Bavaria is full of amazing historical and architectural landmarks; there are many sites of global importance among them. These include the Würzburg Residenz palace. This incredibly beautiful palace complex was built in the second half of the 18th century. The luxurious palace is one of the most important attractions of the country. Vacationers have an opportunity to walk through the halls of the palace and estimate its exquisite finish; walls of the residence store a huge amount of priceless works of art and antique jewelry.
Cultural traditions of Bavaria are interesting, original and diverse. They represent a wonderful combination of old and modern lifestyle; travelers will feel the unique atmosphere of past … 
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In addition to priceless cultural monuments, Bavaria is famous for interesting entertainment options. Every town has great shops, bars and picturesque parks. Travelers may visit natural … Open
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A very interesting historical object is Feste Coburg fortress located on a hill of 450 meters height. It is the most extensive fortifications in Germany. Currently, there is a very interesting museum in walls of the fortress. Its exhibits include a collection of the Dukes of Coburg; there are pictures of prominent European artists, unique jewelry, antique furniture, and one of the most interesting collections of carriages. Tourists can find a lot of interesting historical sites, museums and cultural facilities in each Bavarian town. Bavaria is one of the most attractive places in the world for fans of excursions and tourism.
City tours, excursions and tickets in Bavaria and surroundings
Iconic cultural sights of Germany
Munich is also the focal point of cultural monuments and sites. The particular interest of travelers is paid to the Old Town, which houses a large number of churches. The key among them is the Cathedral of the Holy Virgin, a symbol of the city, founded in the 16th century. The cathedral is located not far from the central square of Marienplatz, where the old and new Town Hall, and the historical market of Viktualienmarkt are located. Another incredibly gorgeous church is the Azamkirge of the 18th century, constructed in the style of the classical baroque. Munich is a city of museums that have been created here centuries ago. The most visited museum of the city, the Old Pinotek, was founded by King Louis I of Bavaria. It stores about 9 000 paintings. Modern art is represented in the House of Arts, which exhibits paintings by such authors as Picasso, Emil Nolde, Klee, and August Macke.
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