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A scenic drive through Tittling, a hidden gem of beer culture. You'll cycle right through the lively town center: charming shops, relaxed squares, and a market square that's perfect for a quick break. For beer lovers, a detour to the Lindlbauer Wirtshaus & Kultur is a must – with an excellent beer selection from many regional breweries, delicious food, and an atmosphere that invites you to linger. A stop that makes Tittling a truly delightful destination on your tour. https://lindlbauer-tittling.com/

Perlesreut surprises with a truly beautiful market square – ideal for a relaxing break. At the Hafnerwirt inn, you can enjoy beers from Bucher Bräu in Grafenau and the First Steam Brewery in Zwiesel, while the Gasthaus Gruber inn awaits you with traditional fare. Perlesreut Market Square – A Break with a View Perlesreut boasts an open, sunny market square, perfect for a short break from your bike. Dismount, grab an ice cream, take in the view of the valley – and then you're ready to continue your ride towards Kapellenhof, refreshed and ready to go. www.perlesreut.de

very beautiful village center

🏛️ 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/

Interesting glass artworks around the Glass Museum. It's amazing what can be created from this fragile material.

impressive, especially when the sun's rays play with the glass

It's currently a complete construction site. It's best to avoid it on a racing bike!

At 1120 meters altitude and really beautiful