Bavaria is a region in southern Germany with its own culture.
Typical Bavarian architecture that makes everything look like something out of a fairy tale.
In some ways – its towering, mysterious mountains, its lush green valleys studded with forests.
And the calm lakes that look like mirrors the size of the seas, the crumbling monuments, the castles that still stand – Bavaria really looks like a fairy tale.
From its stunning nature to its charming medieval towns and villages, there's almost no end to the best places in Bavaria to visit on a trip to... Germany.
Best places to visit in Bavaria
Franconian Lake District, Bavaria
The Franconian Lake District is located in northern Bavaria, southwest of Nuremberg.
It consists of five lakes – Hahnenkammsee, Altmuhlsee, Röthsee, Dennenloher See and Brümbachsee.
The latter was created during the implementation of one of the largest water management projects ever in Germany.
So, whether man-made or not, these and other lakes form an unpolluted area ripe for activity.
Surrounded by meadows and small villages, the lakes are also surrounded by numerous beaches, suitable for water sports and hiking.
Franconian Lake District
Nuremberg, Bavaria
Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria.
It is a busy and vibrant city that is popular with international travelers and friendly locals alike.
In former times this city was famous for the Nuremberg trials, and was once the residence of German kings.
It is the site of the magnificent Nuremberg Castle; built in 1495, it is a medieval wonderland.
Much of the city was destroyed during World War II.
But fortunately, most of the charming (old city) was built after that.
Using original stone, Nuremberg was restored to its medieval charm.
The city's Christmas market is one of the most popular times to visit Nuremberg.
Nuremberg
Augsburg
One of the oldest cities in Germany, it was founded by the Romans in 15 BC.
Since the 13th century, Augsburg was actually an independent city-state and was very wealthy at that time.
Evidence of its former glory can still be seen today in the city's attractive buildings.
At the same time, it is interesting that Augsburg boasts the oldest social care housing in the world.
These houses were built in 1516, and are still in use today and are still very affordable.
Augsburg
Linderhof Palace
Located in Schloss, southwest Bavaria, Linderhof Palace is one of King Ludwig II's crazy castle creations in Bavaria.
It is the smallest of the three royal palaces created by the ruler, and, notably, the only one that Ludwig lived to see after its completion.
Designed in the style of Versailles, the palace features some very lavish Rococo interiors, with an abundance of ornate carvings and gold leaf.
It also contains an intricate Moroccan-style “Moroccan House,” as well as a very impressive man-made Venus Grotto.
With its beautifully sculpted gardens – which are free to tour – its location in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps provides a picturesque backdrop.
Linderhof Palace
Würzburg
The River Main runs through the city of Würzburg, giving it a charming riverside location.
On the other hand, it is a beautiful place to explore, complete with history, architecture and art.
The city's best sight is Würzburg Palace, a bold Baroque building.
It can be said that it is one of the most beautiful Buildings In Germany, complete with an iconic winding staircase and home to the world's largest mural.
Würzburg
Lake Constance
Also known by its German name, Bodensee, Lake Constance is a sparkling turquoise Alpine lake that borders Austria and Switzerland.
The lake is fed by the Rhine River and consists of two parts – the Untersee and the Obersee.
This 63-kilometre-long lake is best visited in the summer months.
It is surrounded by attractive resorts and camping sites.
There are also a few attractive towns, including Lindau, which is located on an island filled with medieval, half-timbered buildings.
Swimming, sailing and windsurfing, as well as hiking opportunities in the hills, make up the lake's outdoor activities.
While keen cyclists will enjoy the trail that surrounds Lake Constance itself.
Lake Constance
Franconian Switzerland
Franconian Switzerland is one of the oldest holiday destinations in Germany.
The area was named by 19th century poets and artists.
Who likened the magnificent landscape of this part of Upper Franconia to that of Switzerland.
It is located in a rural area, yet there are many things to do.
From boat trips along the Wisent River, to exploring thousands of caves and rock climbing
To discover ruined castles and attractive villages.
Franconian Switzerland
Kimzie
Chiemsee is called the “Bavarian Sea”.
It is the largest lake in Bavaria and a beautiful place to relax.
Moreover, the main resort town of Brena is a popular destination for the wealthy. Munich
Although there are many other cities that suit other types of travelers.
There is also a selection of islands to explore in the glassy waters of the lake.
Which can be reached by boat.
Chiemsee (Bavarian Sea)
Fosun
Thanks to its proximity to three castles, Füssen is one of the most beautiful destinations for all castle lovers.
First of all, there is Hohenschwangau Castle, a magnificent “classic” castle with towers.
It is the place where King Ludwig II spent his childhood.
There is also Hohes Schloss, a Gothic castle with beautiful white walls and red roofs.
But the number one castle near Füssen is Neuschwanstein Castle.
This is Ludwig II's masterpiece.
It's so beautiful that even Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle was directly inspired by it.
Neuschwanstein is literally the stuff of fairy tales.
Fussen, Neuschwanstein Castle
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