Llamas, wolves and camels – wild animals in Bavaria

Pigs, sheep and cows? Forget it! There are some really unusual creatures in Bavaria. You can find out where here.

Pigs, sheep and cows? Forget it! There are some really unusual creatures in Bavaria – namely (amongst other things) wolves, reptiles and llamas. You can find out where these wild animals can be seen in Bavaria here:

If you get off at Großhelfendorf, you don't have to walk a quarter of an hour to get to know the...

Camel riding in the Mangfall valley? Absolutely! If you arrive with the S-Bahn, you can even get...

Cows, pigs, goats – boooooooring. There are a lot of exotic animals to discover in Bavaria. We...

The pack animals carry your belongings, of course, and you will appreciate this the further into...

Snakes, lizards, tortoises and poison dart frogs – over 135 animals live at the Reptilienhaus...

You can see about 500 birds from all over the world in aviaries, pavilions, pond areas and outdoor...

Explore the Kesseltal valley, the Nördlinger Ries and historic pilgrimage sites by e-bike....

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

Pyjama party in a huge tent: The Tent is not your average camp site, but actually a large tent with...

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

Cherry blossoms on the plantations around Lindau are in their full glory from April onwards, and...

The artisans' yard is a collection of small workshops that lets visitors see a living tradition of...

In the north of Bavaria, the pilgrimage route runs from Hof to Nuremberg. For train travellers...

With 3,000 seats, the Augustiner Schützengarten in Munich is one of the largest beer gardens in...

Fancy dangling off a wall? With an area of 2,000 square metres, E4 in Nuremberg is one of the...

You can see about 500 birds from all over the world in aviaries, pavilions, pond areas and outdoor...