Steeped in tradition – discover arts and crafts in Bavaria

Whether you're looking for an unusual souvenir or are wanting to let your creative juices flow and design something yourself – these four places are renowned for their arts and crafts tradition – and can be reached conveniently by rail.

The work of Oberammergau wood carvers was admired as far back as the 16th century. Today, you can...

The little town situated on the Upper Main river is the wicker capital of Germany. If you would...

The Bavarian Forest is a region known for glass blowing, and Passau was the centre of this trade...

In the town on the southern edge of the Thuringian Forest, children's eyes sparkle: there is much...

The Umadum Ferris wheel offers young and old a breathtaking view of the Isar metropolis and the...

Wolves, llamas and camels. Go wild in Bavaria with our tips as to where you can experience wild animals in person in Bavaria.

Through tranquil old town alleyways, across meadows and through forests, along bubbling streams -...

Take the railway into nature to the Wolfsee lake, viewing tower and gypsum quarry. During your hike...

For hikers big and small – the whole family will be in their element at these destinations for those travelling with children in Bavaria.

Six small towns in Bavaria that are absolutely worth seeing: From Garmisch-Partenkirchen to Memminge. Go on a discovery tour by train!

The Handwerkerhof Nuremberg opens its doors just a few steps away from the main railway station. A...

From Karlstadt through the Franconian wine country: discover the bird trail, the terroir f "Wine...

Between the Alps and the limes (the limits of the Roman Empire) – the history of Ancient Rome comes to life in these corners of Bavaria.

Winter sports hearts beat faster here: with its creative and challenging obstacles, the Nesselwang...