Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
Discover Bad Windsheim and the surrounding area in Franconia. Here you will find tips for connoisseurs and slow travelers that we have collected in this region in Franconia. Here you will find what the city and the region in Franconia have to offer for pleasure travelers.
Discover sights in and around Schweinfurt. The city in Franconia offers museums that are well worth a visit. The Georg Schäfer Museum shows German painting. In the Kunsthalle Schweinfurt you will find art by Andy Warhol, among others. The story of Friedrich Rückert is interesting.
Wine festivals offer a perfect opportunity to experience the wines and the way of life in the world's wine regions. This also includes the Volkacher Wine Festival. Find out more about the Volkach Wine Festival, which officially opens the grape harvest in the region.
The Franconian wine country is a perfect destination for connoisseurs and slow travelers. Hiking in the Franconian wine country is fun. There are romantic wine places that are worth discovering. Franconian wine country means lovingly maintained half-timbered architecture, paved squares and winding alleys.
Many Ochsenfurt sights date back to the Middle Ages. The city of Ochsenfurt is located between Würzburg and Kitzingen directly on the banks of the Main and was first mentioned in 725. It is also one of the most beautiful half-timbered places on the Main that we know.
Discover Karlstadt am Main in peace and quiet, explore the surroundings from there and always follow the Main: the triad of city, country and river is what makes the Franconian wine country so attractive. Here you will find eight reasons why a visit to Karlstadt am Main is worthwhile.
Which of the excursion destinations in Franconia are worthwhile for connoisseurs and slow travelers? This collection of articles on attractions, hikes and pleasure travel destinations contains numerous recommendations for excursion destinations in Franconia.
We spend a weekend at the Chiemsee. We spend one day in Prien am Chiemsee, one of the places from which Herrenchiemsee Castle is easy to reach. You can easily get there by boat. There is also a culinary tip and a suggestion for wellness friends.
It's going to be real! As soon as we enter the Häckerwirtschaft of the Waigand winery in Erlenbach, the young winemaker Verena Waigand extends her hand in greeting, while one of her little sons looks at us curiously from her shoulder.
The cold season is just around the corner. So we asked ourselves whether winter camping in Bavaria is possible. We get advice from Lena Stoffel, who as a freerider goes on tour with her camper van even in winter. For them, winter camping right on the slopes is a matter of course.
