Top 10 Most Scenic Places To Visit In Bavaria | Complete Travel Guide

Today on Scenic Hunter, we are ready to take you to the most glamorous state in Germany, known as Bavaria. Germany's largest state Bavaria lies in the southeastern corner of the country and is bounded to the south and southeast by Austria, to the north by the states of Saxony and Thuringia, and to the east by the Czech Republic and the west by the states of Hessen and Baden-Württemberg. If you are searching for a soothing and relaxing break, Bavaria is the choice for you. The most popular tourist state in Germany is filled with spectacular snow-capped mountain peaks, bright blue skies, rolling hills, small medieval towns, vibrant cities, crystal-clear lakes, mysterious forests, relaxing green landscapes, and friendly hospitality. The state is blessed with nature and comprised the most scenic landscapes in the whole of Germany. So here is the Scenic Hunter's simple guide to exploring the breathtaking beauty of Bavaria. Number 10, Regensburg. Regensburg is the capital of the Upper Palatinate subregion, located in eastern Bavaria. The city is at the confluence of the Knob, Danube, and Regen Rivers. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the town is full enough to enjoy historical masterpieces, including lovely old churches and aristocratic houses from the 13th and 14th centuries. Regensburg Altstadt, St. Peter's Cathedral, World's Oldest Sausage Kitchen, Old Stone Bridge, the Old Chapel, Patrician Towers, Heyplatz, Roman Remains, Old Town Hall, St. Emmeram's Abbey, Scots Monastery, Boat Tour to Valhalla, Herzogspark, and Thurn-Und-Taxi's Palace are some of the top-rated attractions in the city. Number 9, Lindau. Lindau is an island that lies on the eastern side of the third-largest lake in Europe, called Lake Constance, and is connected to the mainland by two bridges. The lake is bordered by Austria and Switzerland. The popular German vacation destination boasts the charming beauty of the medieval town with extraordinary natural beauty. Plenty of impressive things including traditional German foods, Lindau Harbor, Lighthouse, Old Town, Magical Butterfly Island, Skate and Ski Areas, Germany's top campgrounds, boat tours, and water sports are available for you to explore. Number 8, Passau. Passau is a lower Bavarian city that lies at the confluence of the Inn, Danube, and Ilse rivers along the Austria border. Therefore, the city is famous as the City of Three Rivers. Stunning landscapes, rolling hills, Italian-style buildings, and its strategic location make it one of the best destinations in the country. Meeting point of the three rivers, biggest church organs in Europe, West Auberhaus, climb the heavenly ladder, Old Town Hall, Artist's Alley, traditional Bavarian cuisine, Bishop's Palace, world's largest collection of European glass, and cruise the Danube are the prominent tourist activities in the city. Number 7, Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Garmisch-Partenkirchen is an alpine ski town in southern Germany. The town is nicknamed G.A.P.A. The town lies at the junction of the two deep valleys called Loisach and Partenach in the breathtaking Bavarian Alps at the foot of its highest peak Zugspitze. Its scenic surroundings, charming historical town center, and wealth of culture make it a must-see destination in the whole of Germany. The town is a premier winter destination with a skating ring, ski facilities, summer mountain climbing facilities, and cable railways. Other than that the 18th-century pilgrimage church of St. Anton, the medieval old church of St. Martin, and the Baroque parish new church are some of the most notable buildings to check out. Number 6, Berchtesgaden. The scenic German mountainous town Berchtesgaden lies along the Austrian border and basks in the splendid beauty of the majestic Bavarian Alps. It is a municipality in the district of Berchtesgaden Land. It is situated on the Berchtesgaden Stream in a deep valley. Undoubtedly it is one of the most spectacular natural settings on the planet. Eagles Nest, Königsee, Jenner Mountain, Sommerluge Slide, Watzmann Mountain, National Park, Maria Gern, Saltmine Train Riding and Rossfeld Panoramastris are some of the most prominent sites to explore the magical beauty of the town. Number 5, Bavarian Alps. Bavarian Alps is a part of the Alps mountain range and stretches along the German-Austrian border and bordered by Munich to the Austrian frontier, Salzburg to the east and scenic Lake Constance to the west. It is the collective name for several mountains which ranges between the rivers Lech and Salich. The highest peak of the Bavarian Alps is known as Zugspitze, rising over 9,700 feet on Germany's southern border. The region boasts countless outdoor activities including snowboarding, skiing, hiking, paragliding and canoeing. The winter season stretches from late December to April and the summer lasts from late May to November. Number 4, Munich. Bavaria's capital Munich is the most populous city in Bavaria and the third largest city in Germany. The city lies on the banks of the river Isar, north of the Bavarian Alps. Munich is full enough to enjoy outstanding cultural values, colorful markets, proud palaces, museums and festival fun. Marienplatz, the Neues Rathaus, Englischer Garten, Nymphenburg Palace and Gardens, Munich Residenz, the Olympic Park, BMW Museum Hellebrunn Zoo, Christmas Markets, St. Peter's Church, Hofgarten, Assam Church, Frauenkirche, Kuvalese Theater are the most popular places in Munich. Number 3, Bamberg. Bamberg is a northern Bavarian town that lies along the canalized river known as the Regnitz River. The adorable town consists of Europe's largest intact old city wall, traditional houses and medieval streets which lead to make it a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. The town features seven famous hills, each crowned with a captivating old church. Bamberg boasts many hiking trails and paths. Bamberg River Path and Seven River Paths are two of the most popular paths in the town. Old Town and Bamberg Town Hall, Bamberg Cathedral, Diocesan Museum, Old Court, Historical Museum, Michelsberg Monastery, Altenburg Castle, St. Martin's Church and Seehof Palace are some of most notable historical structures of the town. Number 2, Rothenburg. Rothenburg is a well-preserved medieval old town located in the Franconia region of Bavaria. The scenic city lies in between Würzburg and the Bavarian Alps on the famous Romantic Road. The city is well known for impressive medieval architecture and half-timbered houses lined by cobblestone lanes. The city is officially known as Rothenburg-Ob-Der-Tauber in German, meaning the name is red fortress over the river Tuber. The name Rothenburg is because of the red color roofs of the houses which overlook the Tuber River. Germany's prettiest fairy tale town, Rothenburg was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The adorable Old Town, Rothenburg Town Hall, Old Town Walls, Plonlein, St. James' Church, the Castle Gardens, Medieval Crime Museum, Christmas Museum, the Master Builder's House, Klingenter, Spitalhof and Spitalter and Rothenburg Museum are some of the major highlights of the town. Number 1, Fussen. The world-class Bavarian holiday region Fussen lies between Alpine peaks and heavenly lakes at the southern end of the Romantic Road. Romantic Old Town, world-famous and Hohenschwangau Castle. Stunning panoramic views of over 700-year-old town on the scenic edge of the Alps captivate its visitors. Other than that Altstadt von Fussen, Alletsee, Lechfall, Hohe Schloss, Basilica St. Meng, Kalverienburg, Heile Geistspitaltkirche, Burgwaldfad, Horgensee and Weissensee are some of the top attraction of the town. We do hope you enjoyed our journey to the real world fairy tale. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. Visit www.scenichunter.com for more details. 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