Hünfeld

Hünfeld is located on the edge of the Rhön Mountains and is known for its picturesque landscape with rolling hills and idyllic forests. The town itself offers many historic buildings such as the Fasanerie Castle or the baroque parish church of St. James. Another highlight is the Haydau Monastery, which is now used as a museum.

Fulda, on the other hand, is known for its cathedral, which is one of the most important buildings of the Baroque period. The Vonderau Museum and St Michael's Church are also worth a visit. Those interested in art should definitely visit the Kunsthalle.

For culinary connoisseurs, there is plenty to discover in both towns: In Hünfeld you will find traditional dishes such as "Stöffsche" (apple wine) or "Ahle Wurscht", while Fulda is particularly appealing for its sweet specialities such as marzipan pralines or gingerbread.

Those who like to be active can also experience a lot here: In summer, the Rhön attracts hikers to its peaks and in winter, skiers can show off their skills on the Wasserkuppe slopes. But canoeing on the Fulda or cycling along the river are also popular activities.

If it should rain, there is the Aqua Mundo adventure pool in Hünfeld as well as a cinema and various museums to pass the time. In Fulda you can relax in the climbing forest or in the thermal baths.

No matter what time of year, Hünfeld and Fulda are always worth a visit. This travel guide offers you the best tips for an unforgettable stay in this charming region of Germany.