40 Best Stops Between Bassano Del Grappa and Prague
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Wanderlog staff Updated • updatedApr 7, 2023
How long is the drive from Bassano Del Grappa to Prague?
The direct drive from Bassano Del Grappa to Prague is 497 mi (800 km), and should have a drive time of 7 hrs 37 mins in normal traffic.
If you’re going on a road trip from Bassano Del Grappa to Prague, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Munich, Innsbruck, Trento, Bolzano, Regensburg, Merano, Pilsen, Selva di Val Gardena, Ingolstadt, and Rovereto, as well as top places to visit like Asiago Sacrario and Lago della Serraia, or the ever-popular Hotel Da Barba & Village of Gnomes.
The top cities between Bassano Del Grappa and Prague are Munich, Innsbruck, Trento, Bolzano, Regensburg, Merano, Pilsen, Selva di Val Gardena, Ingolstadt, and Rovereto. Munich is the most popular city on the route. It's 5 hours from Bassano Del Grappa and 3 hours from Prague.
Rovereto, situated in the Vallagarina valley of the Adige River in northern Italy, is a city rich in history and culture. As the third-largest city in Trentino, it boasts a blend of medieval charm with well-preserved narrow streets and squares alongside elegant eighteenth-century Venetian-style buildings. Founded in the Middle Ages, Rovereto offers visitors a glimpse into its historical significance while also providing an atmosphere that reflects its cultural importance.
2% as popular as Munich
11 minutes off the main route, 18% of way to Prague
Trento, located in the Trentino–Alto Adige region of northern Italy, is a city steeped in history and culture. The Buonconsiglio Castle showcases late-medieval fresco cycles, while the Trento Cathedral on Piazza Duomo boasts a rose window and baroque chapel. The city's Renaissance architecture can be seen at Casa Cazuffi-Rella, with its frescoed facade.
10% as popular as Munich
6 minutes off the main route, 19% of way to Prague
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The Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol, also known as Alto Adige, is a stunning region in northeast Italy. It boasts a portion of the breathtaking Dolomites range, featuring limestone peaks such as the iconic Three Peaks of Lavaredo. The area is dotted with natural wonders like the picturesque Pragser Wildsee lake and offers an extensive network of trails for hiking and biking, including paths leading to the scenic Plätzwiese high plateau.
7% as popular as Munich
8 minutes off the main route, 25% of way to Prague
Merano, also known as Meran in German, is a charming town renowned for its spa center and annual wine festival. It has a rich cultural history, once being home to notable figures like Ezra Pound and Franz Kafka. The town continues to embrace culture with attractions such as the popular art gallery Arte Merano, featuring rotating exhibitions.
6% as popular as Munich
25 minutes off the main route, 26% of way to Prague
Selva di Val Gardena is a charming alpine village nestled in the Dolomites of northern Italy. It offers breathtaking mountain views, excellent skiing opportunities in the winter, and fantastic hiking and mountain biking trails in the summer. The village has a relaxed atmosphere with traditional Tyrolean architecture, cozy cafes, and family-run restaurants serving delicious local cuisine. Visitors can also explore the nearby forests and meadows or take a cable car to higher elevations for panoramic vistas.
3% as popular as Munich
32 minutes off the main route, 30% of way to Prague
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Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol in Austria, is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts due to its location in the Alps. The city boasts a mix of Imperial and modern architecture and can be likened to Grenoble in France with its access to outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding and cycling. Despite being relatively large, Innsbruck has a holiday vibe that visitors can enjoy while strolling around the charming Old Town which features specialty shops and medieval gothic arches.
15% as popular as Munich
7 minutes off the main route, 39% of way to Prague
Bavaria's capital, Munich, boasts historic edifices and various museums. The annual Oktoberfest festivities and beer halls are among its notable attractions, including the renowned Hofbräuhaus established in 1589. In the Old Town of Altstadt lies Marienplatz square where visitors can see landmarks such as Neues Rathaus with a Neo-Gothic design. A popular glockenspiel show is performed that presents tales from the 16th century.
Most popular city on this route
9 minutes off the main route, 58% of way to Prague
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Ingolstadt
Ingolstadt, located in Bavaria, Germany, is famous for its Audi Forum and classic car museum. The city's medieval old town is accessed through the 14th-century Kreuztor gate, a symbol of Ingolstadt. Visitors can explore the Anatomical Institute from 1723 with its botanical garden featuring medicinal plants. The baroque ceiling of Asam Church Maria de Victoria is a notable attraction. Additionally, the New Castle houses the Bavarian Army Museum showcasing military history exhibits.
1% as popular as Munich
18 minutes off the main route, 63% of way to Prague
Regensburg is a historic city situated on the Danube River in southeast Germany. The medieval core of the city has been well-preserved, and it is known for its iconic 12th-century Stone Bridge with 16 arches that spans across the river to old town. Additionally, Regensburg Cathedral, built in the 13th century Gothic style and featuring twin spires, houses the renowned Regensburger Domspatzen choir.
4% as popular as Munich
8 minutes off the main route, 70% of way to Prague
Pilsen, located in the western Czech Republic, is a city renowned for its Pilsner Urquell Brewery, which has been producing bottom-fermented beer since 1842. The old center of the city is surrounded by parks and features attractions such as the 19th-century Great Synagogue and the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew with its Renaissance paintings and a viewing gallery at the top of its tall spire.
3% as popular as Munich
9 minutes off the main route, 86% of way to Prague
Best stops along Bassano Del Grappa to Prague drive
The top stops along the way from Bassano Del Grappa to Prague (with short detours) are Marienplatz, English Garden, and Pragser Wildsee. Other popular stops include BMW Museum, South Tyrol Archeological Museum, and Val Gardena.
Hotel Da Barba & Village of Gnomes is a charming rural retreat that features a delightful gnome-theme throughout the property. Guests can enjoy relaxing in the sauna and waking up to a complimentary breakfast served in the casual restaurant. The hotel staff are friendly and make an effort to communicate effectively in English. The highlight of this family-friendly hotel is undoubtedly the playful playground and whimsical gnomes which add to its unique charm.
Hotel Da Barba is an absolute gem!
We had an amazing time and loved everything about it. It's the perfect place for families with kids, thanks to the playground and bouncy features that kept our daughter entertained for hours. But the real highlight was the gnomes village in the forest - it was truly fantastic and a unique experience for the whole family.
The rooms at Hotel Da Barba were comfortable and well-appointed. We had a cozy and relaxing stay, and everything was kept clean and tidy. The accommodation perfectly suited our needs, providing a peaceful retreat after a day of fun and exploration.
The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, making us feel right at home.
We highly recommend this hotel for a delightful family vacation!
JULIA OBODOVSKA — Google review
A trip to a magical world of gnomes...
We absolutely loved it! A very special place, so much to entertain the children. The outside play park was great for my 2 young girls ,as well as the indoor playroom, that had an amazing view over the woodland.
The bedrooms were wonderful, i reccommend booking the superior room, very spacious and great bathroom. Even my mother's bedroom, although small, had a large balcony, with a fantastic view.
Fridge and kettle in the rooms were very welcome.
Owners of the hotel and all staff very friendly and helpful.
And the magical gnome walk? Well you will just have to go and discover it for yourselves. I highly reccommend it. My children are already asking to go back.
We left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed and a bit sad to leave this fairytale behind.
Gina van der westhuizen — Google review
Such a lovely place, good for a holiday. Lots of activities for kids too. The Gnome Village is not to be missed, but I visited in winter so no luck. Daniela & Alvise are excellent hosts, smiling & helpful. The rooms are clean & food is good too. Would love to visit again.
Snehal G — Google review
The playground and gnomes are so fun. It's definitely worth the trip! Hotel staff are kind and try to communicate in English.
Britta C — Google review
We had a wonderful time at #VillaggioDegliGnomi! First and foremost, I need to mention the trail. The most comfortable and beautifully manicured trail I've had privilege to set foot upon! I had no concerns letting my kids run full speed downhill, because I knew their footing was sure and the fall would be into soft golf course type grass! As well I would gladly pay to run this loop 10 times!
The playground was wonderful, and though there were plenty of other guests, we had no problem finding a table where we ate the picnic we had brought(you can also get food at the bar). There were slides and swings a volleyball ball court and basketball hoop, as well as 2 giant inflatable bouncy houses. There is also a 5 year old friendly race track that costs a 1 Euro token, but it is way more generous than the rides at the mall!
The gnome village was wonderful! It is small, but as you would expect... after all, they are gnomes. Not to spoil the fun, but the gnome houses are interactive for the kids, and your kid can talk with them, see them, and maybe even get a sweet straight from the gnomes house should they say the magic word!
The loop has a nice fitness circuit with various exercise equipment at stops through out the trail.
Last but not least, the park is integrating a Pokemon go type app to benefit the park experience. Very cool from what I've seen, but it wasn't 100% integrated quite yet.
chris beck — Google review
Wonderful place with good food and landscape, very nice trekking paths and the gnome experience is very funny. For families is the perfect place
Cantor Festa Larel — Google review
This hotel has hidden fees everywhere! Be aware! They mislead you about prices and timing and the charge outrageous amount for things that are normally included into the price!
Anastasiya Kulygin — Google review
Very good for little children, beautiful to stay outside and drink something
The Asiago Sacrario war memorial stands atop a hill and features cannons, panoramic views, a crypt, chapel, and exhibits highlighting historic events. This monument serves as an impressive tribute to veterans of World War I. The museum showcases various memorabilia from the unit and era, making it a must-see for history enthusiasts. The sheer size of this memorial is overwhelming; its significance can be felt through its remarkable architecture and displays.
We are currently world schooling to learn about WWI. This place had many artifacts on display, it explained movement, terrain and logistics and at the end you can honor those that fell when the battle came to them. It was interesting that so many siblings fought in this battle, many to save their city.
The views are outstanding. This memorial/monument was well thought out. A look at the town shows the influence on architecture from the war. This place was awesome.
Veronica Correa — Google review
Amazing thoughtful place. It offers peace and amazing views with walks in the nature around the monument.
Emiliano Vidori — Google review
what a place. you have no words when you get there. it’s just so big. it’s just crazy. it’s just so nuts. incredible history here - it’s insane . def go check it out!!
Luigi Di Nardo — Google review
Beautiful monument commemorating the enormous sacrifice of human life in the Altopiano. This monument, as well as the memorials in all of the Altopiano Village centers can only bring on to the conclusion that the price paid in this region for the sake of global warfare should earn the Alps and Italia a pass the next time humanity trust to destroy itself with world wars. My only criticism of the experience is the fact that it is closed in the afternoon for riposo... But that is all of Italia! 🇮🇹✌️⛰️🏔️🏚️⚔️🌎💥
chris beck — Google review
Beautiful building and amazing to see so many names of soldiers. The magnitude really makes you appreciate the number of victims.
Despite this the opening times are ridiculous and the guards beyond rude. Despite saying the building closes at 17.00 we were rudely ushered out at 16.45 but in an over the top and aggressive manner. With unemployment levels being so high in Italy perhaps jobs should be given to younger more enthusiastic people who could share and talk to visitors. The guard ruined the visit for my family.
Hannah Drake — Google review
What a great Veterans Memorial. Very interesting museum with memorabilia of the unit and time period. As a history buff, I thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated coming here and experiencing this. The view of the town once you are at the memorial is also an added bonus. Beautiful!
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A very peaceful lake with a nice green walkway park. has a little hut with benches, where you can relax and watch ducks. The city area around it is beautiful. The sunbathing area is on the other side of the lake. A must visit. on a 40 mins walk you can go to lago della piazze, which has three different bathing points. must visit. return ticket costs 5.80 euro from trento, easily reachable by bus.
Syed Ali Asadullah Bokhari — Google review
Beautiful place, very peaceful!
Fatima Ribeiro — Google review
It is a small and beautiful lake closed by pine trees and mountains. A good place for relaxation and nice walking or hiking swimming.. Just beautiful
Licia Moiola — Google review
It's a nice lake, with a path that runs all along it. There are several bars and restaurants along it and even a couple of grassy beaches where to relax and even swim. The water is generally cold
Sebastian — Google review
Nice pic
Kuldeep Bahlan — Google review
Good food...a nice view.
Adriana Medei — Google review
nice place👍
Eliel Anselmo — Google review
Just beautiful!!!
Marie Stella “VAGABONDA 1958” Alata — Google review
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38042 Baselga di Pinè, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy
The South Tyrol Archeological Museum houses a well-organized exhibit featuring the preserved remains of a Neolithic man. The museum is spread across three floors dedicated entirely to showcasing Otzi and includes a fourth floor for rotating exhibits. Visitors can make use of an audio app available for a small fee that enhances their experience and allows them to navigate the displays at their own pace.
Small but well organized museum. I’d recommend getting the museum audio app for your phone. It’s only $1 and helps to bring the displays to life, plus it allows you to go at your own pace. The first 3 floors are all for Ötzi and the fourth is what I assume to be a rotating exhibit. I didn’t reserve a ticket and had no problems with crowds, but I did go midday on a Tuesday. Bag storage is available too since you can’t bring large bags into the exhibit area.
Michael Kyle — Google review
An intriguing story of the ice man. It's a pity that everything revolves around one person and the discovery of the skeleton. I believe that the whole building and the story could be enriched with a broader horizon regarding how people lived at that time, what they did, what animals they encountered in their lives, and how they spent their spare time. And the exhibition on the top floor, organized somewhat forcefully, has little to do with the Ice Man. And definitely too few multimedia elements. Today, it's all about videos, and just talking heads in them don't solve the problem anymore! 🤷🏾♂️
A. Dream — Google review
This museum is really well-organized and utilizes multimedia to make the topic more interesting for the visitors. Make sure you reserve tickets in advance online to save time waiting in line. The lounge at the top floor is also worth a visit, especially for families with kids.
Chia-chen Lehahn — Google review
I highly recommend this exhibition for Otzi lovers. You can find many facts of his life and see him with your own eyes.
Piotr Zawislak — Google review
Interesting and unique museum dedicated to Otzi and related information. We'll worth the visit especially if you have the Bolzano card.
Carol Schell — Google review
How interesting. I knew nothing about this and to get to see the mummy and everything else that they found was amazing.
Pennie Warren — Google review
This is my second visit here and it is simply great, great value for money and a very well laid out museum. I took my Mum and step father this time and they loved it. I would definitely visit again, I learn something new each time!
Edgy — Google review
One of the most unique museums I have ever seen. Worth an extra effort to get here. The whole story of how it is believed Otzi lived and died, how his body survived 10K years under a glacier, how he was found and the details of his life/death are extraordinary. Spent several hours going through the exhibits and a couple more strolling the town center.
EverDayGlory ! — Google review
It was great! Seeing Ötzi was super cool and we didn't have to wait long either. It was fascinating seeing and reading about old techniques that were used on his tools and to see how trade was already well established thousands of years ago. 100% recognized going! They also have a lot of fun stuff in the shop :D
Hedda :D — Google review
Famous Otzi museum where you can get all the info about the discovery of Otzi, his lifestyle and even see the frozen mummy. Suggested spot to spend an hour or so. Family entrance tickets available (e.g. 26 eur for 2+2).
Boris Susmak — Google review
Very interesting museum, definitely recommend it.
All information is given in German, Italian and English. There is items, texts, films, touch screens and, of course, the mummy.
There is lockers you are asked to put your things into and these can be used with 1€ or 2€ coins.
We got here at 9:45am, it opened at 10:00am and it took us just over 2h to visit the entire thing while reading all texts and taking it slow. When we left, there was a huge queue for entering, so be there early or reserve your tickets, we didn't do this as we came by spontaneously.
Anna KM — Google review
Pro: Very very cool to see Ötzi the ice man. It is amazing how well preserved his body, clothing, and some personal items were. The line to see the actual body moved pretty well.
Con: you can't take pictures of the whole museum. There isn't really much else in this museum (the other exhibit was small and lack lust). Couldn't take my small backpack in, although I seen women with purses large than my bag inside. Paid for parking nearby.
Toni Sterling — Google review
Nice museum where you get to learn about Otzi the iceman (Europe's oldest known natural human mummy) and what was life like in the area over 5000 years ago. The personal belongings ground along him give precious details about the skillsets and life style then with carefully sawn garments and shoes.
Emma — Google review
Amazing expo. We had to wait about 10 minutes in line to get in because we did not have a reservation. Buy an app for 2€ instead of renting an audio guide. The app has not only audio, but also pictures and you get to keep it after the visit. Take your headphones with you for the more comfortable experience. There is a special app for kids 6-10 years old that is free. The QR codes to download both apps can be found either on the website, or right in the cash desk area.
Eugene Bogatyriov — Google review
Otzi is a fantastic exhibit for all ages. A must see - you will learn a lot.
Every display is supported in 3 languages. The story unfolds as a journey from his discovery, his retrieval and preservation, through to understanding his lifetime.
The technology he used was astounding.
This is the best museum I’ve visited in Italy - highly recommended to everyone.
Thank you South Tyrol!
Matthew Walton — Google review
Went to this museum while in Bolzano to see Otzi, the iceman. It was interesting to see the artefacts of that period . Almost missed to see Otzi as he lay in his cubicle which is behind a wall and not well sign posted. There is a glass window through which you see his mummified body. It's remarkable to see this skeleton in its entirety knowing how old it is. Not allowed to take photos in the museum.
Thats Me — Google review
Very cool and interesting to see. This was a great stop and we’ll worth the few euros. Learned a lot about early life and how hard it was to survive
Nick Pastore — Google review
It was fascinating seeing and learning all about Ötzi the Ice Man! The museum is very well organized and contains lots of information about him and the period he lived at. If you got the Bolzano card you can use it to enter for free. One downside: The audio explanations app costs $2, which is something you would expect the entrance fee to cover
Karersee is a small but stunning alpine lake in the Dolomites. The view from all angles is beautiful and there are many panoramic trails to explore. Although it is not permitted to go into the lake, you can take a nice stroll around its perimeter. This picturesque spot was covered with snow during our visit, giving it an extra wintery charm!
The lake has great view and you can go around it In a circular route. Was A little bit too crowded
Yotam Noiman — Google review
Visited in early April, it was a beautiful sunny day. Although the lake was still quite frozen, the trails around were walkable.
Cecilia W — Google review
Beautiful views, the lake was covered completely with snow. The walk around is really nice and refreshing.
Dasha Semina — Google review
(06.4.2023. Temperature around 5°c)
Amazing place! Pictures cant describe how colorfull it is. Definitely worth visiting.
Large parking (2€ /hour). There is also a snack bar and toilets.
Around the lake, there is a good walking path with some benches (though, usually occupied with people just enjoying in the sun and view).
Milos M — Google review
We came across the lake completely by chance. We were surprised how beautiful it is. After a long journey, you can walk around it since it is quite small. There is no entrance fee to the lake, but there is a charge for car parking.
Boris Mihoci — Google review
A spectacular and most beautiful colours one can expect in a remote and scenic location.
The small lake,with the reflection of the mountains, clouds and sky is just Spellbinding.
Suresh Kumar M — Google review
A great lake, you can go around it about 1.5 kilometres.
leehe noiman — Google review
Very beautiful lake near Tirol region. We stopped by on route to Germany and it was worth it. Views aee just mesmerizing.
uarora — Google review
Very beautiful! I recommend to go there in the morning. My friend and I arrived at 7am and there were no other people at the time!
Patrycja — Google review
I went on a rainy day and was worried that I wouldn't be able to see much but it was worth it anyway. The Autumn colours in late October were stunning. It is easily accessible and you can take a nice walk around the lake.
Angela Smith — Google review
Tranquil crystal clear turquoise water with the reflection of the surrounding Dolomite mountain ranges sums up the Beuty of this place. This lake is very close to Bolzano. Parking is nearby and the lake is small. On a clear day in summer water is turquoise as you see in my pics.
Note: if you are driving here, keep in mind, the road has speed cameras at every corner so be extra careful. I will definitely suggest to come early before 7 am to enjoy the serenity and the tranquility of this place.
Koel Ganguly — Google review
A very famous spot that you can easily Google the history. It's simply stunning from all angles and you have to stop here if you are in the general area. Large car park which isn't too expensive and several cafés are available adjoining the car park.
A tunnel takes you under the main road and directly to the lake where your mind will explode when you see the views. It's almost unreal and you can't capture it in your brain sufficiently:)
Gary King — Google review
What a lovely place.went here for Christmas market on the way to Bolzano. The views were breathtaking. Completely covered in snow and the lake was frozen. There were little Christmas market along the lake serving hot wine and food. There was a big paid parking as well next to the lake. Overall a must visit if you are travelling through this place or if you are around.
Uday Kiran — Google review
I was there in March. The lake was frozen but the scenary was stunning! If you come in winter be careful as at some points it is very icy. There is a parking but except for this you can find only a clothes shop. It would be better if you could have a coffee or a snack.
Maria-Anna Κyrgiafini — Google review
Almost dried out. Global warming is a reality also in the Dolomiti. Don't trust Instagram mind-blowing pictures. They must have been taken a long time ago and edited. Moreover, the forest around the lake has been cut down. Human being negative impact at his best.
Michael — Google review
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39056 Welschnofen, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol, Italy
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Amazing views of the surrounding area of Bolzano from the gondola ride. It takes 12 minutes to reach the top. Once in Soprabolzano take the train over to Collalbo, it takes about 30 minutes and the scenery is amazing.
Joe Dobbie — Google review
Not a bad place to visit, there is nothing much to see except some good views the only good part is if you are using cable car must check before going there If cable car is working or not
Mohsin Ali Shaikh — Google review
Funivia del Renon offers an extraordinary Alpine journey that immerses you in the beauty and tranquility of the Renon Plateau. As the cable car effortlessly ascends, you're transported to a realm of panoramic vistas, picturesque villages, and a sense of serenity that's unparalleled.
From the moment I stepped into the cable car, I was captivated by the ever-expanding views of the surrounding Dolomites. The journey itself felt like a meditative experience, as I watched the world below transform into a patchwork of forests, meadows, and charming hamlets.
Arriving at the Renon Plateau, I was greeted by a landscape that exudes a timeless charm. The simplicity of life in the Alpine villages, combined with the natural beauty that surrounds them, created a harmonious atmosphere that allowed me to escape the pressures of modern life.
Exploring the Renon Plateau was a delight for the senses. The hiking trails, each offering a unique perspective on the landscape, allowed me to connect with nature on a profound level. The scent of pine trees, the rustling of leaves in the breeze, and the distant sound of cowbells created a sensory symphony that felt like a gentle embrace.
The Renon Plateau is also home to the famous Renon Railway, a nostalgic journey that offers a glimpse into the past. Riding the vintage-style train through rolling hills and verdant valleys was a nostalgic experience that harkened back to a simpler era of travel.
The culinary offerings at Funivia del Renon are a celebration of local flavors. Indulging in traditional South Tyrolean dishes while surrounded by breathtaking scenery was a treat for both the palate and the soul. It's a reminder that the joy of travel is as much about savoring moments as it is about discovering new places.
Funivia del Renon is a gateway to a world where time seems to stand still and the beauty of nature takes center stage. Whether you're seeking an escape into the mountains, a chance to reconnect with nature, or simply a moment of tranquility, this Alpine retreat offers an experience that rejuvenates the spirit and creates cherished memories.
Abhishek Pandey — Google review
Worth the trip. Ran up and lift down
Neil Arnott — Google review
Twenty minutes ride with great views. Bolzano station is about 0.5 km walk to the old town. Soprabolzano is a cute little hilltop hotel area. Great option for dinner for the views, or for accommodation instead of Bolzano.
Jim Ducker — Google review
Gorgeous views of Bolzano. Seems too easy to get to this place considering how high up the mountain and beautiful it is!
Edward Duca — Google review
We could have gone by car to Soprabolzano but we decided to travel with funivia del Renon instead. The step in point is Bolzano is very close to the Bolzano trainstation. Tickets are not to expensive and the wait was non existent. The carriages are big and light. The ride up to Soprabolzano gives you an amazing view of Bolzano
Anja Van De Gronde — Google review
Cable car was well worth the 10€. Spectacular views, and I would also recommend the train ride for an additional 5€. You can get off and look around, or walk to the next spot along a well maintained walking trail.
Rico Sabatini — Google review
Amazing views and hiking even in the snow, plus the cable card ride should not be missed. Bring a packed lunch as there are not a lot of restaurants at the top.
Eric Guido — Google review
Great way to travel and get really fast to Bolzano/Renon without having the trouble of finding parking. The view from the cable 🚠 is spectacular and the kids were real thrilled about it.
Noa Schwarzwald- Plesner — Google review
Excellent trip up the Ritter mountain from Bolzano. The views were across to the Dolomites and for an Englishman, like nothing else seen before. Well run, efficient and good value.
Matthew Dunn — Google review
Wow.
Great attraction while visiting in Bolzano.
Oren Vilner — Google review
Soprabolzano was my go to location on a Saturday just to get away from the world. Hike, brunch or to relax.... You will enjoy this trip. There is also a train that takes you through some mystical locations.
Alpine pass known for its ski lifts & panoramic views of Italian mountains.
Great place to ski or snowboarding in fantastic surroundings. Worth going a short while up from San Martino for a change.
Piotr Wila — Google review
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MissAnn ics — Google review
Superb!
Maria Fertu — Google review
Super, super .... for winter holidays - skiing ... see my Video Review (19.Feb.2018) ... Paste the title of my video in the YouTube Browser and you will see the videoreview: Dolomiti Superski Passo Rolle Review
Jaroslav Krejca — Google review
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M “Maya” S — Google review
Excellent view of the road to and from the pass!!!
And upthere you can have a break for a hit drink and a souvenir.
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Mauro Favruzzo — Google review
Place with mesmerising beauty
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38054 Primiero San Martino di Castrozza, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy
Marmolada is a stunning 10,968-ft. mountain with multiple summits, offering an aerial tram and wintertime skiing. From its peaks, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of surrounding mountains such as Peitlerkofel, Odle and Puez groups, Gran Cir, Sella group, Langkofel, Plattkofel, Pala group, Vajolet towers, Rosengarten group with the Kesselkogel peak and the Schlern.
The beautiful view which you will see there at 3342m altitude it’s amazing. If you are visiting Italy definitely you should go there to Marmolada
Gabriela Struna — Google review
Absolutely stunning. Make sure you have enough points on your ticket for going back down. At the top it’s just a viewpoint and a ski area. It’s very basic.
The middle area has food and gifts. The food is also basic. It has more of a diner feel.
Still leave enough time to go slow and enjoy the view.
Bronson Kurtz — Google review
Such a great day to be up on the top of Marmolada, after nearly 20 years.
A breathtaking adventure !
Erika Figabomba — Google review
Fantastic view ! Came from the 🇺🇸, Michigan, to ski in Italy 🇮🇹. Beautiful scenery. Snow ❄️ conditions when we went were not the best . So some days were icy 🥶. And we also went during Christmas/new Years. A few days the lines were massive!
Huzefa Kapadia — Google review
beautiful view in alto Adige
daka — Google review
The most amazing view!
Katerina Kabani — Google review
One of the best experiences from Dolomites. Breathtaking perspectives 360 degrees.
Flavius — Google review
Take the 3 lifts to the top of more than 3300m. On the top nice panorama platform with stunning views.
Walter Petermann — Google review
Beautiful mountain.
The biggest in the Italian Dolomites.
We arrived a few weeks after the big glacier avalanche that was very lethal. the mountain was closed because it was still very hot and there was a fear of another avalanche.
In my photos, you can see at the top the big missing part of the glacier.
Joni Gritzner — Google review
We went to the top when skiing in the area this winter in January. View from the top was amazing, slope downhill is solo experti!
Silvia Marinova — Google review
It is a very beautiful place, you can see all surrounding peaks of different montains, and there is always some ice does not matter when do you visit it. In the building there is a very interesting exhibition about 1st world war with a lot of personal stuffs which were belong to the italian/austrian sodiers
Eszter Balvanyosi — Google review
Great 360 degrees views to see the Dolomites - it's like you are on another planet. Very cool. You can also walk on a small part of the glacier.
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38032 Canazei, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy
Val Gardena is a picturesque valley in the Dolomites, featuring three charming villages and offering a range of outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing. The area boasts 42 ski areas within an hour's drive, including Val Gardena, Selva-Sella Ronda, and Alta Badia. In summer, visitors can enjoy cable car rides to Renon, San Genesio, and Colle.
Amazing views and nice ski resort!
Dovilė Ž — Google review
Amazing place!!!
Julie Fuco — Google review
I found a piece of heaven on Earth.
Where I can listen to the sound of the birds and the wind that blows in the forest. The song of the river. So beautiful.
Me and the nature between hills and mountains.
Val Gardena is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the most beautiful valley in the world.
Mika fashion — Google review
Skiing in Dolomiti it was a full experience! Good slopes and modern cables, spectacular views and good food! I'll be back!
Corneliu Irimia — Google review
Stunning and breathtaking mountains
Frode Knutsen — Google review
Amazing Mountains but does not feel like Italy at all! The first language is German, specially in winter! I visited in September to hike and in Jan to ski. I have learned Italian, useless! Some of the lift operators do not even respond if you day Buongiorno! I went for the experience of Italy, yet none! big mistake in that sense. In the hotel, first language is German and 2nd, less informative in shorter and less information, Italian. It is that bad that at the bus stop, an Italian family was asking if anybody speaks Italian and I said I do, a little! Italian people who I had encounter w in Summer, winter and during meals were very polite, considerate, respectful of others during hike, ski, or at breakfast/dinner. The same sadly cannot be said about german speaking attitude. Some of us suffered some loud people speaking German, loud across tables even during formal candlelight dinner. They will not lower their volume and you cannot hear the music and enjoy a peaceful dinner! The hotel treats Germans better, they r special 😊 I will not choose to stay at Ortisei hotels again unless Italian culture and language is respected and preferred.
Raheleh Dilmaghani — Google review
Amazing view of the dolomite mountains
Arnon Meir — Google review
Wow val Gardena, what a place in dolomiti. We visited almost every pass in dolomiti but this one of the best and pitoresc place
Marian Ghibu — Google review
Amazing place in the heart of Dolomiti. Ortisei is a lovely mountain city with top services.
Angelo Angileri — Google review
Amazing ski slopes, all services , sometimes crowdy.
peter brazdil — Google review
One of the most beautiful places in Europe
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39040 Kastelruth, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol, Italy
The Brixner Dom is a magnificent cathedral that boasts of a striking double-spired architecture which dates back to 1745. The interior of the cathedral is adorned with opulent frescoes that give it an overwhelming historical appeal. Its tranquil surroundings make it an ideal spot for those seeking moments of solitude and reflection. This beautiful dom will certainly leave you impressed with its grandeur and artistic beauty. It is definitely worth visiting again for the sheer splendor that it exudes in every aspect.
Overwhelming historical places with tranquil surroundinngs. Will definitely be back again
tom r — Google review
The Dom is a really nice place to visit during your stay in Bressanone. We we lucky to be during the Christmas Market that is hosted just in front of the Dom.
Γιωργος Ζερβακης — Google review
Large zoo, but very "small" in terms of animals. Most of them not visible..
Not really justifying the time to visit.
Dror Pearl — Google review
This wonderfully decorated church is situated next to a very nice square in the middle of the old town of Brixen.
Stefan Ladwig — Google review
One of the symbols of Brixen and a beautiful place of worship, both externally and internally. It is free to enter
Andrea Nori — Google review
Beautiful Dom, you will be impressed!
Royal Mangalitsa — Google review
Nice Nice worth a visit.
DJ Nederfolk — Google review
Beautiful Church in the Bressanone town square
Alan Teo — Google review
So many chambers to visit. All in beautiful condition.
Greg Daniel — Google review
Brixen Cathedral was rebuilt in 1754 in the Late Baroque style typical of churches in the Holy Roman Empire, with lighter colors and fine stucco details compared to the High Baroque style in Italy.
The adjoining cloister is covered with Gothic frescoes.
Kent Wang — Google review
Impressive , huge and beautiful cathedral in the middle of the old town in Brixen.
Just a short 10 minutes from the train station will put you in the middle of the old town center.
Go inside and marvel at the ornate rococo and be sure to look UP to appreciate the ornate frescos on the ceiling
Look behind you and up to view the beautiful , large and elaborate organ.
Recommended--GO
Markus “markobear1” — Google review
Beautiful! Quiet and extremely well maintained. There was an organ player while we visited which was lovely.
Kaitlyn — Google review
What a place! Serenity, peace and wow! Nice dome around this little Brixen town on the foothills of Dolomites. Do plan one day trip around this town and enjoy the beautiful small town vibes.
Pragser Wildsee is a beautiful UNESCO world heritage site, with towering mountains and a deep blue color. It's also become quite a popular Instagram spot in the past few years. The most beautiful thing about this lake is that you can find many climbing opportunities nearby, making it an ideal destination for adventurers.
We visited in extra season, not crowded but a lot of hiking tracks closed. Lovely to walk by the lake
Oana Muntean — Google review
One of the most beautiful places I have ever bene! For sure It Is worth the visit. Important to Remember to book the parking before going, mainly in the weekends. The walking around the lake is easy also to go worth family, but with several stairs in the way.
Afonso J. Jr — Google review
Beautiful lake with stunning views and green water. Parking is a little costly. Not much to eat at the restaurant after 3 pm. Going around the lake takes roughly 2 hours. Worth visiting once.
Vikram Kothari — Google review
Perfectly beautiful lake, but the conditions for renting the boat is ridiculous. Why I need to pay also for magnet and postcard, when they have a proper souvenir shop with better selection just behind the corner..
stradivarius — Google review
Absolutely breathtaking. Would love to stay at the hotel next time I come. I recommend this place to anyone seeking holiday in the Dolomites.
Erik Covert — Google review
No words to express the beauty of this lake. It’s a jewel of Dolomites. Unlike other lakes in the Dolomites, this lake is easily accessible. Therefore, it can get very busy during the summer months. The hike around the lake is a must thing to do. The trail around the lake is easy and well maintained.
There is a very big car park but it’s expensive. There are a few places well before the lake where you can park but it’s a long walk to the lake.
If you are into landscape photography then sunrise would be a better option as there will be fewer people in the early morning.
Boat trips and photography on the boat deck are expensive too.
A highly recommended place!
Tahir Iqbal — Google review
Amazing place! Even in winter still worth a visit. The bistro on the lake is a treat. A quick tip, go to the toilet beforehand, otherwise be ready to pay for it. :P
Adriano Augusto Matheus — Google review
This is a wonderful place. Good parking. Unfortunately, still too many idiots that leave their litter. As dog owner, I don‘t understand those who bag up and then disregard the bag😡. Still the path around the lake is beautiful. Water level was a little low.
Craig McMain — Google review
Very stunning lake. I would highly recommend bringing crampons if you are wanting to walk around the lake as it is super icey and slippery at this time of the year (November). The car park is €35 for the entire day. No reception at the lake. There is also restaurant.
Anne-Marie Young — Google review
The most beautiful lake I have ever seen! It was in my bucket list for a long time ago! Loved every angle of this stunning scenery!
Angeliki Skandali — Google review
The moment I arrived in this place, I instantly fell in love because of the beauty that it holds. The scenery is just breathtaking and truly spectacular. Going to this place during the winter is truly magical and it looks like it straight up came from the movie Narnia. Me and my friends took some time taking pictures on this place and also had some fun playing with the snow. Make sure to wear comfortable trekking shoes that are water-resistant to fully enjoy this area! I also remember a wedding photoshoot was ongoing in the area and I am sure that the photos will really be amazing. Please visit this as soon as possible, a must!
Argie Karl Mayrong — Google review
This beautiful lake is overwhelmed by tourists during the day. However, there is plenty of space for everyone. Come early in the morning to avoid the crowd.
photon670 K — Google review
Beautiful place to go for a walk round a lake. Buy entry tickets online before you go, or go to the info area where there is a QR code you can scan and buy ticket.
Sandra Azzopardi — Google review
Amazing hike along the lake with beautiful viewing points and places to chill by the lake. The shore is rocky and so is the bottom of the lake which makes it have this wonderful green color. Do bring something to sit on as the rocks don’t make it comfortable. The hike takes around 2,5 hours and it can be done with regular shoes too. Quite popular so it will not be a quiet walk.
Oana Andrei — Google review
Gorgeous lake with mountain and a turquoise blue water. We took a walk around the lake and it took us around 1.5 hours stopping to take photos. We also had the pleasure to stay at the hotel on the lake and parking was redeemed with the stay. You can also rent a boat to take a ride on the lake for 30 minutes.
Connie Chen — Google review
Beautiful lake, very popular! Already early in the morning is full of photographers. Very easy to arrive! There is a hotel, souvernie shop and like a bar cafeteria right before the lake!
The views are just amazing, you can hike around, which I recommend doing :)
The boat station opens from 10 am, although I saw a couple who got married, they could I imagine rent the place earlier for a photo session!
The place is worth no matter what!
Carlota Armengol — Google review
Stunning turquoise lake that is sheltered by multiple Dolomite mountains. There is an hour walk around the lake, which is beautiful. The landscape of the peaks is stunning, including various rock formations, moss and treeline. Worth doing and parking was cheap after 4pm
Nikola Lapenna — Google review
Nature has already set the best camera filter for you. Just go and enjoy you time there. If possible take a boat ride, don’t worry much about rowing, you can learn from the crash course given there. Just sit in the middle of the lake and ENJOY tour time! This place is surreal!
Ahnaf Tahmid Chowdhury — Google review
The lake is absolutely gorgeous! Would recommend visiting before 9am to avoid the crowds and catch a beautiful sunrise. Check for timings depending on whether you're taking public / private transport.
Pragya B — Google review
Stunning view of a beautiful lake and surrounding mountains. Take a nice walk around the lake trail to see it from all sides, well worth it.
Jarrett Booz — Google review
This place is stunning. I recommend you to come late in the evening, it’s not that crowded. There are 2 parking lots, one of which is more closer to the lake. The bus stop is also very close. If you have time please do the hike around the lake, it will offer some breathtaking views.
Vishwanath Diraviam — Google review
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39030 Prags, Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol, Italy
Andechs Monastery is a hilltop pilgrimage center in southern Bavaria that was established in the 10th century. It is renowned for its Benedictine monks' famous ales, and many tourists visit to sample them. The site attracts large crowds on weekends, but its stunning beauty remains a must-see attraction. Ettal, another picturesque location nearby, offers excellent hiking opportunities with ample parking facilities.
Gorgeous church. You go to Tutzing and take bus 958 which drops you at the base of Andechs. A long incline to walk up. It has a tower that has 13 flights of steps for €1.00. Their food opens at 11:00 and they have superb Haxen. Beer is great. Get there before 12:00 or few seats left.
Anthony Cimorelli — Google review
Nice touristy place but huge crowds over the weekend. I think the Ettal looks beautiful if you hike around the place. Huge parking.
Koel Ganguly — Google review
Loved the beer and pork knuckle! We popped by on our way down from Munich to St. Anton. Will love to head back for more beer in the summer!
J K (JK) — Google review
I know some people think this place is too tourist, and mass production factory, but I enjoy it...and usually come early before the rush.
Arrive well before noon, ideally 11am...that is when the restaurant opens.
Share a litre beer, share a pork knuckle...they are large and sharing the cost makes it a bit better.
The whole monastery is not open to the public, but the baroque style layout of the church is worth a visit. Slip into the small chapel to tge side, and say a pray of thanks.
Pick a good day, even during the weekdays 80% of the tables are occupied by 12noon
Perry Poehlmann — Google review
I wish I could rate the Monastery on multiple levels, as a pilgrimage site, a brewery and a restaurant. I hope my pictures do justice to what you will see in the Monastery. A beautifu , prayerful environment. Well worth the time to visit and to refresh yourself spiritually and bodily.
Markus Gruber — Google review
Andechs Monastery was nice. Many people on Sunday. Few restaurants around. Self services and serve by waiter also available but require advance booking otherwise not even half seat available for you. But can always go to self service side. Definitely have to try their beer. Very good and smooth. Their alcohol free beer tasted like real beer and smooth. The monks did a very good job in making the beer. However the cheese made by monk is not easy to find. I couldn’t get to try one. Their pork knuckle are huge! I couldn’t finish. Have to bring another half back home. They have paper bag for you to put the food to take away if can’t finish. Their pretzel 🥨 also very big. However their potato salad don’t looks attractive but their taste very good when eat with sausage and pork knuckle.
Andechs Monastery located on top of hill and they have really nice view too. Many people cycling there but also big parking place to park your car and walk up to the hill with nice things around. Like their herbs (natural pharmacy herbs), their arts..
Time Sing Yes — Google review
We visited in the summer of 2018. The entire trip remains one of my most cherished memories!
Iris Schaeffer — Google review
Old charm German pub with tasty food and beer. Awesome views from the top of the Monastery tower.
Richard Corbett — Google review
Short walking feom the public parking to the top of the hill where the monestery is located, whrete the main point is the bavarian restaurant with a panoramic view over the distant meadows.
Zivko Prelogovski — Google review
lovely castle with a lot of local and traditional decoration and souvenir. the canteen is really authentic, you have to wait in line for the canteen and surprisingly you can pay with card. what is interesting is that on the back of the castle? There is a park full of sculpture, dedicated to the art and beer drinking, which represent the local drinking culture
Nathan Guo — Google review
My two friends took me here for a bike ride from Munich. It is absolutely beautiful, the food served is beyond anything you'd get in any restaurant, the beer's are great (size and taste). Next time I'm in Germany, I'll be back and of course with my trustee companions
Brian Gilligan — Google review
The place is stunning. The monastery is beautiful, very old, and surrounded by mountains. Lots of fresh air. There is a little souvenir shop with convenient prices. The restaurant, which is nearly monastery, has a beautiful view of the mountains. Food is delicious. The beer is very good👍
Tamara Radevic — Google review
Very beautiful and peaceful place. The church is amazing. Baroque style 🤩. You can easily drive to the convent using the bus (951) directly from the train station. I recommend to go early and watch the service. They also have a good german restaurant and a brewery, there you can have a beer tasting and an tour.
Michelle Cavalcante — Google review
I lived in Bavaria for five years decades ago and it was such a treat to be able to return with Bavarian friends and show Andechs to my husband and young adult children.
The pretzels, obatzda (savory/tart cheese spread), and beer were delicious, it was so precious to see a service in the monastery cathedral and I found a beautiful little necklace in the giftshop.
Note the famous dopple bock type of beer invented by monks centuries ago which contains all the good ingredients needed to make bread. This was introduced in beer form so the monk's Lenten time fast (the fast in the days prior to celebrating Jesus Christ's death and resurrection at Easter) would not be interrupted.
Parking is free to this piece of historical Bavaria and Kloster Andechs is well worth the visit.
Ali R — Google review
Worthwhile to visit. A beautiful cathedral and restaurant. It's recommended to pay attention to the Andechser agricultural section around the monastery. Outstanding milk products in all varieties.
Gerrit Stegeman — Google review
People say this is the place to get the best beer in Germany. I definitely had my best radler here on our trip. The food was also good and is served cafeteria style. You have a choice to hike from a nearby parking lot/bus station or you can hike all the way up from the town of Herrshing. It is a slightly difficult hike uphill through forest and a little bit of meadow. If you enjoy hiking then it will be worth it to you, if it’s a hot day just take the bus.
Megan West — Google review
An absolute must if you are in the Munich area. A true highlight of our trip. It was rainy and cold when we visited so we didn't get to experience the biergartenbut inside was great too. Excellent beer and the food was one of a kind. Best meal we had the entire trip.
Christopher R. — Google review
What an interesting place to visit. Outstanding monument of architecture with beautiful ornaments inside. Beautiful architecture and awesome art work inside. You can see the tower from far as it’s tall and located at very high hill. There's a lovely hiking trail from the nearby train station in Herrsching up to the monastery, definitely recommended to get that trail because that’s really lovely walk in green area.
When I was there, it was busy over the top. The beer was excellent as is all German beer, and the food was fantastic too. The Pilgrimage church is currently an active monastery so do watch thier closing times as are early due to prayer. The monastery has plenty of free parking however it's a bit of a short but steap walk from the parking.
win task — Google review
Small church with nice but windy view from the tower for just 1€. Recommended if you don't have fear of heights. The wooden steps are really small the higher you get. I heard 200 steps overall.
Large lake featuring a royal villa, an art museum & boating tours, plus hiking & biking trails.
Great place to visit and walk around
Bijna Balan — Google review
Great place to go during the summer months. The beach is great for swimming and cooling off. This is a rock “beach” Not sand. Really tough to get in and out of the water comfortably without them. There is a small town part to get ice cream, snacks and food. Definitely gets crowded when it’s hot.
Abigail Adamek — Google review
Beautiful place.... very serene atmosphere.... the lake is very scenic with a view of the Alps... It is a very short distance from Munich and has lots of cafes to hang out at.....
Shoma Naskar — Google review
Most amazing place to relax and just enjoy the natural beauty of Bavarian state. Especially summer is best place to visit Starnberg lake view is best and local stores offer you boating option and have fun with love ones or friends and best part around is local food with view of see 😍 including gift shop where you can get souvenirs to remember best moment of it. All together this place is worth visiting.
JIMIL OZA — Google review
Very nice Lake, easy to reach from Munich by Train, beautiful views, good Hotels and Restaurants👍😀
August Bo Tao — Google review
Nice place to go for a swim easy to get there by train S6 from Munich
Junaid Barakzai — Google review
My visit to Lake Starnberg in the evening was a magical experience. I hopped on the RE from Munich, and in under 20 minutes, I was there, right before sunset. The lake's vastness and depth left me in awe, and it's my go-to place for a relaxing run. The tranquility of the evenings by the lake is something I look forward to escaping the city's chaos.
Gaurav Mann — Google review
Beautiful lake and a perfect day trip. A perfect view and good restaurants are near Possenhofen which is easily reachable by public transports.
Lara Surmeli (A little bit of Larifari) — Google review
Very relaxing.
Have a good time here.
Thunyakan Ch. — Google review
Beautiful lake with bot rides and water activities
Sara Galvan Noyola — Google review
My visit to Lake Starnberg was a magical experience. I hopped I aas there in sprins or summer the lake depth and colors took me to another world of tranquility and peace simply love it
Mouna “Moejana” Ouni — Google review
Very peaceful. The lake was very calm, and there is a cafe morth of the lake if you're hungry.
Timothy Andre — Google review
The lake and the surrounding area are absolutely gorgeous, particularly in autumn. But it's also nicer on a summer day when you can actually see on the other side of the lake. The woods around are perfect for a stroll, and close to the harbour, there are many places to grab food, coffee or snacks. Very lovely if you happen to be in the area, but probably you should not go out of your way to see this place if you have other plans.
Mohamed Arab — Google review
Very nice and peaceful, especially in the early morning hours
Viktória Hadlaczki — Google review
One of the most beautiful lakes in Bavaria and indeed a great place to take a boat/cruise ride, ride or drive around it, swim in to and of course to enjoy the spectacle of the Alps visible on the southern end...
The lake is surrounded by 8-9 beautiful villages.. Starnberg being the biggest and most popular of them... where the lake also gets its name from.
There are many parks and bathing grounds around the entire lake too...some private some public.. though in the summers there's a problem of mosquitoes around the areas that are too green.
Glacial tongue-basin alpine lake covering 3.5 sq. mi., with spa towns & hiking routes nearby.
Amazing place!!! But you see many many rich (and old) people here for holidays.
Sunnatullo Fazliev — Google review
Serene and peaceful, a gorgeous location for a good walk. Remember to grab a cup of hot chocolate and a variety of cakes from Aran, a good lakeside cafe.
Prathyusha Sebastian — Google review
Extremely pretty! It's definitely one of the most pretty places in Germany!
Caio Souza Cavalcante — Google review
This is the most amazing place I have visited so far. Want to visit this mesmerizing deramy place again. I felt like, I was walking in a fairy tale movie set. Although camera can not do justice to the breathtaking beauty of this place, still tried to capture a bit.
Fatema Ferdousi Tisha — Google review
Tegernsee is surrounded by mountains which makes the view even more beautiful. Perfect for holidays / day trip from Munich.
Amy — Google review
Tegernsee is one of the most beautiful lakes and even places, I have ever seen and been to!!
Small lake and town near to Munich, less than 2 hours by car and also you can get there with train very comfortably, during pandamic all the shops in a small town are close but there are many small local shops for dining and decorative stuffs.
But we enjoy sightseeing, hiking, relaxing and we were lucky because it was sunny that day and it helped us to enjoy more.
Definitely I will come back and stay there for couple of days in hotel, one fay was not enough for me !!
Nima Maloumi — Google review
A beautiful lake with a mountain background is totally mesmerizing and peaceful. They offer a full round cruise ride which is 90 mins long , you can definitely spend half a day here
Pranav sk — Google review
The Tegernsee is a Zungenbecken lake in the Bavarian Alps in southern Germany. The lake is the centre of a popular recreation area 50 kilometres (31 mi) south-east of Munich. Resorts on the lake include the eponymous Tegernsee, as well as Bad Wiessee, Kreuth, Gmund, and Rottach-Egern.
Sudarshan Pise — Google review
So a beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the views. Also nice to swim during hot summer day.
Constantine Shpikat — Google review
One of my favourite places around Munich, it offers relaxing atmosphere that can be enjoyed in sunny days with a local beer. Also driving to the place, avoiding autobahn is pretty fun.
The German Museum of Masterpieces of Science and Technology is a vast museum that showcases original artifacts and interactive displays on energy, transportation, and astronomy. It holds the title of being the largest technology museum globally, spanning over 50,000 square meters and exhibiting around 28,000 objects. The museum offers a unique experience as it combines traditional exhibits with hands-on activities such as demonstrations, experiments, and media stations. Visitors can engage with various subjects ranging from agriculture to photography to space technology.
We worked our way through the museum, from the top floor (space) down to the basement (mining), and it is clear where the museum has spent money and where it is in sad need of attention. This is a very big museum where you can spend more than 1 day if you wanted to! The museum has thousands of objects on display, all aimed at science and technology. It includes several different floors and different themes throughout the building. Totally recommended if you’re into science or technology related things!
Pamela Meindl — Google review
The amount of detail that is put into this place is amazing. You can find out anything about technology, from microchips, cameras/photography, to modern stuff like robotics and space shuttles. I would suggest arming yourself with a bag of popcorn, a big cola, 6 hours of free time and a lot of patience to have a great experience.
Andrei Oprescu — Google review
Amazing place if you are here to learn. The museum has almost everything science and technology from robotics to encryption and everything in between! You can spend weeks and months here without getting bored!
There are also live demonstrations every hour during weekend (only in German though)!
Would highly recommend to visit this place!
Harry — Google review
Great place, lots of fun. There are 6 different levels, takes a ton of time to visit them all. Friendly note: 5-6PM you can get in for free. I know it's far from sufficient to go through everything, but it's at least something.
ukLz — Google review
Definitely a museum that deserves 5 stars. It explains very well what civilization is. There are many places to visit in different branches. It's a great place for kids too. There are very nice activities and applications that they can try and do. 14 euros per person. There is a family discount. I would recommend it to everyone.
Niels Reed — Google review
Really cool place of you love engineering. It os a very visual experience and there are a lot of things to explain here. It doesn't feel like it is a place dedicated for kids so adults can also have fun in their knowledge exploration. There is a lot of information and it is really well designed but I strongly recommend choosing a section sticking to it and enjoy on part of the museum as there is too much to see. Each section really delves into details and it will be impossible to grasp everything in one go.
Stefan Tudor — Google review
This is a really cool museum with plenty to see, also a very big variation. Everything from airplanes to harvest equipment. A very interesting museum, but it is very crowded usually with a lot of school classes visiting it and generally a very long queue to the entrance, but if you are interested in technology it is totally worth the waiting time.
Joseph Z — Google review
Best science museum in the world.
Magnificently curated with diversity of topics, but most of them treated with a great deal of thoroughness.
Plenty of interactive examples and representations of scientific concepts as well as history of scientific discoveries.
Access is pretty easy.
There is a downloadable museum app that is like nothing I have ever seem before.
Juan Uribe — Google review
A very big museum with a lot of interesting things!
There's a lot of expositions where you can interact with it, and for me that's a most have for a museum about technology.
The price is a little bit expensive (14 euros for adults) but there are some discounts ( 4,5 euros for students).
What confuses me is that the minimum payment by credit card is 20 euros... That's really not convenient for tourists
El Walid Kadura — Google review
A lot of exhibits, various things and a lot to learn. The museum is very well organized, many interactive items, several places where you can have a quick snack, drink a cofee or a beer. If you plan to visit it reserve at least 4 hours from your time to do that.I strongly recommend visiting this place!
Eusebiu Barbulescu — Google review
One of the most entertaining museums I’ve ever visited. There are numerous exhibits that facilitate learning. I recommend planning to spend the entire day there. It is definitely worth visiting multiple times. There is a special room where only adults accompanied by children are allowed; you cannot enter without a child.
Ольга Демидова — Google review
It takes a long time to buy tickets, because many school students go there together. It's better to set aside a day to visit the museum. Personally, I feel that this museum is very suitable for scientific enlightenment. It has a basic and comprehensive display of agricultural science, technology, music, aviation and industry.
1 2 — Google review
This is a HUGE museum, so don’t expect to see it all in one day, but it truly has so much to offer adults and kids. The exhibits are extremely educational and well-curated, and the location is great as well. You can go for a stroll along the Isar afterwards! They also have a restaurant with a rooftop terrace which gets pretty crowded on nice days, but it’s a great atmosphere!
Angie Ann — Google review
Possibly the best museum I have ever been to. Ranging from aircraft to an entire section on suspension bridges. As well as model railways, scientific discoveries, musical instruments — you name it. You definitely need a full day to see it all — if not multiple days! I particularly liked how the pendulum from the outside clock tower hangs all the way down the central staircase to the ground floor, where you can watch it swinging.
Cian Tempest — Google review
As the bigger part of the museum is under renovation until 2028, there is a new part of the museum that is still accessible. The ticket costs 15€. I loved the quantum physics section, satellites, and optical instruments. Other sections are bridges, farming, medicine and musical instruments. More sections such as microbiology are still under construction. Can easily spend 4 hours here. Not suitable for children as the topics are quite complicated.
Review Monster — Google review
Great experience in well designed technological experience covering wide range of scientific areas. Live demo on various topics throughout the days. Hands-on workshops for children. Variety of options for snacks. One can spend the entire day there.
Yaroslav Kurennoy — Google review
The most enjoyable museum experience I have ever had! Great for engineering and science related people. And also great for kids, free to kids under 6.
Great place to spend a full day. Tons of technical experience to enjoy!
Marienplatz, the vibrant heart of Munich, serves as a central gathering place for locals and tourists alike. This city-center square and transport hub is home to St. Peter's church, two town halls, and a toy museum. It is renowned for its iconic New Town Hall and the Mariensaule column dedicated to St. Mary.
A great location in Munich with countless places to shop, eat, and relax. The central square is also so large and distinct that it’s a helpful landmark for those of us visiting from out of country, and for meeting up with friends. The architecture is beautiful. The atmosphere is bustling. We had some great times, and great food here.
Overall: key location and we will return when we are next in Munich.
David Urquhart — Google review
An amazing clock tower with so much ornate detail. It was very busy even on Monday, I would recommend you go on a weekday. The clock rings 3 times a day in the summer. 2 in the winter. Amazing sight to see nonetheless.
Cole Wright — Google review
A nice central plaza that lies in the heart if the city connecting between its main streets and shopping malls. You can sit there for the whole day enjoying the traditional bakery and watching the freelancer artists doing their musical performance. Got money to waste ? You can do all your shopping from the near by shops. Apple is by the corner😍.
Ahmed Reda Donia — Google review
Main square. Very beautiful architecture, with non-standard design of balconies and stained glass windows. Each part of the buildings is unique in its own way. When you stand on this square, you temporarily forget that today is the 21st century - the surrounding environment takes you to the Middle Ages, the time of knights. This square is truly the historical center of Munich.
Diana — Google review
A perfect place that offers many different options to enjoy a nice beer in the outdoors. I loved the architecture there, the place is so beautiful and it is surrounded by many other wonderful places such as cathedrals, restaurants, emblematic buildings and other spots just waiting to be discovered by us!
Yorkys Alejandra Julca — Google review
Very beautiful place. To enjoy it the most i would suggest to visit it during the sunrise on a weekday when there are no crowds of people since it's extremely popular. Fantastic architecture, literally must visit for every tourist in Munich.
Alex Rybkovsky — Google review
The old city center of Munich is a place you can sit, stand, watch for hours with ornate detail and people watching.
Sadly we missed the final Glockenspiel show of the day (17:00) but there were plenty of other bells to enjoy throughout the hour.
Tom Coomes — Google review
This place is incredible, you could stare at this building all day and still not see all the details. We went back to see the glockenspiel, at 5pm. The building could not be any more impressive. The performances in the square were entertaining too. It's definitely a spot you don't want to miss if you are in Munich. The train will take you directly there if you aren't in walking distance. There are many restaurants and shops nearby.
Amber Doran — Google review
This town square is a must visit in Munich. The architecture is simply gorgeous, with its unique balconies and windows designs/colors. There are many street stalls selling foods and drinks, souvenirs and branded stuff. Also, numerous street artists were performing when we were there. This further adds to the colorfulness and character of the area. The design makes us forget that we are in the modern days and takes us back to many centuries ago.
There are lots to see, shop, eats for every taste and individual, from beer markets to restaurants. Our family of 4 enjoyed ourselves thoroughly here. Pity we were here on a day trip only. Will come back if we have the chance.
Seah Shao Jun Nigel — Google review
Beautiful place, crowded but lots of shops and pigeons. I recommend visiting. The glockenspiel show isn't anything impressive. I recommend taking the elevator for a few euro up the town hall and seeing a view of Munich.
Andy Ivanov — Google review
Just perfect for enjoying your beer out in the open, there are many bars or cafe around. And of course… the expensive shopping nearby. Any brand you can think of, you will find it here.
Dimitris Christou — Google review
Wonderful Square in center of Munich. Been here 4 years ago and it is always a pleasure to be on this historical place! Many shops, nice eateries, souvenirs, just enjoy and take a walk through the city center of Munich!
Vedran ?oti? — Google review
The square serves as the heart of the city, bustling with activity and surrounded by historic landmarks.
The centerpiece of Marienplatz is the awe-inspiring New Town Hall. Its towering spires and intricate Gothic design took my breath away. Watching the famous Glockenspiel come to life was a true delight.
The square is filled with charming shops, cafes, and restaurants that lined its edges. From traditional Bavarian clothing stores to contemporary boutiques, there was something for every taste.
Marienplatz square in Munich truly captured the essence of the city. Its historic charm, lively atmosphere, and central location make it an absolute must-visit. Whether you're a history buff, a shopaholic, a food enthusiast, or simply seeking an authentic Bavarian experience, Marienplatz square has it all.
Filip Elez — Google review
Heart of the Munich City. Every person visiting this beautiful city must have visited or passed through the Marienplatz.. city center of Munich. Most of the household items and all the shops are found here. Always a crowded place. It is definitely a safe place even though it's crowded. People are nice, they just care their own business. Place for all the young people to vibe around and spend nice time with the closed ones. Great place to pass time. Looks very beautiful during the spring 🌼 and summer 🌞⛱️ season. Nice tulips flowers 🌺🌹 are planted in this place.. everyday show time for the bell ringing amazes people and keeps them wait there and watch the show for few minutes.. no tickets and entrance fee are required. A lot of souvenir shops are found in this place .. highfi city area. Have fun visiting Munich Marienplatz.
Karthikeyan S — Google review
A nice place in the center of city with beautiful and amazing central location in Munich. The architecture is beautifully done. the central square is spacious and you can have a walk around old historical buildings as well as observe monuments around. They worth taking pictures of.
The main reason people love to visit here is its atmosphere at the time of ticking clock tower with dancing dolls. It has couple of very tall towers from where you can have breathtaking views of Munich city.
It’s a crowded place because main shopping street next to it. A lots of shopping stores, cafes & restaurants around for quick shopping or grabbing a quick bite.
Don’t drive there because parking is bite far but best traveling by subway. If you are planning to visit Munich, this place is a must visit.
win task — Google review
Great views, lots to see, shop, eats for every preference. We had a blast walking all over this area. Loved the market too. Fresh everything. Beautiful place to spend time and learn bits of Munich.
christine alvarado — Google review
It's an absolutely beautiful building. The clock tower rings out, high above the other buildings and through the streets. The figures dance around on a carousel. There are statues and dragons and works of stone from a very long time ago. Many people gather around, taking photos and videos as it chimes. Inside has some interesting features, like gargoyles and spiral staircase, more statues and some doors to walk through. Check it out.
The BMW Museum, located in Munich, is a cutting-edge steel museum that showcases engines, designs, and vintage as well as modern cars from the beloved brand. With its unique bowl-shaped design, it is a must-see for car enthusiasts. The spacious museum houses a wide range of antique cars and motorcycles that were rarely seen in BMW's early days. Spanning 5,000 square meters, it offers visitors an extensive collection of products to explore and can easily occupy half a day.
One of the best organized museums I've visited in recent history. Every part of it is informative, provides tons of insight on each particular topic.. There are even interactive screens where you can learn more certain engines, car models, and so on... The staff is also very pleasant and helpful towards the visitors, there is shop and bistro at the extension of the museum. Either way, very well spent time. It's a must-go destination in Munich, especially if you're a huge automobile enthusiast.
ukLz — Google review
The BMW Museum in Munich is a must-visit for car enthusiasts and anyone interested in engineering and design. I visited the museum and was impressed by the vast collection of car models on display. From classic models to the latest releases, the museum has something for everyone.
One thing that stood out to me was the knowledgeable staff, who were always available to answer questions and offer insights into the history and technology behind the cars. Their enthusiasm for the subject matter was infectious and added to the overall experience.
The building itself is a work of art, with a modern design that blends seamlessly with the surrounding architecture. The museum is well-lit, spacious, and well-organized, making it easy to navigate and appreciate the exhibits.
The exhibitions were particularly interesting, providing a glimpse into the evolution of BMW over the years. The displays are interactive and engaging, offering visitors the chance to learn about the technology and innovations that have made BMW a leading car brand.
Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to the BMW Museum in Munich. The collection of cars and exhibits, combined with the modern building design and knowledgeable staff, make for a memorable and enjoyable experience.
Andrew Romanov — Google review
Fantastic place for moto fans including some history of aircraft engines.
Highly recommend - if you don’t want to wait in a queue then buy tickets online in advance. Enjoy the cars and motorcycle evolution.
maciej grochowski — Google review
What an incredible experience! We loved walking around the BMW museum. There is so much to see and it is all presented on such unique ways. You could spend the whole day in here and see the history of BMW from its founding days until now. I highly recommend visiting this if you are in Munich and love cars.
Sebastian Mot — Google review
The museum is excellent, a huge number of specimens. All years and eras of production. There were no queues to enter. Lots of motorcycles, cars, engines, car frames. A walk of 3 hours or more.. Very interesting and impressive.
Diana — Google review
Absolutely magnificent museum. It is carefully curated and all the areas give some sense of the history of BMW, and for fans and just curious people alike, it is thoroughly recommended.
We only spent one hour and a half there, because they closed at 18:00. But I feel like it would take maybe 2-3h to see the Museum perfectly, understanding everything so beautifully displayed there.
Sara — Google review
Every car lover will love this place. What a place!!!🫶
Every information how it started and how many things they have worked for.
Vertical growth and horizontal growth. Both are shown here and its embraced in a good way here.
Highly recommended for anyone who comes to Germany.
Parag Ghate — Google review
I’m not a big fan of cars, so BMW WELT/world is enough for me. It’s free entry (vs. 10euro for BMW museum). The venue and display was set up in an very aesthetic way brought in a pleasant experience. Also u get brilliant view of the BMW “four engine” & “super bowl” building at 2nd floor exit
Alex H. — Google review
Building looks cool from the outside and the museum design and path are really good, some nice voice features I've never seen before. Some of the bike areas empty but all cars and engine(mostly Formula and planes) sections are great(especially the f1 and and the touring racing). Price is reasonable for 1.5h - 2h museum.
Archie — Google review
Nice museum to visit if you like automotive. Displays some of the historic cars, motorcycles, and products of BMW. The museum walks you through the history of BMW and their values. You get to see pieces from history and the modern ones too.
Plan to spend 2-3 hours here. No line when we visited in December. Conveniently located by a train stop.
Jerry Anson — Google review
Amazing museum to visit. The BMW Welt is connected to the BMW Museum by a pedestrian bridge. The BMW Welt is free to visit , but the BMW museum costs 10 euros. It worth every penny. The museum is dome shaped and the welt is four cylinder building. Many amazing cars and bikes to see. The factory tour was one of my favorites. We got to see how different parts are made.
Armita — Google review
Every enthusiasts dream place but as much as it was interesting and had some good cars/bikes it sort of lacked my expectations.
I wanted more, more M cars, Alpinas, maybe even a car to sit in but it's all a bit bland considering. I did learn a few things and would recommend but don't go in expecting a 10 star wow factor
Terrance Harrison — Google review
A Dream Place to visit for the BMW owners and lovers!
Not much to say as you have to come and visit this place.
Definitely buy tickets online, save your time on waiting at the counter. We bought tickets online, its was a quick entry for us.
Dressing storage room is downstairs, I suggest to drop your coats there as its very warm inside.
We enjoyed our time here and will be back again.
Tim T — Google review
If you are passionate about cars and motorcycling you must stop at the BMW museum!
The story of the brand is told in a very clear and engaging way. The route is intuitive and well signposted. Also noteworthy is the bar/bistro which offers many vegan dishes 🌱
Gabriele De Carolis — Google review
I was so amazed at how grand and beautiful this place is. The cars and the history were amazing. Loved every single thing they displayed . A must visit place if you’re in Germany
Tee Wang — Google review
History, passion, technology and future of mobility in one place. One of the must see museums while visiting Munich. You need at least 2 hours to visit the museum, catching some live tours or explanations from the museum staff. Across the street you can visit for free the BMW showroom showcasing new models, but also having some rare exhibitions sometimes.
Bogdan Spiridonic? — Google review
Amazing place. Fan boy or not this place has great history to show. All the cars at the museum are very unique and are described with great depth of detail which all the history behind the vehicles. If you are in the Munich or are at a close city I recommend visiting. A must see! Loads of gifts shops available at entrance of museum and at the BMW Welt area. Canteen has all sorts of hot and cold food so it won’t be difficult to plan your day here. It has a large car park finding space is not a struggle and it’s not expensive. Bays are large all sorts of vehicles can fit there no problem.
Berke Koyluce — Google review
If you are cats lover, you will enjoy it. It has rich content. Not a fan of the museum journey experience, we were bet confused of where to start and where to go next. In general, highly recommended.
Dalal Aldhobaib — Google review
A must see place once visiting Munich. Nice cars and history. It is also good that there is no barrier and you can closely explore the cars. The only missing point is that the station wagon section was closed due to renewal.
Kemal G?ver — Google review
Cool museum with great curation. Worth visiting if you are interested in motored vehicles, history, and of course BMW. Though I am not a big fan of cars or BMW, I still enjoyed the museum as it is. (Tip: Once you enter you will see a QR code which you can use to buy an online ticket, it will save you time.)
dp pd — Google review
What an amazing experience!
It was great to read about the history of BMW as well as see all the classic cars. Airplane engines, motorbikes etc. really great open space museum. Well laid out, doesn’t feel claustrophobic which is good also.
Sita S-R — Google review
Very interesting museum to visit. Might get a bit crowded, so be prepared for that. There's also a decent cafe inside for quick snacks.
Definitely would recommend a visit if your in Munich.
RICHARD — Google review
We expected more from the museum itself, where new cars and motorcycles are top notch, museums don’t provide headphones, the history and eras are completely incomprehensible, you need to take a guided tour, there at certain times. The site for purchasing online tickets does not work, the site is bad. There's a line outside, we're frozen, try buying online and you'll be invited. Not the first museum, but a completely terrible organization.
Tetiana Vasylevska — Google review
This place is a must-visit for BMW enthusiasts. The museum and the Welt offer a fantastic experience. The people are great, providing excellent hospitality. Kudos to the front desk at BMW Welt – they even arranged a taxi for me!
Narayan Kumar — Google review
Interesting place, if you like auto history. Lots of models, starting from the 19th century. Messages in English and German. Several cars are open, and you can feel yourself a bus driver, for example.
I also like the building.
Huge gift shop sells clothes, models, kids toys and many many other things
Parking is on low levels, follow the signs.
Светлана Нудель — Google review
The BMW Museum in Munich is an exceptional experience. From the moment you step inside, you're transported into a world of automotive excellence. The museum's architecture is a visual treat, with its futuristic design and sleek curves, making it a standout landmark in Munich.
The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, showcasing a wide range of BMW's historical and contemporary models. Each car is presented with detailed information, allowing visitors to appreciate the evolution of design and technology over the years. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations add an engaging touch, making the visit educational and entertaining.
The staff at the museum are friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. The facility is well-maintained, with clean and spacious exhibition areas. There's also a gift shop where you can find a variety of BMW-themed souvenirs.
Niks M — Google review
A must visit place for car and motorcycle enthusiasts, info about the history of cars,bikes , engines and the development of the company through the years . A huge collection of cars and bikes . Takes about 3-4 hours if you thoroughly go through each and everything .try to visit in the weekdays and in the morning so, you don't have a lot of crowd .
Happy Travelling .
Y SAI TEJA — Google review
If you think the Welt is impressive, please step into the museum. Immerse yourself into the past and present plus a glimpse of the future!
We spent 3.5 hours and that’s not enough! So much to read. So much to learn. Like I said, we now understand our own cars better!
Even my sister, who’s a die-hard Mercedes owner, agreed that both the BMW Welt and the museum were awesome. But now, because of this museum, she wants to visit Stuttgart next, to see whether the Mercedes Museum is as impressive as this one!
Teresa Yee — Google review
A museum to be seen and visited. You need to spend about 3 hours. It is a teaching and instructive museum. Car lovers should definitely go. Interesting contents and vehicles. BMW quality can be felt here! The gift shop was bad. You don’t have many choices.
Anıl KARADAVUT — Google review
We planned to visit this museum before our trip, and it's indeed an excellent museum to learn about BMW’s history, vision, and future of the company, as well as explore BMW cars from the past, present, and future. This museum is for all ages, and it's incredible. I highly recommend it.
Patrick Min — Google review
An excellent museum, which you must visit if you are in Munich. Large historical collection of cars and motorcycles, marine and aircraft engines.
Considering the very large number of models, it leaves you breathless, even if you are not a fan of BMW. Everything is clearly marked and if you follow the numbers, you will visit the entire museum without any problems. Since you cannot bring Russian money into the museum, they have lockers that are locked by inserting a €1 coin, which you take back later when you take your things. Tickets are only €10. Very friendly staff, who will be happy to help you with any ambiguities. We were there on Saturday, given the excellent organization, we entered without waiting. I repeat, if you are in Munich, it is really worth paying €10 to visit this museum!
Haris Obradović — Google review
This place is a must visit pitstop 🚏 on your next trip to Munich! 🇩🇪 The BMW Museum showcases so many cars 🚗 and motorcycles 🏍️ and has the entire history of BMW on display. It's really fun walking 🚶 around and exploring 🔍 the space! I wish I could spend more time here!
The English Garden is an expansive urban park in Munich, constructed in the 18th century. Spanning a vast area of 375 hectares (927 acres), it offers a multitude of activities for visitors to enjoy throughout the year. Surrounded by several neighborhoods and running alongside the river, this park boasts an impressive network of 78km (50 miles) cycling and jogging trails. Its natural beauty is enhanced by carefully designed landscapes, providing both excitement and comfort to visitors.
This place is just wow, scenic place with lot of places to admire the nature.
You can either walk, cycle inside the park, kids will. Enjoy the vast open space to play.
There is a place at entrance where people surf on the water flow.
You need at least half day to roam around the Garden to enjoy it completely
Ravindra Kulkarni — Google review
It’s great to have 900 acres garden right in the middle of a big city. It had water body, green lawns, forest feeling, beer hall for 7000 people, peaceful pathways, river and on top of it surfing. It was amazing.
Not to missed in Munich !!
Balkrishna Shroff — Google review
Lovely place to walk, cycle, run or sun bathe! You can even watch surfers take turns and show off their skills by the river!
Coco — Google review
This place is gorgeous and the beer garden is a delightful place for lunch. We walked around for hours and enjoyed the shade and flowing water. So many little places to stop and get a drink or relax. Very peaceful.
Dave Reuss — Google review
One of the best places in Munich to do any kind of outdoor activities. The popular English Garden has beautiful landscapes as well several facilities to do recreational activities including walking, running, playing games, cycling, surfing, having beer, gluwein and many more. It is also beautiful and charming even in winter.
Mrinal Kanti Halder — Google review
Realy nice place!
There is a lake and also the possibility to rent a pedal or paddle boat
20€ for half an hour
There are beautiful ducks and swans hanging out among the people, literally a stunning place for a couple or family outing.
Easy parking, 3€ for the first 2 hours.
Avivit Hirschberg — Google review
It has been a great experience to stroll around this beautiful park. Lots of shaded paths and green grass to relax and enjoy nature.
Maheswari Adriana — Google review
The huge and lovely English Garden in Munich is a great place to visit, whether it's sunny or cloudy. On sunny days, you can enjoy outdoor activities like surfing with a lot of people around. But if you prefer a quieter garden experience, it's even more charming on cloudy days.
Shraddha Thanki — Google review
What an amazing park in the middle of the city. We went when the weather was perfect - slight drizzle which made everything seem greener and smell amazing!
Had a lovely time walking around and enjoying the fresh air. Wish we could've spent more time in this amazing garden.
Prakhar Srivastav — Google review
A place to visit when in Munich. The English Garden is the largest city park in the world, very peaceful, has many walking paths, places to sit and have a picnic or stop at the Chinese Tower where you can buy delicious food and drinks. Don't miss the unique surfing on the river Eisbah in the English Garden.
Vlatko Tadic — Google review
Beautiful place but due to the winter season it was very grayish and of course the water was frozen. It should one of the most green/colorful place during summer and autumn.
Sara mounata — Google review
Huge, close to town, and beautiful. You can swim, enjoy a crate of beer there, sunbathe, even surf. It does get very crowded on summer afternoons, so perhaps come in the morning from April-August. There’s plenty of shade by the sides and a couple of beer gardens for a bite and a drink. Police regularly has a presence in the area.
Morph — Google review
So pretty. Free entrance and so much to do and enjoy. Volley ball , swim, tan , bike , surf. It’s really an incredible park
Alexann Keppie — Google review
One of my favorites spots in Munich.
During summer is full of people and you can do many activities there. To play volleyball you need your own nett but eventually you also can ask to join others team. You can swim and do the famous and traditional jump from the bridge at Isar. I always go with my friends, but sometimes after work I go there just to relax, feel some sun and read my book.
Mirian Heerdt — Google review
Such a beautiful place to visit to see all the locals and tourists out and about, there is something for everyone. I spent a good 5/6hrs just wandering around, checking out the surfers, live music and seeing the sites. Def worth a visit
Alex Jordan — Google review
This place is gorgeous and the beer garden is a delightful place for lunch. We walked around for hours and enjoyed the shade and flowing water. So many little places to stop and get a drink or relax. Very peaceful. On warmer days you'll see people surfing as well as concerts. Make sure to stop for a drink and some food as well.
Anthony M — Google review
peaceful in every way. You can reach Munich through forests and along the river without hearing the sound of cars. There are also grill zone and sunbathing areas.
Konuralp Tevfik Bozdag — Google review
This place has a large grass area, you can chit chat with your friends, play voleyball, sometimes even swim. There are a lot of people on weekends it is jam packed but still fun tho. Oh and you can watch surfers surf against the stream, pretty cool.
Efekan KATI — Google review
Definitely a park to visit when in Munich. The English garden is very peaceful, there are many walking trails, places to sit and have a picnic or stop at the Chinese Tower where you can purchase delicious food and drinks. Don't miss the area where the river surfing 🌊 takes place. Usually 10 or more surfers line up to get their turn. All ages, young and old! We were here at the end of September 2023. Beautiful weather and really enjoyed our stroll though the park. There are maps to help you not get lost, as the park is quite large. Many tours go to the English garden, biking tours, walking tours and we ever saw horseback riding (but not sure if that was a tour). Most of the trails we were on were paved and wide. Enjoy!
Eva Munch — Google review
This may have actually been my favorite place in Munich. Right in the middle of the city is a huge park. Luckily our hotel was right next to the park. I went for a run and/or walk every day in the park. There are so many trails that only was able to get to a small portion of the park, but it seemed very safe and it was so green with lots of rivers, streams, lakes and ponds. There are also Reataurants/Beer gardens spread throughout the park.
Eli Slesk — Google review
An amazing park in the heart of Munich.
The park is huge and finishing without a break in a one day is really hard, impossible for me :D
There are different section in this park and even you can pass by bus as well.
The Allianz Arena is the home stadium of Bayern Munich and has a capacity of 75,000. The stadium features a magnificent backlighting that changes color constantly, as well as a museum with all of Bayern Munich's won trophies.
Visited for the NFL 2022 Munich game.
The stadium is stunning and the service was top class.
Queues were managed really well and there was never a huge wait for anything. Getting in was easy but security was also thorough which is good. The bag drop process was really smooth and quick, both upon entry and leaving.
Staff were super friendly and spoke many different languages to cater to all.
The food was gorgeous and the prices were reasonable for stadium prices. Will definitely visit again!
Louise S — Google review
I took the tour and then went into the museum. As a football fan I had always wanted to go to this stadium. The guide was very clear, he took us to the most important places, and answered every question that people did. The experience was great, however as they were fixing/preparing the grass, it was impossible to appreciate the soccer field in a 100%. I recommend to visit it during the season, and during the afternoon/night, when the stadium coverage is on (mainly red).
Ivan Rivera — Google review
A must visit if you are visiting Munich. Will advise to buy tickets in advance if you want to see full Arena in tour. Very amazingly made. All facilities are worth seeing. We missed seeing the night when the Arena gets lit up but still we enjoyed seeing it. A must must visit for sure.
Rekha Thaker — Google review
Great stadium. The tour and museum are fantastic full of history. Tickets aren't too expensive really great value. Definitely recommend a visit when visiting Munich
Tom Strogen — Google review
It's a legendary place, we just wanted to enter the stadium and see it, but the packages are not only entered into the stadium; There are only two museum tours or museum+stada entrance. I can't say that the prices are extremely affordable, but when we went, they were on sale sometimes, but beware, they may be closed on some days. Other than that it's beautiful.
Raffael Torsch — Google review
Good location just next to U6 subway but also not a lot around as a city, such as touristic activities. Most people visit here and that's all that's around the area (compared to many other parts of Munich city).
Entry fee isn't bad, and there's a museum to explore and appreciate trophies, or even buy a jersey.
Not a bad experience but niether great except you're here as football enthusiast.
Samuel Stephen — Google review
Amazing stadium, the entirety of the place is truly great, from the U-bahn station created solely for the stadium, the views. Every part of it is amazing, the tour through the inside was great and being able to have a little more insight on what the players see before a match is amazing.
Sofia — Google review
Good overall, the stadium is a little lacking compared to others I've done. Be good if you're a die hard but think the museum is worth it. Very easy to get to and back into the city thanks you the great rail network of Munich
Shane Kennedy — Google review
Before the game ⚽, a trip to the Paulaner Fantreff is an absolute must.
The folders and service staff were very friendly and helpful.
We were absolutely thrilled! The game was fantastic took a little time to upload the review 😐. So sorry for that.
Aakash Christ — Google review
Always like to see a place like this. Even I came quite late for the tour and outside was nearly to a heavy storm but no doubt that this place is great to visit.
Definitely one more reason why to come back and enjoy the atmosphere of full stadium during a game. Even as a fan of different club that will be a great experience to see it on my own💪
Ales Tvrdy — Google review
cool architecture, many photo worthy moments to capture. a nice big merchandise shop that sells soooo many things and the arena was cool too. i also went to the museum which was not too bad, good for adults and kids.
need not spend too much time here, travelling takes more time than anything
Chelvis Choon — Google review
Perfect stadium! So beautiful at day especialy at night. All seats are covered (rain protected) and they are looking very fresh.
lejon_ — Google review
Amazing stadium and an awesome experience with the tour guide!
The stadium is just stunning and the museum speaks volumes of the achievements of Bayern Munich over the years.
Definitely recommend for a football (or a non football fan 😋) to visit the stadium with the tour.
Rahul R — Google review
A really great experience for all soccer lovers. We got a guided tour of the stadium that gives you access to places like players locker room, the court and the players bench.
The museum is rich with information and trophies (a lot of these!)
The kids had a great time.
The tour is very affordable !
asaf fishelevitz — Google review
During our visit to the Alianz Arena and FC Bayern museum, we couldn't help but notice a pile of trash right at the entrance from the parking lot. It was a bit off-putting, considering the reputation of the venue. Additionally, after purchasing our tickets, we encountered a challenge as there was no one available to provide further information in English. This language barrier was a bit frustrating.
On a positive note, the stadium itself was impressive, and the museum offered a decent experience. However, there was something lacking in the overall atmosphere. Perhaps more friendly and smiling faces among the staff or additional elements to enhance the visitor experience would have made a significant difference. In the end, the visit fell short of our expectations, leaving room for improvement in certain aspects of the overall environment.
The Herrenchiemsee New Palace is a grand structure located on the island of Herreninsel in Bavaria. Built in 1878 and modeled after the Versailles palace, it was created as a tribute to absolutist monarchy. Ludwig II, its founder, spent very little time here and made it more as an expression of his romantic ideas and imagination than as a residence. The palace's design reflects Ludwigs' obsessions with romanticism while being typical of his creations.
It was a very beautiful environment, quiet nomatter the population.
The Kids are So happy going to see the King's bedroom ☺️, unfortunately i couldn't go in because my other two Kids aren't up to 5yrs i stayed out and it was so much fun staying out too.
Bose Ehi George — Google review
Visit here around end of july 2022. Beautiful palace and gardens, 25 min walk or 15 min horse drawn carriage ride from boat. Museum for Ludwig II inside the palace. Also a nice restaurant. I love the castle and it’s worth visiting. Even just walking around outside in the park is amazing.
The walk from the ferry dock was not strenuous but on a warm day could leave one sweating. There is an ice cream stand near the end of the trail for those needing a cool indulgence.
The palace is rich with history, you will enjoy it with a guided tour. The cafe offers varieties of drinks with limited food selection. The fountains in front of the palace and sculptures in and around the palace are impressive and you can stand and admire for longer time.
STG — Google review
A breathtaking incomplete palace constructed by Ludwig the second in the middle of a scenic lake. I highly recommend paying the 3€ for the carriage ride from the ferry, it really added to the whole experience of arriving at the gardens
Liz Kitura — Google review
Forbidden to take photos inside the place. The guided tour takes 40 min, and it is nice. The journey from the train station to the place can be done by a nostalgic train, and a boat. Tickets are sold near the train station
Halil İbrahim Bayrak — Google review
This palace cost more than all the other King Ludwig castles. It’s worth seeing.
Catch the early ferry as you need a 20-30 minute walk to the castle in the island.
Cafe at the castle for breakfast or lunch.
Luc Harmsen — Google review
Very nice place to visit unfortunately we didn't go inside, instead we walked around the island with our daughter(10y). We saw different animals like birds and horses. :)
Valter Guerreiro — Google review
The palace is rich in history, you will enjoy it with a guided tour. The cafe offers an assortment of drinks with limited food selection. The fountains in front of the palace, the statues in and around the palace are impressive and you can stand and admire them longer.
Busenaz Mackali — Google review
Another gorgeous Palace in Germany. Stopped here for a few hours on the way through, and enjoyed the tour. Cheesecake and coffee from the Cafe were great. No photos or videos allowed inside the building.
Nathan Scott — Google review
Awesome palace, guided tour of palace available for € 10 in Deutsche and English.
Tour lasts about 40 minutes.
From the ticket counters it takes good 15-20 minutes walk to reach the palace and horse carriage service is also available for € 3.5 to reach palace, from Ticket counter.
Over all a good experience.
RAMPRASAD SRINIVASAN — Google review
They say the journey is more exciting than the destination, Neues Schloss Herrenchiemsee is an ideal example. It starts with a boat ride beside Chiemsee Lake with crystal blue water. You can take your boat to reach the destination and enjoy the scenic view of a dream house and the islands inside the lake. Once you reach the castle don't get astounded by the beautiful sculptures and exquisite rooms built by King Ludwig 2. Take a ticket to roam inside the castle under guidance and explore the museum inside the same building. Behind the castle, a green lawn bounded by trees narrows down towards the sea assembling an aesthetic view.
Sandesh Gharge — Google review
I love the castle and it’s worth visiting. Even just walking around outside in the park is amazing.
AnJa Mack — Google review
Visit here around end of july 2022. Beautiful palace and gardens, 25 min walk or 15 min horse drawn carriage ride from boat. Museum for Ludwig II inside the palace. Also a nice restaurant. I love the castle and it’s worth visiting. Even just walking around outside in the park is amazing.
The walk from the ferry dock was not strenuous but on a warm day could leave one sweating. There is an ice cream stand near the end of the trail for those needing a cool indulgence.
The palace is rich with history, you will enjoy it with a guided tour. The cafe offers varieties of drinks with limited food selection. The fountains in front of the palace and sculptures in and around the palace are impressive and you can stand and admire for longer time.
Karlee Smit — Google review
The island is great. Lots of alleys for a walk in the nature. You can spot deers. The palace is the highlight of the visit. It is very well maintained. The rooms are fantastic. It is very sad that Ludwig didn't managed to finish all of them. You should definitely visit it. They have a translated leaflet for all languages.
Rusi Petrov — Google review
Boat return ticket to the island is 10€ per person or 27€ for the family of four. Additionally, the castle ticket which you can buy on the island is 10€ per person for a guided tour. It was all worth it as the place and the surroundings are incredible. There is a café and a restaurant inside the castle to have a break after the tour.
Boris Maric — Google review
Great place to visit for a few hours to see the palace and the grounds or a full day if you also want to stroll around the island. The ferry ride to and from the island is decently quick, and the palace tour, which we did not do, is around 40 minutes or so. The grounds are beautifully maintained and peaceful, and the fountains run on a timer about every 15 or so minutes, so it is worth taking your time to enjoy the scenery.
Christopher Hall — Google review
One day is not enough if you want to combine it with a big walk. We will definitely go again because we want to enjoy and relax around Herrenkimsee, for the other island another trip😆 Check how long the museum tickets are valid and don't throw them away, and visit the island when the fountains are working, it's probably very beautiful
Rumyana Lazarova — Google review
We walk round trip from docks to the palace, not that far, could enjoy the surroundings. The palace is beautiful as like as the Versailles palace in Paris France, ashamed that they not allowed recording any video or photos inside the palace. Worth it and I love it.
Tinsel Rose — Google review
I was the only visitor at that time as it was late in the evening. So, I got the opportunity to explore the place by myself with a tour guide. It was amazing experience to go through the place and learn about how he got broke and the palace remain incomplete 😂
Sajana Shrestha — Google review
So much recommended, the best ever visited castle. It even beats the Versailles in Paris. So beautiful to visit the outside and the inside. For students it’s only 9€ and for adults in general 10€. So worth the price. To reach the island you can buy a ticket on the boat for 10.50 €
Alessia Roggia — Google review
✨✨✨Cheimsee!!!! AKA…”The Bavarian Sea” …a really amazing surprize to find a truly enormous and lovely lake in the middle of that beautiful mountainous region…so nice to take a hike along its shores…whether in summer …or mid winter as the attached photo of me depicts…always so nice to take a ferry to visit the astounding and gorgeous HERRENCHIEMSEE PALACE…situated on an isle within the lake …commissioned and built by Ludwig of Bavaria …it gives Versailles ( apparently in some ways its inspiration) a run for its money …note when in this beautiful hood…makes sense to take a side trip to also see the fabulous NEU SCHWANSTEIN ( the inspiration for the Walt Disney castle btw)…yet another simply fabulous structure that Ludwig built …and which now continues to delight and amaze all who visit 💯🙏🏻👍🏻☺️✨✨✨
The Audi Forum Ingolstadt is a museum located beside the Audi factory, showcasing a range of cars and motorcycles along with restaurants and an arthouse cinema. The tour begins on the top floor and covers the entire history of the car manufacturer, including its role during World War II. A rotating elevator featuring various Audi motorsport cars is one of the highlights of the museum. Factory tours are not part of the ticket but can be booked in advance during weekdays.
This was great to add to my collection of museum experiences. So far I've been to the BMW, Mercedes and Porsche museums so this was the cherry on top. I spent 5 hours here just like I did the others and enjoyed every moment of it. The front desk staff was helpful when I had a question regarding my rental car's refueling and parking. Did I mention the onsite restaurant is amazing? Well, believe it. It is. It wasn't your cheap restaurant menu it had a FULL buffet of healthy foods. Great way to refuel after a long day of informative adventures past and present. They have so many cars on display along with the history of the formation of Audi. That revolving elevator of cars is really cool. I'm excited to see what awaits as I got a glimpse of the future of automotive technology provided by one of the finest car manufacturers on the planet. Will I ever be able to afford one? I can't say for sure, but it's worth a try!
James MacDonald — Google review
Not that big museum if you are expecting to see a lot of items inside (only two floors) but pretty enough for getting the first impression about Audi and its history. 2G+ is mandatory in these days.
S Serenomy — Google review
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Audi Ingolstadt facility on a midweek Wednesday, and the experience was nothing short of extraordinary. The museum, housing a remarkable collection of vintage automobiles, provided a captivating journey through the rich history of the Audi brand. Upon my visit, the museum exhibited a serene ambiance, as it was surprisingly devoid of a large crowd, enhancing the overall experience. The opportunity to explore the extensive collection of very old cars in such a tranquil setting added a unique charm to my visit.
The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the factory tour, which left me awe-inspired by the cutting-edge technology employed in the automotive industry. The precision and efficiency witnessed during the tour underscored Audi's commitment to excellence. The knowledgeable guides provided insightful commentary, enriching the tour with valuable information about the manufacturing processes and technological innovations.
The hospitality extended by the staff at Audi Ingolstadt further heightened the overall experience. The personnel were not only courteous but also demonstrated a genuine passion for the brand and its heritage. Their willingness to share information and answer queries contributed significantly to the positive atmosphere surrounding the visit.
I wholeheartedly recommend both the museum and the factory tour to enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
The combination of historic charm, state-of-the-art technology, and exceptional hospitality makes this destination a must-visit for anyone interested in the world of automobiles. Audi Ingolstadt truly exemplifies excellence in every aspect of its offerings.
Gaurav Mann — Google review
The museum is next to the Audi factory. The tour starts at the top floor and it's walking through the entire history of the car manufacturer, especially the agitated period during the second world war. The highlight of the museum is a rotating elevator with different Audi motorsport cars. Factory tours are not included in the museum ticket. It's possible only during the week and booking in advance is recommended.
Bogdan Spiridonic? — Google review
I recently had the opportunity to visit the Audi Museum in Ingolstadt and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The museum offers a unique and fascinating insight into the history of this iconic automotive brand, and I was thoroughly impressed with everything on display.
The exhibits at the Audi Museum are both informative and engaging, with an impressive collection of historic vehicles and interactive displays. The attention to detail in every aspect of the museum is truly impressive, and it's clear that a lot of care and attention has gone into creating this world-class facility.
One of the highlights of my visit was the chance to see some of Audi's most famous cars up close and personal, including some of the iconic racing cars that have helped to cement the brand's reputation over the years.
Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to the Audi Museum in Ingolstadt to anyone with an interest in cars or automotive history. The museum is truly world-class, and the experience is one that I will not soon forget. Thank you to everyone at the Audi Museum for providing such an incredible experience!
Nicholas Lim — Google review
Quite a small museum by comparison, but they do have a couple of cool cars. They have a detailed history laid out with the exhibition, and would recommend taking the guided tour.
vivek mannava — Google review
Amazing place. Highly recommend visiting. Free parking for visitors. No audio guides. Just see audi history.
Oleg — Google review
Amazing experience, a lot of old cars, interactive examples of how engine works. Highly recommend.
Vlad Kasianenko — Google review
For an Audi enthusiast this is definitely a place to visit. It may not be a big museum but it does capture the history of the cars and surprisingly it wasn’t that busy. A few downsizes the gift shop I think is small than your average shop. If you want to do your the factory is better to book online as the tours get fill quickly. Don’t forget to present your parking card to receive free parking.
Juan Flores — Google review
The museum is very interesting. From future to the past, from newest cars to concept cars and even the old ones. Everything is great and you can get inside even in wheelchair because there is ramp and inside is an elevator. Price for adult is only 5 euros for whole day.
Marta Jurak — Google review
Would have loved to have taken the full tour. I highly recommend booking it early so you are sure to get a spot. But just the walking tour was exceptional. Really enjoyed the layout and thorough presentation of all the facts and information. There are some great interactive videos and tutorials that describe the Audi automobiles. Again very informative and would have loved to get the full tour experience.
Sunshine Productions — Google review
Small but with a nice collection of historical and racing Audi cars and motorcycles. The people there are friendly except near the closing hour they can’t wait any minute to throw you out of the museum as well as the shop. The Avus restaurant is highly recommended—food is great and pricing is reasonable, and the service there is great.
Liu Rodney — Google review
I would recommend visiting in the end of September or later, because the first floor, where the modern automobiles are, is closed until then.
There are not only automobiles, but also motorcycles and bicycles. You can also see how the different details of automobiles work.
You should schedule at least two hours to spend there, however it could easily turn into 3-4 hours. The entry costs 5 euros for adults.
Olena Mukhachova — Google review
It's a bit crowded around. Hard to find the entrance, and ticket office... But everybody is polite, nice and helpful!
The exhibition is exciting and interesting especially if you find a guide who tells the story behind the individual subject.
Good experience. Suggested for everyone who has the taste, love the fashion, oldies and technology.
gabor lehel — Google review
Average museum especially in comparison with Mercedes and BMW. But still there are enough interesting models of Audi and Horch. Makes sense to visit in case you're a fan of cars, for the rest it may be not much fun. Also there is a shop with new cars next to the museum.
Денис Куценко — Google review
Brilliant day out, would highly recommend, something for everyone.
Factory tour was excellent, walking the entire production line and the gentleman giving the four rings history tour made the museum really interesting.
Staff very friendly and helpful, all in all, a great experience.
Roz — Google review
Great museum, different from any other car museum with the crane that keeps turning and showing different cars. It’s easy to follow, explanstions are brief and there are some amazing cars. Unfortunatley there’s a lack of modern cars and it is a bit small in comparison to Porsche museum, for example. But it is really worth it. I recommend to check the website first, since first floor usually has temporary exhibitions and you might find it closed. I highly recommend the museum if you are in Bavaria (Bayern).
Albert — Google review
Great place to visit .. we walked from central Ingolstadt only 30 mins .. €5 entrance fee with locker for coats .. 3 levels of memorabilia, cafe , shop .. a must see
Lisa Follett — Google review
Amazing Factory and Automation! With AI logistics. This is one of the most advanced Manufacturing facilities in the world.
Shankar Narayanan — Google review
It is a great pleasure to be back at the Audi Forum in Ingolstadt, Germany, four years after my last visit in 2019. The Four Rings brand is Living with progress in the most inspiring way.
A good place for a weekend or holiday shopping.
Great discounts on some brands.
All prominent brands available with wide range of prices to choose from.
Shahbaz Khan — Google review
Ingolstadt Village is a kind of mini city in itself. Outlets of well known and famous brands are available here at this place. Tourists are attracted to this place and is a must visit while visiting the southern city of Ingolstadt.
I visited the place a few days ago. There are range of discounts available to consumers craving for their favorite brands. Black Friday sale is also there!
Great Atmosphere and a lovely place to visit any time of the year.
Happy Shopping!
Parth Soni — Google review
This outlet is not a large place , so it doesn't take long to walk around.
There are the intersting brands like...
-Gucci (we took a long time here, a staff give a good sevice)
-Prada ( Bad staff , ignore customer 👎)
-Loewe. and more
you can check brandlist at their website
C C — Google review
Nice place
But I thought I would find more brands, and not all shops have kids section 🙁.
Kawther Ahmed — Google review
The shopping center is very clean and beautifully decorated. However, it's quite small and lacks high-end luxury stores. The only luxury brand available is Gucci.
Duy Linh Tran — Google review
If you want to buy clothes, this is probably the place to go. If you want to buy a chainsaw, funny colored crayons or a piano you may end up dissapointed. Bonus points for the chocolate store.
F V — Google review
Ingolstadt Village is one of the many Bicester Collection shopping villages in Europe. You can reach this place by taking a train from Munich. A return train ticket cost EUR29. From the Ingolstadt train station, you can take a bus to the village. The bus ride takes approximately 15mins. At Ingolstadt Village, you can find many luxury brands here...from Gucci, Prada, Bally, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Hugo Boss, Armani, Coach, Kate Spade, Burberry and many others. The retail price of products sold here is between 20% to 50% off the normal price depending on the season. Good place for chillax with friends and family or simply for some shopping therapy. One can spend 4 hours or more just to explore the village and to discover the bargains offered by the many retail outlets here. A must visit place if you're in Munich be it for business or leisure.
Danny Tham — Google review
Was a very great shopping experience! The place is actually worth the visit. It has a bit over one-hundred different brands which is good enough even if some brands like Adidas, Skechers, LV were not available. For sure it had amazing discounts like how an outlet is supposed to be and the staff in every store were very helpful and kind. It also has a very huge parking lot for people bringing their own cars. Too bad they dont have a lot of indoor restaurants for the people who come here and the food available were like currywurst and other german snack like food and they were like in stalls which had no chairs/tables. You can seat on the public seats around there but if it’s packed then you have to eat while standing… even if this is normal for german people, it is not for international customers who come here… so definitely have to work on that. Another very unfortunate thing is that going back and forth from Ingolstadt Hbf/Nord to the village there were only two buses in one hour and these two buses had like two minutes difference in departure time so if you miss these two you gotta wait for an hour which is quite long for these kinds of places. Although overall… great outlet for shopping!
Michael Alonso — Google review
The outlet shopping village is awesome for shopping fans, like my wife, and not me :)
Take a train from Munich central station to Ingolstadt NORD station, around 1 hour + 10 minutes with bus no.20, you will be there. A lot of shops with reasonable prices, cheaper than Munich central Marienplatz twice. Recommend for weekend short trip.
Duc-Lam Nguyen — Google review
Not as big as its sister villages in other town and countries but well packed with high end brands. Not many option for food.
Vica Item — Google review
Such an amazing place for shopping. Every brand and luxury item store you will get there.
Nakrani Zeel — Google review
Very good place for shopping,
most of the elegant Brands has outlets in this Village
HM Burhan — Google review
A lot of stores here and Ingolstadt village is, in fact, set up like a small village with some nice decorations and cafés in between the stores!
Stefan Hiebl — Google review
It was the ultimate shopping experience. The prices were responsible and we found good deals. The people who worked there were very nice and friendly. Highly recommended
Mohammad Alawady — Google review
It's a very nice place to visit and shop things from your favourite brands. Sometimes there are less collections & limited offers to pick from. But still worth a visit especially during the festive season and when there are season end sales.
vignesh — Google review
Nice boutique's village, many shops with clothеs and accessories. There are discounts on Easter Eve. Тhe Coffee Fellows has a very tasty warmed sandwich with salmon and red velvet cupcake.
But the same village in Almosenberg is better, more pleasant.
Nataly M. — Google review
General outlet stuff, if you’re interested in a specific brand, ok but not worth the trip, hard to find sizes and not so many stores actually. Burberry have their outlet merchandise, not high quality like the regular store; Gucci has all logos and kitch stuff; Balenciaga staff are very rude (i saw they have speed and some nano city bags); Loewe has very old and really the last remaining stuff; at Tod’s you can find cute stuff; Jimmy Choo also have nice shoes options plus the girls are really nice; Ralph Lauren has selection but the store is a mess and staff rude; Nike is the saddest store ever.
There are one coffee shop, one champagne bar (which is actually more of a kiosk) and i think 2 restaurants, one “Italian” with pizza & pasta only and i don’t remember the other.
Cosmina Davutoğlu — Google review
Nice shopping area, /w free parking and WiFi but try to avoid weekends and pre-christmas time (lots of people!). 😅
Many (mixed) brands:
Luxury clothing, sportswear, accessoires, hand bags, kitchen utensils and much more...
Most of them offer discounted prices, but some sizes or products are sometimes out of stock or not available.
Weltenburg Abbey is a historical monastery that was established in the 600s. It boasts one of the world's earliest monastic breweries and a restaurant. The church in this abbey is stunning, with breathtaking wall and ceiling paintings. Visitors can enjoy an introduction to the architecture and history of the church by a German-speaking guide.
Beautiful church, the wall and ceiling paintings are breathtaking. I was speechless. There was a lady introducing the architecture and history of the church in German (yeah, unfortunately) but all in all, it's worthy to visit
C??ng Hut — Google review
The boat trip to Weltenburg was fun. 40 min to get there and 20 min to return to Kelheim. Around 13 euros 2 way trip per person. Boats available every 1 hour. We went on Monday (May 23, 2022). I wish they accept credit cards in the boat. Only cash :(. Beer was delicious. The tour was fun 🤩
Tabi Dutra Sprague — Google review
The monastery "Kloster Weltenburg" is very easy to reach by boat from Kelheim. A five-minute walk from the pier.
You enter the monastery courtyard through a large gate.
Opposite you can see some monastery buildings and the monastery church. The beer garden serves excellent monastery beer and hearty food.
A small ferry takes you to the opposite bank, from where you can return to Kelheim on foot or by bike.
A must see, when you visiting the region.
Alex S — Google review
Wonderful place, it seems to be in a fairy tale... The boats, the river Donau and the cliffs, the impressive monastery, the brewery, the wide valley... sit down near the river and admire the unique 1st Bayern National Park.
Laura C NO — Google review
Last time I was here was 20years ago definitely alot more people come here now then back then. I don't recommend the big boat it's crowded and not nearly as nice as hiking through the forest trails you encounter very few ppl and the hike is beautiful as the forest is old and has little bits of history within to discover. There is a small boat called Zille that will take us across the river for alot less $$ this same boat will also take you half way down the river on the way back to access a different trail. Weltenburg itself is a beautiful monastery beer is great food is good to but it's def become a tourist place it's not as good as it used to be. Church is still very beautiful.
MK Spindel (Spindel01) — Google review
Very attractive landscape with paths for hiking and enjoying the nature. The church for sure was more incredible inside than it’s exterior.
Ira Pospyelova — Google review
Weltenburg Abbey
Visited on 23/9/2019
Our coach is parked at the foothill, and our group is transferred to smaller buses to the Abbey.
Weltenburg is the oldest monastery in Bavari, situated near the entrance to the scenic Danube gorge. The church, dedicated to St George, within the compound is of baroque style. In fact, the guest house run by the Abbey is called the St George Guesthouse.
The aroma of the cakes baking the in oven is too irresistible, and attract us to check out cafe.
The abbey brewery is the oldest abbey brewery still in operation in the world, and the products are on sale. My friend buys a 5 litre Keg of Weltenburger Kloster Anno 1050 beer intends to be drunk when we depart Germany in a few days time.
We then take a stroll along the river bank at the far end of the compound.
Sin Fong Chan — Google review
Beautiful place to visit. Good foodprocessor, good beer, but also beautiful church to see. The trip with the boat from Kelheim is a must!
Christine Nieuwenhuis — Google review
Visiting the world's oldest operating brewery and monastery is a worthwhile and underrated joy. The well-preserved church building has some amazing metalwork, sculpture, and painting to rival the most well-known cathedrals in Europe. The biergarten was wonderful, with great service, delicious food, and outstanding beer. There are plenty of places to relax and be at peace or sit with family and enjoy. The museum is small, and the brewery tours are usually booked out. Dog friendly paths and at the biergarten. Did not see wheelchair accessibility everywhere or to the church entrance.
Ian Staley — Google review
One of the first places we discovered after moving to the area. We walk here often with our dog. We love it so much we even came here to have our wedding photos taken.
Absolutely beautiful place ❤️
Kaitlyn Krahl — Google review
Weltenburg Abbey is a hidden gem! Its 1000-year-old charm, stunning interiors, and breathtaking paintings are awe-inspiring. Don't miss the river cruise and nearby walking trails. Relax by the scenic river shore. A perfect retreat!
Benseer Mohamed — Google review
Beautiful place to visit. There is a nice hiking area. The church is very old and very beautiful. The Biergarten has a nice bier on tap. Food was just ok, but bier must try. There is a nice well priced gift store. You can take a boat right from there. Parking is about 5-10 min walk from the place €4.50 all day.
Tatjana Scholl — Google review
Wonderfull view from the hill. Amazing church with huge amount of statues and frescoes.
Александр Поспелов — Google review
Beautiful abbey secluded on the Danube river. Church built in Baroque style and architecture and paintings done by brothers... who put themselves into the art at the dome. See if you can find them!
International Traveling Clown — Google review
What a great day trip. Walking a lot the Danube and get a beer! This hike is nice along the Danube. There is an incline that was difficult for some in our party, but very doable. Crossing the river to get to the monastery is about 2€. And the boat ride back to town is about €9. Enjoyable day
Michael Myers — Google review
I don't know what I can add that hasn't already been posted. A thousand-year-old. Abby is something you want to visit. The museum isn't very big but the cathedral is awesome. And if you like beer even a little bit this is a place to have one!
The Cathedral of St Peter in Regensburg is a beautiful, preserved example of Gothic art. It's home to the Regensburger Domspatzen choir, one of Bavaria's oldest boys' choirs. The cathedral is also known for its astounding stained glass windows and opulent main altar.
St Peter Cathedral
Visited on 23/9/2019
St Peter Cathedral is also known as Regensburg Cathedral or Dom Peter. It is of Gothic architecture, having two spires. The exterior features some intricate and interesting medieval sculptures, while the interior has the same plus stained glass windows.
In comparison with many other cathedrals I have come across, this is not the most elaborate, but I believe it still deserves a score of 5 stars.
Sin Fong Chan — Google review
Original church building was constructed in year 700 but was burned down in the late 13th century and reconstructed. It is the only Gothic Cathedral in Bavaria and has the largest hanging organ in the world.
It is an amazing experience walking inside the church and also looking at it from the outside. I highly recommend visiting it if you are in Regensburg.
Maryam Klidsar — Google review
Let's just say I was lucky enough to get to hear the organ being played... It didn't last long, but it's just one of the best feelings that you can get in such a magnificent testimony to the city's rich history. With it's tall spires and Gothic design, this impressive structure is a sight to behold. Inside, you'll find stunning stained glass windows, ornate carvings and beautifully crafted altars, each telling a story of faith and devotion. The size and attention to detail are truly remarkable.
but. sorryforseen — Google review
I have been visiting my friends since 1987 they live 12 km near Regensburg and are the owners of a 15th Century Castle with a Brewery. I love Bavaria, particularly Regensburg with its historic old stone bridge, museums, galleries Heid Platz markets, and of course the beautiful Cathedral where I enjoy contemplation and taking photos from your not so usual angles ...Guten tag!
Aloisia Fenyes — Google review
Very nice Dom that shows the might of the Catholic church in it's hay day. I can sit in here and image a time goneby when this place would have been the center for community, politics, faith and life in general. The layout does justice to the importance the placed on the church leadership. The whole experience is really mesmerizing.
Ralph Hershberger — Google review
St. Peter's Cathedral in Regensburg is an architectural marvel that transports you through time. The intricate details of Gothic craftsmanship and the soaring spires create a breathtaking spectacle. Inside, the awe-inspiring interior and the majestic organ contribute to the cathedral's spiritual ambiance. The historical significance and the panoramic views from the towers make this cathedral a must-visit in Regensburg. A testament to the city's rich cultural heritage.
Nomad — Google review
Along with Cologne Cathedral, the Regensburg cathedral is one of the most important Gothic cathedrals in Germany.
+ France-influenced type of "classic" Gothic cathedrals
+ Characteristic are the basilica complex with a three-storey elevation of the central nave, the transept and an imposing west facade with two towers.
+ overall very imposing and peaceful feeling
Tina S (Tara YLuna) — Google review
One of the most beautiful and large cathedral in Germany. The sense of unity with the town of Regensburg is most attractive. Almost windows in the cathedral are wonderful stained glass. It is a place that must be visited at least once.
Akira Rikitsu — Google review
Saint Peter's Cathedral is the most important point on the map of Regensburg's history. Its imposing building is the only example of French Gothic in all of Bavaria. Earlier, there was a Romanesque temple in this place, but after a fire in the second half of the 13th century, it was decided to build a new structure. Construction work lasted over 250 years, although the construction of both towers was not completed until the 19th century. You can enter the cathedral for free from 6.30 am till 5.00 p. m. Inside, stained glass windows from the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries delight, which have been preserved in their original condition thanks to the city's avoidance of bombardment. According to some, it is the most beautiful collection in our part of Europe.
She is world-famous for her boys' choir, created a thousand years ago. From 1964 to 1994, its choirmaster was the elder brother of Joseph Ratzinger, by the way- a former member of the choir.
Judyta Ga?kowska — Google review
The cathedral was under construction but it did not affect the interior architecture. Spectacular stained glass art was definitely a highlight. The noon prayer session at 12:00 was perfect for meditating and finding some peace of mind in the middle of the day, but the organ music was a little underwhelming, because I expected more from the "intimidating"-looking "pipes" of the organ.
Amelia Nguyen — Google review
Dom St. Peter sits proud right in the heart of busy Altstadt of Regensburg, dotted by numerous restaurants and shops. A fine example of Gothic Architecture. Inside you can find several sculptures and beautiful stained glass windows. See the photos I've taken.
Gabby Mariano — Google review
We have already seen many cathedrals, but this cathedral made me ecstatic. What a beauty! Most of all I liked the stained glass windows. And although the cathedral looks a little dark, the old stained glass windows let in little light, but the atmosphere in the cathedral is very authentic. We really enjoyed. Now the cathedral is being reconstructed. But this does not prevent you from admiring the Gothic beauty of the temple.
Виктория Зайцева — Google review
an impressive gothic church in Bavaria based on the French Architecture. dated to the 1280 and completed through years till the Neo- Gothic form in the 19th century. Today the right tower is completely covered due to renovation. the interior is impressive with the Gothic style. the visit is free to let you enjoy the beauty of early architecture.
david antoun — Google review
…It’s just awe inspiring to stand outside this beautiful masterpiece of a Gothic Cathedral built 100 years ago…currently under major restoration..we were unable to enter…but an absolute pleasure just marvel at it….
Vernon Wentzel — Google review
Get in and see the beauty of it
Out side it is one of the amazing gothic Churches I so
אביאל ויצמן the collection home design accessories — Google review
The Regensburg Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece that breathes history. Its Gothic splendor, ornate rose windows and majestic towers are impressive. A spiritual and cultural gem that fascinates and uplifts. Be sure to visit!
The Regensburg pedestrian bridge over the Danube is a Medieval engineering masterpiece that has been in use since 1146. The bridge is made of stone and spans the river with 16 arches. It is still in use today and is a popular tourist destination.
The interesting thing about this Stone Bridge (Steinerne Brücke in German) is that it is one of the oldest bridges in Germany and an important Romanesque building in Regensburg. According to the natives of Regensburg, the bridge is shrouded in legend
Franti?ek Zimmermann — Google review
Exceptionally well constructed bridge originally build in 10th century.
Along with the Regensburg Cathedral , the Stone Bridge is the most important building in Regensburg . With the bridge man, the stone bridge had a well-known landmark very early on, whose original meaning was disputed and whose popularity has remained until today.
Open to pedestrian and cyclists
Beautiful views of Regensburg Germany
Amazing photo opportunity
1st stone bridge in Europe 🌍
Connects the islands in the Danube with downtown
Final take....must go in Regensburg.
Markus ?markobear1? — Google review
….:It’s so nostalgic to be walking around a town on the Danube River that dates back to the medieval days of the 1200’s almost 800 years later and it is so well preserved and maintained. Very impressive is the beautiful “Clock-Towers” all around the town it is said that there are nine of them in total around the town of Regensburg. The Old Gate entrance to the town from the Danube River is so awesome 🤩 and well preserved. The cobble stone roads are still walkable no loose stones to trip over this tells you that those responsible are rep-lii doing an excellent job preserving what is to be encountered here in Regensburg for generations to come and see…NB! Something worthwhile to mention is the fact that the town’s leaders remember the citizens (Jews) that went missing during WW11 because around the town where these persons lived there is a high-lii polished “Brass-Plate” with their names on…May their souls R.I.P…😇
Vernon Wentzel — Google review
This is the main attraction to see in Regensburg. The bridge itself seems to recently have been cleaned or renovated, as the bricks seem to shine in the sun. The bridge links both sides of the historical city center to each other. It also offers great sunset shots over the Danube.
Paul Heller — Google review
Make sure to visit this old stone bridge for a great view of the whole area. You can walk underneath the bridge, just be careful as it has no rails and there is danger of falling in the river.
The area around the bridge offers some great restaurants and walking trails.
Hassan Radi — Google review
Beautiful bridge. Great spot for sunset pics!
Maddi Arnold — Google review
The Old Stone Bridge in Regensburg is a picturesque masterpiece that gracefully spans the Danube. Its medieval charm, with characteristic arches and sturdy stone construction, adds character to the cityscape. Walking across this historic bridge offers captivating views of Regensburg's skyline and the flowing river below. The bridge is not just a crossing point; it's a symbol of the city's enduring legacy. A delightful blend of history and scenic beauty.
Nomad — Google review
A very beautiful place. Visited in the end of winter. Will definitely come again in summer!
Aishwarya Srinivasan — Google review
A medieval masterpiece of medieval art, the stone bridge in Regensburg is a beautiful and soulful, slightly bulging bridge that is the most famous place of the city, apart from the cathedral and the old town. Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, it captivates with its magic, especially the captivating view of the Dunsj, passing barges, the old entrance gate to the city and the bustling life along the banks of the river.
Judyta Ga?kowska — Google review
The Old Stone Bridge in Regensburg is a stunning piece of medieval architecture and an important historical landmark. This bridge, which dates back to the 12th century, spans the Danube River and has been a vital part of Regensburg's infrastructure for centuries.
The bridge is made of massive stone blocks and features a series of arches that support the weight of the bridge and allow ships to pass beneath.
John Wright — Google review
Cycle paths are super, great place to visit with beautiful buildings
Mandy Carter-Fielding — Google review
This bridge was the blue print for the stony bridge in Prague. Ist a nice walk across the River
Thomas Biedermann — Google review
Very nice old bridge. Renewed approximately 10 years ago. Full of tourist with wonderful views to the river Danube, city of Regensburg and Stadtamhof.
Francesco — Google review
The Old Stone Bridge is one of the most iconic monuments of Regensburg that was built about 800 years ago over the Danube River. Dont forget to spot the Bruckmandl or bridge-man at the highest point of the bridge
wilford machado — Google review
One of the most beautiful place in the city where all tourists should pay their time for. The design is not really special but in combination with the surrounding streets, the cruise ships and all green parks, this bridge is without a doubt worth your trip to Regensburg.
Ngoc Son Nguyen — Google review
a 12th century stone bridge passing on top of the Danube river. splendid scenery in the surroundings and lots of coffee/shops in the area. very crowded. but the view to the town is worth it.
david antoun — Google review
Nestled in the heart of Regensburg, the Old Stone Bridge is a true testament to the city's rich history. As I strolled along its cobblestone path, I couldn't help but be captivated by the sheer beauty of this ancient structure. The weathered stones tell tales of centuries gone by, and the view of the Danube from the bridge is nothing short of breathtaking.
What sets the Old Stone Bridge apart is the sense of authenticity it exudes. Unlike some tourist spots, this bridge hasn't been overly commercialized. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the past, imagining the footsteps of those who traversed it long before us.
The surrounding architecture adds to the charm, and the play of sunlight on the stone creates a picturesque scene that's perfect for capturing memories. Whether you're a history enthusiast or just seeking a quiet escape, the Old Stone Bridge is an absolute must-visit.
Alin Birãu — Google review
Definitely one of the best sites in Regensburg and a must see ...
Though the first time would always be the best, I enjoy my visit to this bridge, each time I go there ...
At your first time, and if you are not very used to the type of architecture available in the old towns of Germany, you will have a triple short of blast:
1- Enjoying the architecture of the old town in general and the surrounding of the bridge.
2- Enjoy seeing the Danube River, especially at night! The sound of the river's flow will provide you with an unbelievable!
3- Enjoy the bridge itself, its lights, its architecture, and the enthusiasm and live of the people that you see there.
The Singing Fountain, also known as Zpivajici Fontana, is a popular tourist attraction featuring over 250 water jets that dance to classical and popular music. Lit up after dark, the fountain offers seasonal displays with hourly performances throughout the day and evening. Built as part of the reconstruction of the Maxim Gorky Promenade in the 1980s, this architectural marvel was designed by Pavel Miksik and features specially composed music by Petr Hapka.
A very appropriate attraction for this amazing surroundings. Check showtimes before heading there.
Tomaz Justin — Google review
Really lovely experience. Performances on the hour apart from 8pm (20.00).
There was quite a crowd for the 21.00 show so get there about 15 mins earlier.
Would recommend the after dark shows.
Sandra B — Google review
It's as impressive as last year. In addition, there were a lot of independent stalls selling their products.
Well worth the visit.
Frank — Google review
Spectacular place, cold water, ideal for cooling in hot sunny day. Nice water show.
Michal Pol?k — Google review
Nice place to visit. Every hour plays a different classic composition with exception from Nothing else matters by Metallica. The fountain changes water patterns according to music and it is made very tastefully. You can sit in a coffee shop nearby and enjoy the show.
Jovan Jocovic — Google review
Very good sound quality.
Nice music. With colored lights was interesting.
Siren Sun — Google review
If playing pre-recorded music to a water fountain is a tourist attraction, my morning showers are worthy of a map pin. To be fair this visit was during daytime and there might be more to the spectacle at night with lights. For me, the most surprising aspect in visiting this fountain was the "reborn" meetup surrounding the outer fountain wall with proud collectors displaying their babies and vintage carriages, filling the space between the on-the-hour fountain event with photo opps galore.
Ken Habarta — Google review
Nice fountain with a very beautiful spectacle every hour: light and water tricks with classic music in the background. Super recommended.
Carlo Casu — Google review
Great place to visit, it plays every even hour and each day the music is shuffled so any time you visit it is a chance to hear something new. Try slow-mo mode on your phone for great results to remember.
Petr S — Google review
If Czech is supposed to ba a dog friendly country why are dogs not allowed anywhere near the fountain or other tourist sites near it?
Maša Borovnik — Google review
Very nice fountain with water dancing, we couldn't see the whole show but is a good entertainment
Iconic and yet very gorgeous colonnade which represents the whole Marienbad. It is very similar like Carlsbad colonnade and what is very cute, that u can feel, that it is feminine-like architecture in its form and architectural accent. It is not worse nor bad, it is simply Marienbad icon, which represents the character of this place. The only thing which is bit sad is the flooring, which should be reconstructed and changed to some marble, limestone or other much higher quality material that will last. But by the end of the day, still beautiful.
Michal Pietor — Google review
Very nice historical place disturb by shops around a little bit according to me
Marty Dino — Google review
Interesting hall with a few shops and restaurants
Siren Sun — Google review
Just wow! Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful!
Tanya Kulesh — Google review
Nice place where you can sit and enjoy gas trimmer sound all day long.
Aaa Qqq — Google review
A main building of thé city
Володимир Лісовецький — Google review
Ok
Luigi — Google review
Top 👌
Peter Mayer — Google review
Beautiful architecture, a characteristic part of the city !
Elias “The Light Project” Nikolopoulos — Google review
The Cathedral of St. Bartholomew is a Gothic cathedral built in the late 13th-century with the Czech Republic's tallest spire. It showcases Renaissance paintings and provides a beautiful panoramic view of Plzen and its main square from the top, which can be reached through wide stairs that are not too steep. A net cage completely encloses the platform at the top for safety reasons.
A grey cathedral. The cathedral is a wonderful example of gothic medieval architecture. You can walk around the entire structure, as it is located in the middle of the beautiful main square of the city. The interior has many lovely paintings and altars. The hanging central cross with mourning John and Maria’s is exceptional. You can climb the impressive tower for a far view of the area. Well worth a visit, which is free when we went there.
Siegfried B — Google review
The inside of the church isn't anything special, but the tower is definitely worth the climb and admission costing only a couple of euro. It's the tallest tower in Czechia and offers stunning views overlooking Plzens historical city center. Dogs not welcome.
Paul Heller — Google review
We visited this church this past weekend while visiting the Pilsen Christmas Markets. A beautiful cathedral in the center of the Pilsen Square. Recently renovated over the past few years. We did not go up to the bell tower, but the views from the top must be amazing.
Michael Mack — Google review
Great place to visit in Pilsen, it’s in the centre of the city and during Christmas it looks so beautiful along with the small Christmas market, few people etc. Great experience.
Naina Gupta — Google review
A beautiful church located in the city square. Highly recommend stopping by and taking a look around, it's very well maintained and preserved. We sat and had lunch on the outskirts of the block, it's a beautiful view from the outside too. There are little markets around the outside on the weekends for shopping, souvenirs, trinkets, and snacks.
Brittanie West — Google review
One of the best landmark to city center in Plzeň. Various celebrations used to happen around this cathedral all over the year! Yearly christmas market is happened around the square.
Muaz Sadique — Google review
The St. Bartholomew's Cathedral in Pilsen is a Gothic cathedral from the late 13th century, adorned with Renaissance paintings and boasting the tallest church tower in the Czech Republic. It is centrally located on the main square and is beautiful both on the outside and inside. For those without a fear of heights, you can ascend the tower during the day, where you'll be treated to a wonderful view over the entire city of Pilsen.
Martin — Google review
Beautiful round view above Plzen and the main square from up there. And in addition it's not too high and very well stairs (wide enough, not too steep) inside.
The platform on top is completely closed with a net cage for safety reasons.
If you enjoy a view (or to get an overview) over a city you're visiting, I'd recommend going up there.
David S. K. Muessle — Google review
A treasure and gem of Plzen, Czech Republic, the Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew is sure not to disappoint! A visit to Plzen, without a visit to Saint Bartholomew, is incomplete.
Misch — Google review
Man kann 塔steigen. you need fee to climb. Not so much good view…
Y?ski Amenia — Google review
Beautiful architecture inside and out. The climb up the stairs is worth it to see a birds eye view of Pilsen.
Sam Bullen — Google review
Visiting the cathedral was a stairway to both awe and exhaustion! The climb to the top's 13 floors felt like a marathon for my calves, but the view was so stunning that I momentarily forgot I had legs. It literally took my breath away - and not just from the stairs. The panoramic spectacle from the tower is worth every step, and the feeling of accomplishment at the summit is like reaching the pinnacle of a comedic workout routine. Definitely a must-visit, just be prepared for a workout with a side of breathtaking beauty!
Paulo Santana — Google review
A bit simpler but all the more majestic cathedral, definitely worth a visit. Free entrance.
Kristýna Vacardová — Google review
Very beautiful inside and there is an opportunity to climb the tower. It will cost 60 CZK for a student.
Ivan (Julius Caesar Augustus) — Google review
Beautiful cathedral, recently renovated. Stained glass beautiful Czech glass. In the center of the main square. Free entry.
Bartley Casteel — Google review
Visited before Xmas and impress by church with Gothic architecture.
It's main and has highest clock town in Czech.
And also lucky to meet weekend market.
May see all kinds of local food and desert.
Also must try the hot red wine with fruit/flower.
There're accessories and handicraft.
Good luck to find one that you may interested.
Glad to visit.
Recommended!!
DigitalJaJa (Ja) — Google review
Really nice view of the city around. On a clear day expect to see very far.
Low price for a rewarding view.
The climb to the top is a lot and quite steep at some stops. Not really recommend for elder people. Take your time and enjoy the top.
Orlando Nelson — Google review
The Cathedral of St. Bartholomew in Plzen, Czech Republic, is a magnificent religious monument that showcases a unique blend of Gothic and Baroque architecture.
Located in the city's historic center, the cathedral's exterior is a stunning example of Gothic design, with soaring spires and intricate stonework that have been beautifully preserved over the centuries. The interior is equally impressive, with an ornate Baroque altar and a stunning ceiling fresco that depicts scenes from the life of St. Bartholomew.
When visiting Pilsen, the Old Pilsner Urquell Brewery water Tower is a must-see attraction for beer enthusiasts. The brewery, in operation since 1842, offers guided tours that take visitors through the history of Pilsner Beer production. Tour highlights include a visit to the old cellars and a taste of unpasteurized beer at the end.
Super
Jiří Krubl — Google review
(Translated by Google) Wonderful
I bought the tour in advance paying 16 euros
With more than 1h30m of explanations about the construction of the factory and the beginning of the production of pilsner beer
It was worth every penny
Tasting a glass of unpasteurized beer that will serve as the basis for large-scale production
I recommend the store at the end of the tour for unforgettable souvenirs and also to taste the beers ready for consumption
(Original)
Maravilhosa
Comprei o tour antecipado pagando 16 euros
Com mais de 1h30m de explicações acerca da construção da fábrica e início da fabricação da cerveja pilsen
Valeu cada centavo
A degustação de um copo apenas da cerveja não pasteurizada que servirá de base pra produção de larga escala
Recomendo a loja no fim do tour para lembranças inesquecíveis e tbem degustar as cervejas já prontas pro consumo
Nuana Paulo — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very interesting.
(Original)
Sehr interessant.
Aziz Odin — Google review
(Translated by Google) A tour with an interesting explanation.
(Original)
Prohlídka se zajímavým výkladem.
Vera — Google review
(Translated by Google) A very nice experience. Much of the history tour lasts about an hour. The presentation is indeed done at a high level and professionally.
You will also visit the old part of the new one.
And the best is the underground which is really big.
And at the end, of course, a tasting of unfiltered Pilsen, which matures in underground barrels.
And be sure to visit the souvenir shop.
(Original)
Veľmi pekný zážitok . Veľa z histórie prehliadka trvá cca hodinu . Prezentácia je ozaj spravená na úrovni a profesionálne .
Navštívite aj starú časť novú .
A najlepšie je to podzemie ktoré je naozaj veľké .
A na konci samozrejne ochutnávka nefiltrovaneho Plzna ktorý zreje v sudoch v podzemí .
A určite navštívte aj predajnu suvenírov .
Miroslav Čermák — Google review
(Translated by Google) Old and beautiful
(Original)
Staré a krásné
Martin Pražan — Google review
(Translated by Google) A nice ancient boat.
(Original)
Pekna starodavna vez.
Hana Zajickova — Google review
(Translated by Google) Old Pilsner Urquell Brewery water Tower....... wonderful place, unfortunately not many people get there.
(Original)
Old Pilsner Urquell Brewery water Tower....... nádherné místo, bohužel sem se dostane málokdo.
Karlštejn Castle is a beautiful Gothic castle in the countryside southwest of Prague. It is home to many royal treasures, including paintings and portraits of the emperor and his family. There are regular tours available, which are recommended if you want to see this magnificent building up close.
Excellent bathrooms and cafe up at the castle. Also were street vendors in the courtyard serving food and beer. Not a bad wake in that environment at all! Great view of the city or rather town below. The tour of the castle itself was engaging and interesting. Just about the right length of time.
James VanderWier — Google review
We went to see the castle as we had some spare time in Prague. It was nice to see the land outside the capital. Very very green.
The castle is nothing special. There are tours in English but you have to pay different tickets if you want to visit the whole castle.
Robert Reds (UltraVires) — Google review
It is better to choose another castle to visit, in Czech there are plenty from what to chose and for sure much more beautiful then this one. One important thing. There are 3 different types of tours. If you decide to go there, my recomendation is to take the Chapel tour
Ion Bodnari — Google review
Hello everyone, I would like to share the happiness and beauty that I have visited. I would like to recommend everyone to try visiting. Everything is beautiful and very impressive. If there is a chance, I will go back there again. It is a great place. A place where you should take your family or couples to relax and take lots of pictures. I hope everyone can happily see the pictures I have shared. I have fallen in love with this place:) And you!!??
อุดม จันทร์พินิจ — Google review
Located about 30 kilometers southwest of Prague, Karlštejn Castle started life in 1348 and has since risen in the ranks to one of the best castles in the Czech Republic.
Karlštejn Castle was founded by the Charles IV, King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor as his private residence and a place of safekeeping royal treasures, especially his collections of holy relics and the Imperial Crown Jewels. In 1355 Charles IV stayed here for the first time, overseeing the construction and decoration work, especially in chapels. The construction was completed in 1365 when the Chapel of the Holy Cross in the Great Tower was consecrated.
The Chapel of the Holy Cross was the place of safekeeping the imperial crown jewels until 1420 when the Hussite wars (religious civil war) began, and they had not ever returned to Karlštejn Castle. After the wars in 1436, the Bohemian crown jewels were taken to the Chapel of the Holy Cross where they remained till 1619.
The castle was a representative residence of Charles IV and his son Wenceslas IV only, i.e. till 1419. As a fortress, Karlštejn Castle protected the crown jewels, holy relics, and royal archives till the 17th century.
After 1480 the castle was rebuilt in the late Gothic style, in the last quarter of the 16th century in the Renaissance style. During the last reconstruction that took place at the end of the 19th century (by architect Josef Mocker) in the spirit of purism, the castle gained its present appearance.
The preserved original stair-arrangement of individual castle buildings is very impressive. The lower section with a small courtyard by the Well Tower and the Burgrave´s House continue through the majestic five-storey Imperial Palace and the Marian Tower. At the highest point, the construction of the castle culminates in a monumental, 60-meter-high Great Tower and its massive fortifications.
An unique original 14th-century wall decoration, a set of 129 paintings created by Master Theodoric in the Chapel of the Holy Cross (the largest in the world), the largest portrait gallery of kings of Bohemia in the Czech Republic, a replica of the royal Crown of Bohemia, a unique castle well. The castle is also famous as a set to a comedy play Night at Karlštejn Castle by Czech poet Jaroslav Vrchlický.
After centuries of lying in near ruin, much needed restorative work has restored the Gothic castle to all its former glory, making it an immensely popular destination. The bustling tourist crowds are a stark contrast to the peaceful surrounding countryside which offers views of Karlstejn’s stunning exterior.
From November, 01st, 2021 to March, 31st, 2022 the castle is closed to the public, including the garden.
* Some photos coutersy of Internet. Thanks!
Dinh Tuan — Google review
Great day trip just 30 minute train ride from Prague. The mandatory guided tours are informative and full of neat information. During winter months, the main part is closed off for preservation, so best to visit after May. We still enjoyed our time at the castle and in town, despite not being able to see everything.
Kelly Fortner — Google review
Beautiful bohemian castle not far outside of Prague. My guide said many consider it to be the most beautiful in the whole country. However, I visited in April and a portion of the castle (including the chapel) was closed to the public. Also, the village that the castle is located in is seasonal, as there were no stores or restaurants open in the town on a Tuesday afternoon! I would recommend visiting between May-October.
Christopher Yandell — Google review
Such a beautiful stop, this could be a quick adventure throughout your visit , it literally takes less than an hour to get here from the main train station and like 20 min walk from the train stop to the castle , the tours are 300 czk for the most basic one , and there are a lot of shops and restaurants that are along the way.
Marvin Castellanos — Google review
Very nice historic castle. Book a guide it helps understand the historic context. Try to visit weekdays because it is very crowded on weekends.
Zdravko Ruzicic — Google review
Impressive views, of and from the castle.
It's a nice good really up the hill, through the small village at the foot of the castle.
Many pitstop temptations before getting to the castle itself, I suggest considering a restaurant stop when coming back from the castle.
The tours are organized in Czech and in English.
Although there was a partial reconstruction in the courtyard that didn't impact the overall feeling of the place, its history and beauty.
Florin Hercal — Google review
Karlstejn Castle may not have a lot of history to back it up, considering it was constructed in less than 10 years and served as a storage for crowns and jewels rather than an official residence, but it's worth a day trip from Prague. If you don't drive a car, I recommend taking a one-way cab (Uber / Bolt) from Prague to the castle, after which you would only need to walk up to 5 minutes to the entrance where the tours begin. It's convenient and saves you the uphill climb. While going back, there are of course no cabs available so you'd need to take the train. The train station is a 30 minute walk from the entrance of the castle, right on the other side of the river, and the train itself takes only 45 minutes to get you to the Prague city center. It's quite convenient.
Second, I also recommend buying tour tickets in advance on their website, after which you only need to wait at the meeting point and do not have to queue up for tickets (note that you cannot enter the castle without a guided tour.) There are three types of tours available - I booked number 3 (View from the Great Tower), which is a short, 30 minute guided walk up to the fourth floor of the tour, and then you get 15 minutes to take pictures from the tower. Note that the tower is an enclosed space and the pictures are taken through windows, so you cannot take a picture of yourself with the castle from up the tower. This tour involved climbing some stairs but it wasn't too much.
There are also some areas you can explore on your own after the tour ends - the Clock Tower and the Well Tower are notable ones. I highly recommend the Well Tower, another 2 minute walk from the entrance, which has splendid views of the entire castle and is the best point to take a picture of yourself with the castle background! The well itself is also quite deep, and I also recommend a small souvenir shop by it, really cute hangings, bells, and fridge magnets available there.
The first few pictures I've added are from the Great Tower guided tour, and the last one is from the Well Tower. :)
Anannya Uberoi — Google review
Kristyna was our guide and she was absolutely delightful. We went on the Czech Tour (for time's sake) and she figured out pretty quickly that we didn't understand Czech, so when we stopped at different spots on the tour she would then speak English for us.
We were very appreciative especially since we knew she didn't have to do that.
Wonderful castle. Bring Czech crowns though. Most things in the little town on the way only take cash.
Wes Campbell — Google review
Beautiful castle and the village. We went by train from Prague main train station. It's cost us £18 up and down. Spend only few hours. Wish could go earlier. But managed to have a tour inside the castle last one.
Sabina Mostafa — Google review
There's nothing to see inside the castle!!! Total disappointment. The castle is just beautiful from the outside.... The excursion is about 30 minutes or so. I couldn't believe that people pay money for that. It is forbidden to take pictures inside but actually there's nothing to photograph :( It is much more exciting to go around the castle and take pictures and read the history in Wikipedia.
Alina Biaznosik — Google review
It is a place where we can get a train from Prague Smichov Station in less than an hour..
For the museum entry, I would recommend buying at the counter if you are not on a tight schedule because they offer a guided tour only.
Nyein Nyein Thant Aung — Google review
There's a train station 20mins walk away that's connected to Prague (ticket costs around 3-4€ one-way). Multiple stores that sell Czech drinks and food, restaurants with Czech food are open nearby. There are guided tours in Czech and English that I recommend taking. They cost 260 CZK. Beautiful scenery all around, nice photo spots, interesting castle history. Worthwhile visit, perfect for a one-day get-away from Prague
Stefan Popov — Google review
Excellent guide in English. It’s just a shame the visit is divided into three separate tours you can’t book at the same time as you miss out on a lot of rooms.
I recommend you plan your visit ahead and try to book all three back to back.
The grounds are breathtaking and so is the view. It’s real easy to reach the castle via train from Prague (40min ride - a train every half hour + 15min walk).
Don’t miss out on the video in the movie room, by the toilet under the main courtyard. It gives a nice picture of how the castle came to be.
Mr Paps (Paps) — Google review
we had a bad and stressful experience. We visted the castle at 8. March at 3pm. the lady who led the Czech tour didn't let us join the English group even though we don't understand a word of Czech. of course, she didn't even try to speak to us in English or explain herself, so we stood for over 20 minutes like complete idiots and listened to something we didn't understand at all. after the friendly guide from the English group agreed to let us join her group, the person in question still insisted that we must stay in her group. she was terribly unpleasant and unkind and annoying. it is completely unclear to me why and what is the point of it, but the experience we had was very miserable. another thing is that until 1.may. over half of the castle is closed. including the most important part that remained closed to visitors when we were there. the ticket price was not adjusted for that, but we paid the full price as if we had seen everything, which I personally think is wrong. I wouldn't go back again
dražen sadrić — Google review
One of most beautiful castle in CZ, good presentation of castle history. Recomend must visit
Vlatko Macak — Google review
We went here to visit the castle with a tour guide. Make sure you're on time because they are really on time to start the tour. We were 5 min too late because of traffic and the group already left. It's a fun place to visit and really great to see how the people lived in the early days.
Make sure to buy tickets in advance and yes they really do check your tickets when you enter.
Liam — Google review
Absolutely GORGEOUS CASTLE! There are several tours for visiting different parts of the castle, tours are available in both Czech and English. Drinks and snacks are available there in the castle. You cannot do self guiding tours, which I don't blame them for, and it's quite nice! It's a good hard hike up the hill, I believe I saw rides available for purchase for those who can't physically make the climb
Richard Baldi — Google review
An iconic czech castle. We visited during late winter and had an amazing castle tour.
Vojtech Mašek — Google review
An amazing place to visit when you want a break from the crowds in Prague. An easy drive or train ride and up hill walk from the city - this medieval castle does not disappoint. Definitely worth the cost of the exclusive tour - I did not expect to see such amazing art and history up close. You are not allowed to take photos inside the castle but I will remember it for a long time. All this set next to a charming village and lovely countryside. Well worth the day trip.
Jennifer Anderson — Google review
An amazing castle just 1 hour from Prague. Photos just do this place justice. Def worth a visit.