Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
City trips in Bavaria are worthwhile for a short city trip or for longer stays. Because there is a lot to discover. In the following we will introduce you to beautiful cities in Bavaria that are less well known but are definitely worth a city trip.
A wellness weekend from Munich is like a little escape from the noise, the rhythm, the "faster, further, louder" routine. And the best part: You don't need a car.
This gourmet route from Munich to the Allgäu connects the colorful Oktoberfest metropolis of Munich with the nearby Alps – a slow travel journey that brings together city and nature, beer and cheese, tradition and enjoyment.
The Oktoberfest is a festival like no other. It's loud, cheerful, and a true experience for all the senses. However, anyone who stays in Munich for an extended period will sooner or later long for a moment of peace and quiet. Day trips from Munich are particularly suitable for this.
Between baroque Würzburg and medieval Ochsenfurt, a route runs through the heart of Franconia that is an insider tip in many ways: the Silvanerstraße. It's perfect for a gourmet journey through Franconia.
Garden splendor impresses us in Veitshöchheim. There are many excursion destinations in Franconia that are worthwhile. No wonder! The prince-bishops from Würzburg were present along the Main, but nowhere is this more evident than in Würzburg and Veitshöchheim.
If you are a wine lover and are looking for a special holiday experience, you should definitely visit the wine hotels in Franconia! Here you will find everything your heart desires: excellent wine, relaxing wellness offers and a breathtaking landscape.
We are on the road in the wine country of Franconia. 125 kilometers in nine days through the Franconian wine-growing region! This is slow travel and pleasure travel, as we imagine it! Perfect for a tour through the wine country of Franconia in a camper van. With plenty of time and leisure.
The Franconian wine-growing region stretches along the Main. Not only are there excellent wines there, the way of life of the people is also shaped by wine. On a wine hike in Franconia you can experience this well on a wine hike through the vineyards.
According to Focus magazine, Dinkelsbühl has the most beautiful old town in Germany. She is definitely beautiful. We are here in spring. With the dandelion meadows and the fruit trees in full bloom, the Dinkelsbühl sights inspire us even before we enter the old town.
