The 5 most beautiful lake cruises in Bavaria

Take a trip to the water by rail. You don't need a coastline to enjoy a day by the water.

When the sun comes out at the weekend, Bavarians travel out from the city to the region's rivers and lakes. And spend much of their time in traffic on their way there. You're much better off travelling by rail. Here are 5 tips for boat outings in areas ranging from Franconia to Upper Bavaria.

Travel in comfort by train to Lake Starnberg and enjoy a round trip on the water - against an...

Perhaps taking a trip on the lake on the MS Seehausen will make you want to take a dip?

The idyllic banks of the River Regnitz in the historic imperial and episcopal city of Bamberg are...

At Lake Constance in the border triangle, seafaring hearts beat faster: between Bregenz in Austria...

Discover the south of Middle Franconia from a new perspective - with the MS Brombachsee trimaran....

On the "Sun, Moon and Stones" cultural trail in Lower Franconia, you hike from Winterhausen to...

Plan an unforgettable bachelor party in Bavaria. From action-packed canyoning adventures to enjoyable wine tastings: discover 9 unique ideas for the...

For hikers big and small – the whole family will be in their element at these destinations for those travelling with children in Bavaria.

A rail scavenger hunt from Nuremberg – we will show you a game for all the family that takes you to great destinations in Bavaria.

Oberstdorf rings a bell! Of course, the market town in the Oberallgäu is world-famous thanks to...

From Karlstadt to the ruins of Karlsburg Castle and on to the Rammersberg nature reserve - discover...

Learn how to milk animals – the Eichenmüller family make sure that your visit is an adventure.

The most beautiful hiking trails in Upper Bavaria: after arriving by train, it’s straight into the nature adventure.

You've never seen Würzburg like this before! This city tour combines important religious and...

Drink a glass of wine on the Old Main Bridge, admire your reflection in the palace's imperial hall...