Fellheim

Fellheim is located in the southern part of Germany in the federal state of Bavaria. The community is located about 20 kilometres west of Memmingen. The town is known for its idyllic landscapes and traditional Bavarian inns.

One of the main attractions in Fellheim is the 18th-century Neutrauchburg Castle, which now serves as a hotel. The castle offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains and valleys of the Allgäu.

Another highlight are the numerous hiking trails around Fellheim, which can lead you through picturesque meadows or take you to spectacular mountain panoramas. In winter, you also have excellent opportunities for skiing or snowboarding here.

For those interested in culture, a detour to the 16th century St. James Church or the "Alte Post" local history museum is recommended. Here you can learn more about the history and tradition of this region.

If it rains, a trip to nearby Memmingen is a good idea - a historic town with many museums and shopping opportunities.

Culinary Fellheim has a lot to offer. Be sure to try the regional specialities such as Allgäu cheese spaetzle or liver dumpling soup.

In summer you can also swim and sunbathe at the nearby bathing lake "Niedersonthofener See".

Fellheim is worth a visit all year round, but especially in spring and autumn the landscape shows its most beautiful side. If you are looking for an authentic Bavarian experience, then you should definitely include Fellheim in your travel plans!