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Beautiful area, also very beautiful to look at in the snow in winter.

Freyung, a gem in the Bavarian Forest. In Freyung, you'll find yourself right in the heart of a lively town square, where one perfect place to stop for refreshments follows another – ideal for a cool break and a taste of city life. Freyung train station is just a few minutes away, making it easy to start or end your tour by train. www.freyung.de

The Schönanger steam locomotive is a nostalgic photo opportunity: the old engine is a reminder of the time when wood and glass shaped the region. A surprising moment by the roadside that hardly any cyclist forgets.

In Freyung, you'll cycle right into a lively town square, where one perfect place to stop for refreshments follows another – ideal for a cool break and a bit of city life. Freyung train station is just a few minutes away, so you can easily start or end your tour by train. More information: www.freyung.de.

Regional cuisine, a cozy fireside atmosphere, and fresh, locally brewed beer come together here. For those wanting to delve deeper, the brewhouse and cellar can be visited upon request. A pleasant stop right in the heart of Freyung. www.langbraeu.de

Playground and swimming fun

very nice roundabout

🏛️ The Old Town Hall in Passau – A Stone Testament to Civic Self-Assertion In the heart of the old town, directly on the banks of the Danube, rises the Old Town Hall of Passau – a building that not only impresses architecturally but also tells a turbulent history. Its origins date back to 1298, when the citizens, in a revolt against the Prince-Bishop, fought for their own town hall. A courageous act that still resonates in the symbolism of the building today. The Venetian-style hall, dating from 1405, is particularly striking, its facade adorned with murals depicting Emperor Louis the Bavarian and four standard-bearers. Although these paintings were restored in the 20th century, they preserve the spirit of the old imperial city. The 38-meter-high town hall tower with its daily carillon is another highlight – an acoustic greeting to the city and its guests. Inside, you'll find the magnificent town hall halls, accessible via a Gothic staircase and adorned with Baroque stucco ceilings and monumental paintings by Ferdinand Wagner. Here, history is not only preserved but brought to life – for example, with depictions such as Kriemhild's entry into Passau or the wedding of Emperor Leopold I. The Old Town Hall is not merely an administrative building, but a place of remembrance, culture, and civic identity. Anyone standing before it senses that the city's history was written here – with courage, dignity, and a vision extending far beyond the Danube. https://tourismus.passau.de/