{"id":1854,"date":"2019-08-27T16:56:03","date_gmt":"2019-08-27T18:56:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/aplankyti.lt\/kelione-i-bavarija-ka-aplankyti-bavarijoje\/"},"modified":"2019-09-01T04:21:20","modified_gmt":"2019-09-01T06:21:20","slug":"kelione-i-bavarija-ka-aplankyti-bavarijoje","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/aplankyti.lt\/en\/kelione-i-bavarija-ka-aplankyti-bavarijoje\/","title":{"rendered":"Travel to Bavaria. What to visit in Bavaria"},"content":{"rendered":"

You have decided to travel to Germany<\/strong> and the question arose things to visit in germany <\/strong>i recommend the Land of Bavaria. One of the most popular tourist regions in Germany is the Land of Bavaria in southern Germany. Not only Munich, the German capital of beer, is also Bavaria's capital, but it is also the capital of Bavaria, with many towns with colorful history, picturesque old towns, picturesque surroundings and impressive castles.<\/p>\n

When describing the most interesting places in Bavaria, I will not follow the ratings of travel agencies, I will describe what I liked best. If you come back from Bavaria and decide you don't like my top ten, I'd be happy to read your comments in the comment \ud83d\ude09. So if you are traveling by car you have already traveled in Poland, if you have traveled by plane You have already rented a car and so on\u2026 what to visit in bavaria?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Bavaria is famous for its beautiful scenery, fabulous castles of Louis II, the fresh air of the Alpine mountains, unspoiled nature and rich cultural life. Therefore, to save you time, I will not write about museums, although there are many in Bavaria. So my top six will consist of castles, landscapes and noteworthy old towns where you can enjoy a vacation in the authentic Old Town caf\u00e9.<\/p>\n

\"Gotikin\u0117Gothic St. Lawrence Church, Nuremberg, Germany<\/span><\/span> <\/span> <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n

6. The Bavarian Alps.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Nors mano nuomones gro\u017eiu jos nusileid\u017eia \u0160veicarijos ir Austrijos Alp\u0117ms, bet tikrai vertos d\u0117mesio. Per Bavarijos Alpes, pro kaln\u0173 kaimelius ir romanti\u0161kas pilis vingiuojantis Alpi\u0173 kelias voki\u0161kai vadinamas „Deutsche Alpenstrasse” keliautojams si\u016blo begales akiai maloni\u0173 vaizd\u0173. \u0160io kelio, besiraizgan\u010dio Alpi\u0173 sl\u0117niais apie 450 km, apylink\u0117se \u2013 net 25 \u012fsp\u016bdingos pilys ir vienuolynai, ir daugyb\u0117 e\u017eer\u0173. Bavarijos Alp\u0117se gausyb\u0117 \u017eygi\u0173 program\u0173 ir ekskursij\u0173. \u017diem\u0105 tai rojus slidin\u0117jimo entuziastams.<\/p>\n

5 Schloss Hohenschwangau Castle.<\/strong><\/p>\n

   Schloss Hohenschwangau (Hohenschwangau Castle) is one of the four famous castles attributed to the "mad" King Ludwig of Bavaria.<\/span> Hohenschwangau is the smallest of the four eccentric pieces of Ludwig, but it has a special, cozy atmosphere that sets it apart from the other three palaces, which are slightly cooler and more formal.<\/span><\/span> Until the 16th century Hohenschwangau Castle served as Knight of Schwangau Township. Destroyed by many wars, Hohenschwangau was eventually replaced by Maximilian II, King of Bavaria, the most eccentric father of King Louis II of Bavaria, after changing several masters. Visiting the castle is only possible with a guided tour in German and English. Admission for adults costs \u20ac 12. Paying 23 euros will give you the opportunity to visit the nearby Neuschwanstein Castle. For those who are lazy to climb the hill on which this castle is located, a two-horse carriage can be lifted for 3 euros. By the way, just a few kilometers away is the most famous Bavarian castle Neuschwanstein.<\/p>\n

\"Hohen\u0161vangauHohenschwangau Castle. Schloss Hohenschwangau<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n

4. Neuschwanstein Castle.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Kaip teigia kelioni\u0173 agent\u016bros – „Bavarijos alpi\u0173 kalnuose stovi gra\u017euol\u0117 Noi\u0161van\u0161teino pilis (Neuschwanstein). Tai viena gra\u017eiausi\u0173 Vokietijos ir visos Europos pili\u0173”.<\/p>\n

\"NeuschwansteinNeuschwanstein Castle<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n

In my opinion, this is certainly not the most beautiful castle in Germany, but more so in Europe. It is the most beautiful castle in Bavaria, and I think no one will argue with that. This is how it looks spectacular in a bird's eye view of postcards. After seeing the bird's eye view of this castle, this was the nail in my travels, but when I saw it, I was really disappointed to see the child receiving the wrong gift at Christmas. So we bought our tickets and climbed to the castle, and by the way for 5 euros you can take a horse-drawn carriage. It takes about a kilometer to climb, smelling horse sweat and manure all the way. Well, pessimistic time for optimism will suffice \ud83d\ude42. The towers and towers of Neuschwanstein Castle open before you.<\/p>\n

\"Neuschwanstein    Neuschwanstein Castle (Neuschwanstein Castle).<\/span><\/span> <\/span>1861 As the eighteen-year-old Ludwig II sat on the throne of Bavaria, he soon began to build this magnificent castle on a hill in the Bavarian Alps. Right next to their parents' castle. Inspired by the legends, as well as Richard Wagner's operas, which embody German legends, Ludwig designed a habitat with towers, pointed turrets. Its interior is decorated with not only one but several elaborate styles. The ruler enjoyed the fairy tale castle for a short time - just 100 days after moving into it, he was declared an unlawful king and evicted to his next home where he later mysteriously died. Seven weeks after King Louis II died in 1886. Nesswantstein was opened to the public.<\/span> The shy king built a castle to retire from public life - now many people come to see his former private refuge.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

  Ar kas nors dar atsimena „Walt Disney Pictures”  logotip\u0105, kur\u012f parodo prie\u0161 kiekvien\u0105 filmuk\u0105?  Taip tai Neuschwanstein pilis, kuri taip su\u017eav\u0117jo Volt\u0105 Disn\u0117j\u0173, kad jis truput\u012f j\u0105 patobulin\u0119s pasirinko savo logotipu.<\/span><\/span>
\n\"NeuschwansteinNeuschwanstein Castle<\/span><\/span> <\/span> <\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

3. Lindau and Lake Constance <\/strong><\/p>\n

   <\/strong>Lindau is a town located at the border of three states: Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The historic town of Lindau is of the same name and only 0.68 square kilometers, with a single bridge and a railway connecting the lake. The city itself is no different from other Bavarian cities, and the island's old town is truly spectacular. Car traffic on the island is severely restricted. The Old Town of Lindau is rich in parks with a variety of flowers and palm trees. Plenty of cafes and restaurants. The Swiss take a steamboat to Lindau's restaurants and return late in the evening. Like Finns to Tallinn. The Lindau celebrity is the port gate with a lighthouse on one side and a Bavarian lion on the other.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"\u0160vyturysLighthouse and Lion of Bavaria
\n<\/span><\/span> <\/span>\"LindauLindau Old Town<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

2. Nuremberg (Nuremberg)<\/strong>
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  Nuremberg is the most important industrial city in southern Germany. It's a place where life is buzzing around the clock. Nuremberg<\/span>and the city has long been associated with advances in science and technology, particularly in the printing industry - it was the first European press and astronomical house, Nicolaus Copernicus's most famous work was built in 1543. Despite being severely damaged during World War II, many of the old medieval buildings were carefully restored to their former glory. Many call Nuremberg an open-air museum and they are right. What to visit in Nuremberg?<\/strong>  Nuremberg Castle is considered a symbol of the city.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"NiurnbergoNuremberg<\/span><\/span> <\/span>Nuremberg's Central Market Square is a treasure trove of architecture and surprises. Here you can admire the town hall, built between 1616 and 1622, and the Church of Our Lady, with its most beautiful accent, a clock in which seven figures depicting princes of the German Empire revolve around the seated emperor three times<\/span><\/p>\n

\"TurgausMarket Square and Women's Church. Frauenkirche, Nuremberg<\/span><\/span> <\/span>St. Laurynas Church is the largest church in the city. Knighthood of St. Laurence Church is one of the first temples in Nuremberg. The construction of the church began in the 13th century, but its present appearance acquired two centuries later. 1529 The church became Lutheran. One of the many familiar features is the large rose window, nine meters in diameter, above the beautiful west door. There are many works of art inside. The Nuremberg St. The stained glass window of the Lawrence Church depicting the history of Moses.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"NiurnbergoNuremberg St. Church of Laurence<\/span><\/span> <\/span>
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If you are an artistic soul, Nuremberg<\/strong><\/span>e must visit<\/strong> The 15th-century Albrecht Durer House, where the famous German Renaissance artist lived since 1509. Until his death in 1528. Now a museum dedicated to the life and work of Albrecht D\u00fcrer, D\u00fcrer<\/span> buvo \u017einomas d\u0117l savo spausdint\u0173 \u017eem\u0117lapi\u0173 – pastate yra kai kuri\u0173 jo k\u016brini\u0173 kopijos. \u0160alia jo namo yra \u012fsik\u016brusi alud\u0117, kur renkasi menin\u0117s sielos \u017emon\u0117s. Tik\u0117tina, kad laisv\u0173 staliuk\u0173 j\u016bs nerasite, bet nenusiminkite. \u017dmon\u0117s nusipirk\u0119 alaus ir palik\u0119 3 eur\u0173 u\u017estat\u0105 u\u017e bokal\u0105, alut\u012f gurk\u0161noja s\u0117d\u0117dami ant grindinio ar ant „Triu\u0161io” statulos. Der Hase  <\/span><\/span>lietuvi\u0161kai tiesiog „Triu\u0161is” statuloje pavaizduotas i\u0161prot\u0117j\u0119s bronzinis triu\u0161is suklup\u0119s ir sutrai\u0161k\u0119s bent vien\u0105 \u017emog\u0173. Turist\u0173 vertinimu, tai pati \u0161lyk\u0161\u010diausia statula, koki\u0105 jie tik yra mat\u0119.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"AlbrechtoAlbrecht Durer House<\/span><\/span> <\/span>\"\u201eDerDer Hase  <\/span><\/span>lietuvi\u0161kai yiesiog „Triu\u0161is”<\/span> <\/span> <\/span> <\/span>In terms of Nuremberg<\/span>o<\/span> monuments, I found most of them quite strange.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"\u0160isThis German fountain describes the sad marriages from the date of dating to death. Only part of the fountain here<\/span><\/span> <\/span> <\/span> <\/span>\"Niurnbergas„Kvaili\u0173 laivas” – This gloomy sculpture depicts exiled Adam and Eve, their murdered son Cain and other cruel figures.<\/span> It is a scene showing the destruction of the world.<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

 <\/span> <\/span>1. Rothenburg ob der Tauber.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

   About 10 thousand. Rothenburg ob der Tauber is one of many attraction centers in Bavaria. In my opinion, it is the most beautiful city in Bavaria. Tourists from all over the world flock to Rothenburg to feel the spirit of the Middle Ages, because of its preserved architecture, defensive fortifications and thriving wine culture, Rothenburg at Tauber has retained its breath-taking atmosphere. It is only strange to me why Lithuanian travel agencies do not travel to this wonderful city. Rothenburg-Tauber is just an hour's drive from Nuremberg. I noticed that Rothenburg-Tauber has the most tourists from Japan.
\nNiekur kitur viduram\u017eiai taip gerai nei\u0161silaik\u0117 kaip \u010dia. O gal tiesiog \u010dia sustojo laikas? \u017dingsniuodamas senamies\u010diu ir ap\u017ei\u016br\u0117damas senus namus, tylias aik\u0161tes bei kampelius, bok\u0161tus, fontanus, vartus, gynybinius \u012ftvirtinimus, saugyklas ir vynines. Vaik\u0161\u010diodami po \u0161\u012f nuostab\u0173 miest\u0105 b\u016btinai u\u017eeikite \u012f kavinuk\u0119 u\u017esisakykite kavos ir suvalgykite j\u0173 firmin\u012f patiekal\u0105 „Sniego snowball<\/span><\/span>\u201d(Schneeball). If you travel to Rotenburg to Tauber<\/span> ir nesuvalgysite „sniego snowballs<\/span><\/span> <\/span>\u201dWill read that you have not visited this spectacular town. <\/span><\/p>\n

\"Rotenburgas„Sniego snowballs<\/span><\/span>\u201d(Schneeball).  Rothenburg-Tauber<\/span><\/span> <\/span> <\/span> <\/span>This type of pastry was known at least 300 years ago and was only served on special occasions such as weddings, christenings and the like.<\/span><\/p>\n

What visit Rotenburgr at Tauber<\/span>?<\/strong> It's hard to say, the whole town is filled with the Middle Ages. The entire town is surrounded by a defensive wall, which can be climbed and viewed from above. The Market Square (Marktplatz), the former central part of the city, remains the same to this day. There is a town hall and a tower with a clock running around the square.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"RotenburgasRothenburg ob der Tauber<\/span><\/span> <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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\"\u0160ulinysThe well dates back to the Middle Ages<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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If you are lucky enough to see a street show as well.<\/p>\n