance. -
Brünnstein – Sudelfeld
The Brünnstein is located close to the rural community of Oberaudorf in the Bavarian Inn Valley, east of the Sudelfeld region. -
Chiemgau thermal baths, Bad Endorf
Spa facilities, saunas, wellness and fitness offers, not to mention a Dead Sea salt grotto, are all united under one roof in the Chiemgau Spa in Bad Endorf. -
Lake 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. -
Museum for Historical Maybach Vehicles Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz
In the Maybach Car Museum in Neumarkt, close to Nuremberg, you’ll be taken on a thrilling ride through automobile history. The main focus is the legendary Maybach brand. -
German Car Museum Fichtelberg
In the German Automobile Museum in Fichtelberg you will be able to immerse yourself into Germany’s automobile history. From classic cars to modern vehicles, here you will find exhibits from every era. -
Chiemgau
Surrounding Lake Chiemsee and stretching as far as the Chiemgau Alps is the popular holiday region of Chiemgau. The picturesque backdrop of the alpine foothills is a delight to all nature enthusiasts. -
German-German Museum Mödlareuth
In the German-German Museum in Mödlareuth you will experience a first-hand account of the tragic history of the division of Germany. -
The Rhön Mountains
The most world-renowned UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Germany is the Rhön. The Rhön’s cultural offer is extremely diverse – from the Franconian Open-Air Museum to the impressive Kirchenburg, a fortified church in Ostheim. -
Dinkelsbühl on the Romantic Road
Dinkelsbühl lies on the Romantic Road and is one of Germany’s best preserved medieval towns and features one of the most beautiful wide-aisled, late Gothic churches in southern Germany – St George’s Minster.