10 experiences at Bavarian stations

Your next train doesn't leave for another hour? Perfect! Short visits to these stations in Bavaria can be an experience.

Your next train doesn't leave for another hour? Perfect! Short visits to these stations in Bavaria can be an experience. None of these trips take longer than around 60 minutes.

The artisans' yard is a collection of small workshops that lets visitors see a living tradition of...
Fancy relaxing in nature or enjoying a cappuccino with a fifty's flair? For the former, we...
Drink a glass of wine on the Old Main Bridge, admire your reflection in the palace's imperial hall...
Regensburg, the small metropolis on the Danube, has a lot to offer: From Regensburg Cathedral to...
Sportland Erlangen leisure centre is a five-minute walk away from the station. How about a quick...
Historical museum with contemporary relevance: The Jewish Museum Augsburg shows the transformation...
You can stroll through the shops in just ten minutes from the railway station. Bayreuth's public...
Visit the historic baroque city of Passau on the three rivers Danube, Inn and Ilz on an excursion...
Bamberg is famous for its horticulture. Dive into the life and work of gardeners and wine makers...
For children, a trip to a farm is a great adventure. We have compiled five adventure farms for you, which you can easily reach by train. One of the most attractive major railway stations in Germany. Craving adventure and adrenaline? You'll be in your element at these destinations, even in the winter. A spectacular place in this Franconian metropolis. Not far from the imposing Trausnitz Castle, the Landshut Salt Grotto offers a special oasis of... Discover Bavaria's most beautiful sights in nature with DB Regio. Get inspired by the best excursion tips for Bavaria now! Visit the Costume Museum in Holzhausen and find out what a real Bavarian costume ("Tracht") looks... The best travel snack tips for the entire family A wonderful trip: Kösseinehaus cabin has been enticing hikers to the Fichtel mountains since 1903.