Weather in Bavaria. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Bavaria area


Map of Bavaria temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Bavaria area

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More to see in Bavaria
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. The most striking monument of the 19th century is Neuschwanstein Castle. Every year it is visited by more than a million tourists; the beautiful castle is the most recognizable and popular in the country. The beautiful palace was built by King Ludwig II in just 4 years; its construction involved more than a thousand workers. Neuschwanstein Castle is located on a mountain top that gives it even more solid and impressive look. Another interesting historical object is Linderhof Palace; a visit there will be an unforgettable adventure. The construction of the castle has taken 20 years; it was ended in 1886. Its fabulously beautiful cream-colored facade is the epitome of the best architectural traditions of that time. The interior of the palace strikes with abundance of unique jewelry and elegant finish; this is a real museum with a rich collection of art and historical artifacts. All 10 luxurious rooms of the palace are open to visitors; all attenders … Read further

Bavaria guide chapters

Bavaria sightseeing

In the center of the city there is Marienplatz square that is a great place for hiking; the main decoration of the square is the Town Hall. There are beautiful medieval churches and temples in the city; art lovers should visit local galleries and exhibitions. The Munich City Museum, the Bavarian National Museum, Deutsches Museum, Alte Pinakothek - these are only a few cultural attractions of Munich. Travelers show … Open

Cultural excursion through Bavaria - things to see

The most striking monument of the 19th century is Neuschwanstein Castle. Every year it is visited by more than a million tourists; the beautiful castle is the most recognizable and popular in the country. The beautiful palace was built by King Ludwig II in just 4 years; its construction involved more than a thousand workers. Neuschwanstein Castle is located on a mountain top that gives it even more solid and … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Nearby there is one of the most famous theme parks, Legoland. This is a real fantastic country with beautiful buildings and fabulous inhabitants; every day, very interesting and enchanting entertainment shows are arranged there. There are 40 unique attractions just inside the park; there is a beautiful recreation area, shops and a cafe with a huge selection of sweets. Another outstanding entertainment venue is a … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

The basis of the national cuisine consists of meats and there are no feasts without sausages and pates. Bavaria is famous for its upscale cheeses and delicious pastries. Speaking of elite varieties of Bavarian cheese, it’s certainly worth to mention the popular national snack, obatzda. It is a mouth-watering creamy mass of fresh butter and grated cheese with addition of fresh herbs. Appetizer is served cool … Open

Traditions and mentality of Bavaria

Indigenous people speak special dialect that won’t be easy to understand even to those who have excellent German. To test your skills you need to go to the marketplace in any Bavarian town and listen to natives talking with each other. Experts point out that even native speakers can’t make out the meaning of their conversation for the first time. Culinary traditions of indigenous people also deserve … Open

Travel guide to Bavaria

Bavaria is also famous for its healing thermal springs. On the territory of the region, there are over 70 balneological resorts. Some of them are upscale and specialize in treating serious diseases. More modest resorts suit those who are interested in general recovery and want to strengthen the body. The resort of Bad Bayersoien is distinguished by its excellent infrastructure. Another resort, Bad Feilnbach, is a … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

In mid-September, the legendary show, which does not need any advertising, begins in Munich. Millions of tourists visit the Oktoberfest to enjoy a wide variety of beers, as well as to taste all the German beer appetizers. During this period, the country is experiencing the most active influx of tourists, despite the fact that places on the Oktoberfest have been booked since the end of winter. At the same time with the beer festivals in Frankfurt, the well-known book fair is held, in which writers from more than one hundred countries take part. December is famous among tourists for its chic Christmas markets. Cities are dressed in New Year's dresses, and a magical mood embraces everyone. On New Year's Eve, the Sylvester feast takes place. It is celebrated in honor of the Pope, who turned Germans to Christianity. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

In modern Germany, about 37% of the total population are Catholics. Protestants make out 35%; they include Evangelists and Baptists. About 20% of the population consider themselves believers, while they can not attribute themselves to any particular existing confession. About 10% in the country are atheists. Due to the increase in the number of migrants from Africa, other countries of Europe and the Middle East, a small percentage of the population professes Islam, Judaism and other foreign religions. Confessions in Germany have visible territorial distinctions. Thus, in the north and east of the country the evangelical religion prevails, and thanks to the influence of modern Europe, the number of atheists grows every year. … Open

Weather in the region of Bavaria

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