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Two thousand years of glorious history have sculpted the face of Augsburg, where past eras come alive. Follow the trail of the Romans, who’s Emperor Augustus had the city founded to immortalize his fame.
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The city of Lindau am Bodensee is one of the most beautiful sights in Bavaria. Sitting on the Bodensee, also known as Lake Constance that straddles the German-Swiss border.
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Bad Aibling is a city and former county seat in Bavaria, on the river Mangfall, located some 35 miles southeast of Munich at. It is a health resort.
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Munich is Germany's third largest city and one of Europe's most prosperous cities. The city has a population of about 1.3 million and the Munich metropolitan area is home to around 3 million people. The city is located on the River Isar north of the Bavar
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Located in the centre of Germany, so near and yet so far from urban stress. It is a place in which you can lavishly take the time to indulge yourself extravagantly in elation and elegance.
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Surrounded by a somewhat hilly or rolling countryside, Bad Neustadt lies in a wide valley where the Brend runs into the river Saale which itself is a northern contributory of the Main River.
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One of the great historic cities of Germany, Nurenberg is now an important commercial, industrial, and transportation centre. Its manufactures include electrical equipment, mechanical and optical products, motor vehicles, chemicals,and textiles.
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Beautifully tended parks, an elegant pedestrian area boasting 330 exclusive shops, cosy restaurants and countless historical sights make this alpine town one of the most precious jewels of Bavaria.
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Oberammergau, a village full of arts and handicraft, being the village of woodcarvers made Oberammergau world famous before the Passion Play.
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With its lush meadows, blue skies, a sparkling lake, healthy air and an unforgettable panorama, Bad Wiessee by Lake Tegernsee is well worth a visit at any time of year.
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Situated at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, near the border with Austria, Passau is a river port, rail junction, and industrial centre; manufactures include beer, textiles, optical equipment, and tobacco.
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Bad Woerishofen and the Lower Allgaeu provide you with almost unlimited opportunities to make your stay a relaxing and interesting one.
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Prien am Chiemsee is in the heart of a beautiful region with a back-drop of stunning mountains and a gorgeous lake.Its people have a love for what is most important; for exuberant living and celebration, for health and wellness.
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Developed over centuries as a former seat of margravial power and made world-famous by the Richard Wagner Festival, the largest town in Upper Franconia is now a modern commercial centre, conference venue and university town.
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Located on the banks of the Danube, Regensburg with its 125.000 inhabitants is both a modern Bavarian city and still a medieval wonder.
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For generations people have been visiting the climatic health resort of Berchtesgaden and the Berchtesgadener Land region for all-round health and spa vacations.
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This once free imperial city is known over the world and ranks among Germany’s most frequented towns. It lies on a plateau at the intersection of the so-called Romantic Road and the Castle Road 425 m above sea level.
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There's something for everyone at Chiemsee. Experience the picturesque landscape with pristine nature on the shores of the Bavarian Sea, Bavaria's largest lake.
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Situated on Lake Tegernsee about 35 miles south of Munich.
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The most south-eastern community of Germany localised in the west by the valley of Ramsau and open in the north towards the market of Berchtesgaden.
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The town’s charming location on the edge of the Alps is impressive, framed by imposing mountain peaks and an idyllic lake district, at an altitude of 800 – 1200 meters above sea level, thus making it Bavaria’s town with the highest elevation.
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The village itself is located in a valley called Koenigswinkel, the king's nook. Steeply rising mountains, limpid lakes and romantic castles are the most famous landmarks of Schwangau.
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A famous resort town in Germany's Alps, very near the border with Austria. Lying at the foot of Germany's highest point, the Zugspitze, the town gained distinction when it hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics. Needless to say, Alpine skiing is excellent here.
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Grainau in the Werdenfels region is one of the loveliest places in the Bavarian Alps, situated directly below the Zugspitze (2962m), Germany’s highest mountain.
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Capital of Lower Franconia, Bavaria, S central Germany, on the Main River. It is an industrial city, the centre of a wine-producing region, and a rail and river transportation hub.
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Ingolstadt is one of Bavaria's greenest and youngest major cities, idyllically located in the middle of the unique Auwald Forest. Sights in the historical Old Town, first documented mention in 806 AD, include lovely old gabled houses and old town walls.
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