1. PARTNACH GORGE
The Partnach Gorge is a 700-metre-long and partly more than 80-metre-deep cut rock gorge. Steep rock faces, the milky green wild river, and rocky paths make the landscape unique.
How to get there: Train/Bus 1h 15min
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2. REGENSBURG
World Heritage Site and student city
Two thousand years of history have given the city some of the region’s finest architectural heritage. Today’s Regensburg is a laid-back, studenty and homely kind of place and its tangle of old streets is a joy to wander.
Insider tips: Eating sausages in the oldest sausage roasting house in Germany; Café “Das Degginger” an art bar with live music; picnic in front of the Walhalla with a view of the Danube.
How to get there: by Train 1,5h; you can get a “Bayern Ticket” which is for a whole day
3. CASTLE NEUSCHWANSTEIN
Who doesn’t want to feel like the princess in a Disney movie? Or a prince of course! Castle Black is probably the most iconic castle in Europe, if not the world. It looks like it came out of a fairy tale book. There’s also a bit of truth behind it as Disney used the castle as an inspiration for the world-famous Disney logo.
How to get there: you can rent a car, it’s a 2h drive from Munich
4. LAKES
Munich is surrounded by breathtaking lakes which often extend at the base of the mountain.
Here are some examples of the most beautiful lakes: Walchensee, Starnberger See, Chiemsee, Königssee, Eibsee
5. SALZBURG
It is known as the birthplace of the famous componist Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and for some as the location of the film classic “The Sound of Music”. Look forward to magnificent buildings, pictorial alleys and cosy coffee houses – Salzburg is calling!
Insider tips: lookout Kapuziner Mountain; Getreidegasse
How to get there: by train 2h
6. PRAGUE
Prague is one of the most visited cities in Central Europe. The red roofs, the cobblestone sidewalks, the greenery, the nice people and, yes, the cheap beer – a perfect combination for a weekend in the Czech capital.
Insider tips: John Lennon Wall; the best view of the city at the metronome on Letna Mountain; narrowest street in Prague with traffic lights
How to get there: Flixbus (around 5h)
7. BERLIN
There’s always something going on in Berlin – the German capital is one of the world’s top travel destinations. Whether it’s history to touch, wild club life or extensive shopping – a weekend trip to lively, trendy Berlin is always worth it!
Insider tips: East Side Gallery, Café House Of Small Wonder;
How to get there: by train 5-6 h
8. HAMBURG
It’s one of the most beautiful cities in Germany and is famous for its harbour, the colourful lights of the Reeperbahn, musicals, St. Pauli and fish rolls. But the city has so much more to offer. Did you know that Hamburg has more bridges than Venice?
Insider tips: strolling through the “Speicherstadt” or along the landing bridges; walk through the old Elbe tunnel; street art in the “Schanze” quater
How to get there: by train 6 h
9. WÜRZBURG
Impressive buildings and sights: a magnificent residence and a medieval fortress. Cosy cafés and hip shops. Not to mention a spectacular location amidst vineyards. All that makes Würzburg so special!
How to get there: by train 2 h
10. PASSAU
Colourful roofs, glittering rivers and the imposing cathedral grace the cityscape. The old town lies on a narrow peninsula where the three rivers meet: Danube, Inn and Ilz.
Insider tips: the “Höllgasse” with its coloured cobblestones; “Veste Oberhaus” best spot to see the sundown
How to get there: by Train 2,5h; you can get a “Bayern Ticket” which is for a whole day
11. HALLSTATT
Pastel-coloured houses, he small and dreamy alleys and the wonderful clear lake lies at the foot of the city with enormous mountains rearing up on all sides.
12. MONASTERY ANDECHS
If you are looking for treatment for body and soul, you are in the right place at Andechs Monastery. With an affiliated brewery, brewery pub and an extensive cultural programme, the monastery is today an attraction for visitors from all over the world.
How to get there: S-Bahn 1,5 h
13. THERME ERDING
Therme Erding is the largest thermal spa in the world. With 27 slides, wave pool, exotic spa, VitalOase and VitalTherme & saunas.
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How to get there: S-Bahn 1h from the central station in Munich
14. GO FOR A HIKE
Breath taking views and alpine atmosphere – the Zugspitze is with 2.962 m the highest mountain in Germany.
How to get there: train to Garmisch-Partenkirchen