Bavaria in the southeast of Germany is one of the areas that stands out during German holidays. It borders on the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Austria and five regions: Franconia, Bavarian Swabia, Upper Palatinate, Upper Bavaria and Lower Bavaria.
Learn about the state-of-the-art Bavarian engine industry in Ingolstadt, discover its Nazi past in Nuremberg and Berchtesgaden, enjoy world-class wines in Würzburg, take the Bayreuth Wagner Trail or explore countless state-wide kiddy attractions. Destinations are often referred to as ‘everyone something,’ but this is no exaggeration in the case of Bavaria. Every occasion is infused, whatever you do in the Southeast of Germany, with the untranslatable feel-good feeling that makes the exploration of the region so easy. To accommodate here comfortably, book one of the Bavaria Holiday Rentals by Owner with all the amenities.
Plunge into the winter marvellous land of Bavaria. Whether you want to relax for a few days or look for active winter sports: Bavaria offers unforgettable winter holiday activities to individuals, couples and families.
Snowboardening, skiing and sliding in the Bavarian Alps, for example, are the perfect location in Karwendel, in the Berchtesgaden region or in Allgäu to attract visitors by the modern lifts and well-built pistes. Also offering beautiful descents are the Bavarian Forest’s Low Mountains, Rhön Mountains and Fichtel Mountains. You’ll find fantastic cross-country trails of almost 200 kilometres from the Tölzer Land, as elsewhere in Bavaria.
Neuschwanstein, the world’s most famous castle, is nestled in the Bavarian Alps and is a fairy tale. With the help of a theatrical designer, King Ludwig II designs his dream castle, inspiring contemporary fairy stories such as the Disneyland castle of Sleeping Beauty.
You can visit the flamboyant interior of the castle. A gaudy grotto, the Throne Room with its huge crown-like chandelier and a luxurious Minstrels’ Hall are some of the highlights.
Oktoberfest is the biggest fair in the world and one of Germany’s best festivals. More than six million visitors from all around the world come to Munich annually for drinks, snacks and songs.
The Oktoberfest has a fine arms relationship with local citizens, swinging into the oompah of Bavarian bands, seeing traditional costumes and enjoying hearty food and receiving great help from German hospitality. The festival is known for its great beers in massive steines.
The emerald green königssee, a lake surrounded by steep wooded mountain ranges and the rocky cliffs on the Watzmann region, are one of the most beautiful areas in Bavaria. The distinctive red dome of St. Bartholomew’s little pilgrimage church reflects the clear waters on its shore. The church was built in 1697 and the stucco work inside. You can get there by boat from Schönau and you can take a footpath from Malerwinkel on the east bank of the lake, to enjoy a wonderful view of the church and the lake.
While Bavaria is one of Germany‘s most traditional regions and is full of romantic castles, great imperial palaces and dedicated Old World customs, its attractions include a lively scene of contemporary art, cutting-edge design, and state-of-the-art interactive museums.
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