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...

Important fact: When you go for a drink in one of the many beer cellars in Franconia, you don't go...

The region of Helmbrecht in the Franconian Forest is a particular favourite with experienced...

This miniature castle is almost 500 years old and gives visitors an authentic impression of how the...

An outing to Ulm has something for everyone – culture, cuisine and nature all in one place.

Weihenstephan is the oldest brewery in the world still running. On a tour you can dive into the...

Sportland Erlangen leisure centre is a five-minute walk away from the station. How about a quick...

Idea for a day trip with a change of scenery: the Dillberg. Enjoy the view of the Nuremberg region...

From a beer diploma and macaron course to a Weißwurst (traditional white Bavarian sausage) seminar – take one of these five quirky courses.

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

Simply magnificent! The Franconian Mountain Path, with a total length of almost 430 km, stretches...