Waal

Geographically, Waal is located between the rivers Lech and Wertach, surrounded by rolling hills and mountains. The region offers numerous outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or skiing - depending on the season. Visitors can also visit the picturesque villages located along the route.

Tourist attractions include Neuschwanstein Castle and the towns of Füssen and Kempten with their historic buildings from the Middle Ages. For those interested in culture, there are many museums to explore, including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Augsburg or the Maximilian Museum in Munich.

The culinary specialities of the region are also a highlight: from hearty dishes such as pork knuckle to sweet delicacies such as apple strudel, everyone will find something suitable to enjoy.

If it rains, you can take a trip to the thermal baths in Bad Wörishofen or tour one of the many breweries - after all, Bavaria is famous for its beer!

The best time for outdoor activities is in summer and autumn, when the weather is mild and the landscape is full of colour. Popular places for this are, for example, the Wertacher Hörnle or the Tannheimer Tal.

Overall, a visit to Waal is definitely worthwhile - it's worth a trip! Our Travel Guide offers lots of useful tips and information to get the most out of your stay.