Bavaria from beneath – discover caves in Bavaria

Time for a change of perspective – because Bavaria has plenty to offer under the surface as well.

Time for a change of perspective – because Bavaria has plenty to offer under the surface as well. Children find trips underground particularly exciting. And the good thing for stressed adults – there's no more peaceful place than a cave in Bavaria.

There are more than 1,000 caves in Franconian Switzerland. The most well-known and most accessible...

The largest stalactite in Germany. You certainly won't want for things to see in the Maximilian...

Mining has a long tradition in the Allgäu. This is why an entire museum village has been created...

Below the town hall, 15 prison cells show how prisoners fared in the 14th century. In the Middle...

The Karwendelbahn cable car in Mittenwald takes guests from 933 to 2,244 metres above sea level in...

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From the end of November until 24 December, Marienplatz in Munich is transformed into a festive...

The Nuremberg Toy Museum takes you into the fascinating world of toys - from the first dolls to...

Beer garden tables in the shade of old chestnut trees, beer and hearty dishes all add up to a...

How about a delightful cycle tour along small watercourses? Trace the work of Balthasar Neumann in...

Travel by rail (almost) to the peak – the Bavarian mountains attract both hiking experts and casual mountaineers.

Between the Alps and the limes (the limits of the Roman Empire) – the history of Ancient Rome comes to life in these corners of Bavaria.

Ice skating, ice bathing or a winter walk: even in winter, more than 400 are waiting to be discovered by you in Bavaria.

The little Upper Bavarian community of Eichenau was famous in Europe for its excellent mint for a...