Grafenau

Geographically, Grafenau lies on the edge of the Schönbuch nature park and is surrounded by a picturesque landscape. The town itself is known for its historic architecture as well as its beautiful surroundings with numerous hiking and cycling paths.

Touristically relevant are above all the sights such as Grafenau Castle, which once served as the summer residence of Duchess Henriette Marie, or the town church of St. Martinus from the 15th century. Cultural highlights also include the annual wine festival and the traditional "Grafenaufeschde" folk festival.

If you want to indulge in some culinary delights, you should definitely try the regional specialities - these include Swabian "Maultaschen" (Swabian ravioli) or "Spätzle mit Soße" (spaetzle with sauce).

The Schönbuch Nature Park is particularly suitable for outdoor activities: here you can go hiking, cycling or simply relax and enjoy nature. It is especially beautiful in spring when everything is in bloom as well as in autumn when you walk through the colourful forest.

But what can you do when it rains? There are a few options for that too: The AquaSOL swimming pool provides cooling on hot days, but you can also swim your laps here in bad weather. Alternatively, you can visit the "Alte Kelter" museum, which provides information about the history of winegrowing in the region.

Overall, Grafenau is definitely worth a visit and has something to offer for everyone - whether you are interested in culture or simply want to enjoy nature. Come by and discover for yourself where it is most beautiful!