Nestled at the foot of the wooded slopes and vineyards of the Black Forest, Freiburg—literally “free city”—was founded in the 12th century and enjoyed numerous privileges granted by the dukes of the region, hence its name. Later, under Habsburg rule, it regained its splendour thanks to its university, which made it a renowned centre for research and teaching. Today, it…
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Munich is a city that knows how to eat. From historic beer halls and lively Biergärten to cozy cafés and konditorei with rich Bavarian cakes, the city offers a food lover’s paradise. Whether you’re craving hearty local dishes or freshly baked Bretzels, Munich has something to delight every palate. With so many tempting options, it can be tricky to decide…
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Bavaria is much more than Munich. Once you’ve visited the capital, its surroundings are full of unexpected treasures, ideal for day trips or weekend getaways. Imagine fairytale villages nestled in the heart of the mountains, majestic Renaissance towns that are sure to amaze you, or charming lakeside towns bustling with life, where you can enjoy a pleasant day in summer.…
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Munich, the capital of Bavaria, perfectly blends tradition and innovation. Crossed by the Isar River and framed by the Bavarian Alps, the city is a true cultural and historical gem. From the majestic Marienplatz and the iconic Frauenkirche to the opulent Nymphenburg Palace, Pinakothek der Moderne, BMW Welt, and the legendary Englischer Garten, Munich is a city where old-world charm…
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If you’re looking for an alternative to the busy Munich & Nuremberg, to spend a weekend in Bavaria Augsburg is the perfect choice. It’s Germany’s second-oldest city, founded over 2,000 years ago as a Roman military camp under Emperor Augustus – from whom it takes its name. And since, it was beautifully preserved through the centuries, and host some of…