Bavaria Travel Guide |
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Bavaria is the largest state of Germany; it lies in the southern region of the country. It is home to the Alps and many other famous mountain resorts. Bavaria is home to beautiful landscapes with villages and towns that look as nothing has changed there since the last 100 years. Bavaria is also famous in Germany for its Lederhosen and wood carvers, giant stoneware mugs called Maß filled with Starkbier and houses painted with colorful frescoes but these do not make Bavaria as the most fancied state in Germany, what makes Bavaria as the most fancied state in Germany is its sceneries, cultural riches and the traditional Bavarian hospitality. |
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In Bavaria there is something to see and do for everybody, if one is interested in sightseeing, mountain climbing, or skiing you will get the choice of all these activities. You can also go for beer or wine tasting with Bavarian food, or even listen to folklore. The activities like sailing, ultra light flying, paragliding, parachute jumping, art, great music, opera, operetta, night life, running the Autobahn are all there for you to enjoy. One can travel to places like Nuremberg, Passau, Regensburg, Wurzburg, Augsburg or Bamberg to watch and enjoy cultural programs and nightlife. One can also relax in the calm countryside with peaceful atmosphere and beautiful landscapes in Bavaria. Once in Bavaria just drive around, stop wherever you come across something interesting and enjoy it.
There are many castles in south of Munich built by the sacred King of all Bavarians, Ludwig II. You have to see Neuschwanstein which is best known for its role model for Walt Disney’s sleeping beauty castle. Also you would not like to miss the biggest attractions is Munich’s yearly Oktoberfest festivals but there are other festivals, great beer and lively music in the hundreds of villages scattered in the region. For health conscious people there are various health resorts and spas of world-wide fame to be found in Bavaria. You can find them from Rhön Mountains to the Alps which offer every facility for health and fitness. There are many large cities such as Munich and many smaller resort towns as well in Bavaria. Here you will find a range of vacation and accommodation opportunities everywhere. There are small resorts towns like Prien, which have plenty to offer in form of hotels and boarding lodges. These towns have hotels, shops and restaurants within walking distance from the train station. While staying in a resort there is the facility of bus service for visiting the surrounding areas however if you are not in a resort it will be advisable to hire a car to do all the sightseeing. Bavaria is full of restaurants and Schweinsbraten is a common food in most places. It is dish made of pork roast with dumplings and gravy. Bavaria is home to many beer halls that serve traditional German cuisine with a variety of local beers.
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