Bavarian beach feeling – the 7 most beautiful lidos

Far and wide there's no sea in sight – and yet you still want to feel as if you were at a beach paradise? No problem in Bavaria. You can take a dip in these rivers and lakes.

Far and wide there's no sea in sight – and yet you still want to feel as if you were at a beach paradise? No problem in Bavaria. So pack your swimming costume and jump into these rivers and lakes.

Would you prefer a warming sunbath or a cool drink? In Seeshaupt you just have to decide in which...

Lake Constance idyll whatever the weather. At the Aquamarin outdoor pool in Wasserburg on Lake...

The historic lido in Feldafing on Lake Starnberg has been around since 1927. Whereas the changing...

Ramsberg on Lake Brombach doesn't just have the largest inland sailing port in Germany but also a...

For decades, the small Alpenblick Lido, with its café, pier and boat hire, has been a key...

The river Regen is the second-longest river in the Upper Palatinate, and for visitors in...

A visit to the Hainbadestelle Lido in the Luisenhain Park in Bamberg has become a tradition. On hot...

As free as a bird: Book a tandem flight over the Blomberg and just relax while your experienced...

More than just relaxation awaits you at these Bavarian spa towns.

Age-appropriate travel tips for hiking enthusiasts with children in the Ammergau Alps.

Craving adventure and adrenaline? You'll be in your element at these destinations, even in the winter.

The versatile Hahnenkamm ski area offers 12 groomed pistes, ideal for skiing and snowboarding....

Strolling majestically like a queen or king by picturesque lakes, colorful flower beds and through leafy passages: In this episode of Hin & Hören,...

Learn with all your senses: whether it's art, science or technology that you and your family love, these five hands-on museums are perfect for you.

This challenging cycle tour combines nature and history: from Rothenburg to Colmberg Castle, past...

Summit bliss for young and old: take the Alpspitzbahn cable car up to the 1,575 metre high...