Holiday Park Bavaria

Holiday Park Bavaria - Every year, many people choose to vacation in Bavaria which, with an area of more than 70,000 square kilometres, is the largest of Germany's 16 states.

 
Holiday Park Bavaria - During the winter, the ski resort Garmisch-Partenkirchen, located by Zugspitze, Germany's tallest mountain (2,962 m), is the ideal destination. Here you will find some of Germany's best slopes, but the picturesque villages amidst the snow-clad mountains are definitely also worth visiting.
 
Holiday Park Bavaria - Many people take advantage of the situation and take the cable car or the rack-railway from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, which makes it easy to reach the top of Zugspitze. The mountain is a very popular destination - and the border between Germany and Austria actually passes right through it.
 
Holiday Park Bavaria - The region’s capital is Munich, located by the banks of the Isar River, some 50 kilometres north of the Alps.  It is also known as “Germany’s secret capital”, and it is a particularly sought after destination. Amongst the town’s attractions are the squares Odeonsplatz and Marienplatz – plus a splendid collection of churches, cathedrals, palaces, castles, and theatres.
 
Holiday Park Bavaria - The impressive structures remind us of Munich's past as a residential town for the kings of Bavaria – but today most people know the city as the home of the automotive group BMW.
 
Holiday Park Bavaria - In the region’s north-eastern corner one will find the town of Bayreuth, where the composer Richard Wagner (1813-1883) moved to in 1872. King Ludwig II of Bavaria not only financed Wagner’s house “Wahnfried”, which is now a museum, but also Bayreuth Festspielhaus; an opera house built for purpose of performing the composer's operas. Each year the city is the setting of the Richard Wagner Festival, an event that is so popular that the tickets are sold out years in advance.