Weather in Passau. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Passau area

Map of Passau temperature forecast

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This temperature map is centered around Passau. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Passau area

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More to see in Passau

Passau is a unique German town located close to the border with Austria. Why is this settlement so special? Passau stands on three rivers, namely, the Danube, Inn, and Ilz. This is the reason why so many tourists informally call Passau “the town of three rivers”. If you look at the area from above, you will notice that all the river streams flow very close in the town’s territory. By the way, each of the rivers has a peculiar shade of water. This is an unusual and spectacular view – the rivers are close to each other but they do not merge. Besides this, the town offers many attractions that are worth the attention of guests. Celtic tribes were the founders of Passau. During the Roman Empire period, this settlement was a well-protected fort, the main purpose of which was to protect the empire’s borders. At the beginning of the 8th century, Passau became the residence of the Bavarian Duke Theobald. Starting from 739 and for longer than millennia, Passau was the largest diocese in the Holy Roman Empire. The town was developing and growing in size, and local people were increasingly eager to free their homeland from the bishopric rule. Consequently, the first rebellion movement emerged in the town in the 12th century. Outbreaks were regular in Passau over the next three centuries. In 1552, Archduke Ferdinand I, who was representing the Roman Empire, and Maurice, Elector of Saxony, who was representing Protestant princes, signed an agreement. According to … Read further

Passau guide chapters

Passau sightseeing

St. Stephen's Cathedral looks even more impressive inside. It feels like you enter a festive building in Baroque style with the eye-catching stucco. A giant pipe organ is, without a doubt, the main attraction of the inner décor. This is the third-biggest pipe organ in Europe. The musical instrument consists of nearly eighteen thousand pipes, two hundred and thirty keys, and five manuals. To be able to listen to … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Winter in Germany is quite mild, and the temperature rarely drops below 10 degrees below zero. During the first half of winter, the temperature can not fall below zero at all. The weather is overcast, there are incessant rains. A lot of snow falls In the Alps at the southern part of Germany and the ski season opens. In the last winter month, the temperature drops; in some areas it reaches 15 degrees below zero. With the onset of spring, abundant thaws begin. Sunny days come to replace the gloomy overcast. All vegetation starts to turn green, and the air is warm. Although the spring weather in Germany regularly brings surprises like sudden cold rains with snow. Until the middle of April, there are intense snowfalls and large gusts of wind in the area of Munich and Bavaria. The average air temperature is 9 degrees Celsius. Although in the sunniest days, air can warm up to 20 degrees. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: politics

In different regions, the tax system and the structure of budget can differ. Every German land has the right to create its own law and allocate its own authority. However, all regions develop in one common direction and rhythm, as prescribed by the parliament. The highest judicial instance in the Federation is the Federal Constitutional Court. Both chambers of the parliament have a right to elect eight judges to the board. Each of them is appointed as a judge for twelve years. The Supreme Court is engaged, as a rule, by checking the decisions of other courts and resolving disputable constitutional issues. … Open