Slow Travel & Gourmet Tours: Magazine & Experience Guide Worldwide
Peaceful paths, regional encounters, moments of pure enjoyment, and landscapes that exude tranquility. Discover what slow travel feels like between Chiemgau, Franconia, the edge of the Alps, and the Bavarian Forest – intimate, authentic, and relaxed.
Slow travel in Germany isn't just a way of traveling for us. It's an attitude. We let ourselves drift, stay longer in places we like, and discover details that we would miss on fast-paced trips.
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.
Passau in autumn has a magic all its own. The summer crowds are gone. Passau belongs to the locals again—and to you. The air is clear, and in the morning, wisps of mist rise from the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers. Golden leaves drift on the water. The old town seems bathed in a soft, warm light.
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.
Where can I rent an RV? Renting a motorhome is the trend. Motorhome holidays depend on the nimbus of freedom. Whoever goes on holiday with the motorhome wants to be independent. You are free to decide how long you want to stay somewhere. Spontaneously go somewhere else. Enjoy the nature. But where can you rent a camper near you?
