Bavaria from beneath – discover caves in Bavaria

Time for a change of perspective – because Bavaria has plenty to offer under the surface as well.

Time for a change of perspective – because Bavaria has plenty to offer under the surface as well. Children find trips underground particularly exciting. And the good thing for stressed adults – there's no more peaceful place than a cave in Bavaria.

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The largest stalactite in Germany. You certainly won't want for things to see in the Maximilian...

Mining has a long tradition in the Allgäu. This is why an entire museum village has been created...

Below the town hall, 15 prison cells show how prisoners fared in the 14th century. In the Middle...

Historical museum with contemporary relevance: The Jewish Museum Augsburg shows the transformation...

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The route leads through romantic forest sections for almost 8 kilometres up to 1,542 metres, where...

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Therme Erding thermal bath's opening glass roofs can be seen from afar. The 18.5-hectare facility...

The beer garden of Joesepps Brauhaus is located in the centre of Memmingen. Ideal for taking a...