The 9 Best Things to do for Honeymoon in Lower Bavaria, Bavaria

March 10, 2022 Roger Rusk

Discover the best top things to do in Lower Bavaria, Germany including Asambasilika Altenmarkt, Donaudurchbruch, Dom St. Stephan, Veste Oberhaus, Monastery Weltenburg, Grosser Arber, St. Martin's Church, Innpromenade, Donauschifffahrt Wurm & Noe.
Restaurants in Lower Bavaria

1. Asambasilika Altenmarkt

Hauptstrasse 59, 94486 Osterhofen, Bavaria Germany
Excellent
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5.0 based on 18 reviews

Asambasilika Altenmarkt

2. Donaudurchbruch

93309 Kelheim, Bavaria Germany +49 9441 5858 http://www.schifffahrt-kelheim.de
Excellent
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4.5 based on 239 reviews

Donaudurchbruch

Reviewed By Grillosgirl - Connecticut, United States

We visited Weltenberg Abbey as a side excursion from our Viking River Cruise. The boat ride thru the Danube narrows was just gorgeous and the Abbey on the river bank is truly a slice of Heaven. After touring the Abbey, enjoy a beer and pretzel in the bier garden. We could have stayed there for hours.

3. Dom St. Stephan

Domplatz, 94032 Passau, Bavaria Germany +49 851 3930 [email protected] https://www.bistum-passau.de/dom-kultur/dom-st-stephan-passau
Excellent
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4.5 based on 1,511 reviews

Dom St. Stephan

Reviewed By I9814NCpatk - Lake Elsinore, United States

Home to one of Europe's largest pipe organs, St. Stephen's Cathedral exudes the baroque architecture style of the 17th Century. The organ has more than 17,000 pipes and inspired Liszt to write his "Hungarian Coronation Mass. An organ concert, held each day excep on Sundays or from November to April, was really stunning. The sound penetrates you from all angles . . . but in a good way. Most amazing is the architecture inside with statuary and gilded effigies everywhere. Because it is a tourist favorite, you may find it fairly crowded but I recommend that you go in the morning when (a) it is a bit cooler and (b) not as many people attend the organ concert. In all, the experience widened my understanding of the period and the people of Passau.

4. Veste Oberhaus

Oberhaus 125 Rennweg, 94034 Passau, Bavaria Germany +49 851 396800 [email protected] http://www.oberhausmuseum.de/Start.aspx
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4.5 based on 435 reviews

Veste Oberhaus

Within the almost 800-year-old fortification Veste Oberhaus you can experience living history. With an enclosed area of 65.000m2 it is one of Europes’s largest preserved castle complexes. High above Passau within the historic walls of the fortification the Oberhausmuseum presents exciting exhibitions from the Middle Ages to the present day. The displays of ancient archaeological finds, medieval weapons and armoury as well as stunning gothic panel paintings invite you on a journey through the past. The Veste Oberhaus also houses a Youth Hostel, an observatory and a restaurant. From the castle’s view point “Linde Battery” you can enjoy the unique panorama of Passau’s picturesque old town and the confluence of the city’s three rivers, the Danube, the Inn and the Ilz. Another highlight of this impressive European cultural monument is the chapel of St. George at the heart of the castle with its magnifcent gothic frescoes.

Reviewed By AoonS - Berlin, Germany

One of the finest castles in Europe and the view of the Passau is on a next level. Highly recommended to go to the top of the hill to have the panoramic view of this majestic city.

5. Monastery Weltenburg

Asamstr. 32, 93309 Kelheim, Bavaria Germany http://en.kelheim.de/schiff
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4.5 based on 403 reviews

Monastery Weltenburg

Reviewed By love2travelwithphil - Greenville, United States

What an amazing place to visit. The river was beautiful. Enjoyed a small hike above the church, then had a delicious lunch! Don’t miss!

6. Grosser Arber

Talstation Arber 1, 94252 Bayerisch Eisenstein, Bavaria Germany +49 9925 94140 [email protected] http://www.arber.de
Excellent
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4.5 based on 206 reviews

Grosser Arber

Reviewed By wgeddert - Lincoln, United Kingdom

Family skiing trip in February. Great family friendly place for beginner and intermediate skiers. 4 hour lift pass was 20 EUR for a child and 24 EUR for an adult. At peak times the queues to the ski lifts can be long, so a 30-point-card might be the better option. Will come back next year.

7. St. Martin's Church

Kirchgasse 232, 84028 Landshut, Bavaria Germany +49 871 9221780 http://www.st.martin-landshut.de
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4.5 based on 142 reviews

St. Martin's Church

Reviewed By Love-Landshut

Lovely medieval church. This laid back Catholic Church interior may be less ornate compared to others that are filled with gold and frescos all over the ceiling, however it is still very impressive and filled with lots of history. Great central location in the pedestrian area.

8. Innpromenade

Passau, Bavaria Germany http://www.fos-bos-passau.de/index.php/projekte/planetenpfad/69-der-passauer-planeten-pfad-ppp
Excellent
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4.5 based on 93 reviews

Innpromenade

Reviewed By carlas78 - Leicester, United Kingdom

A great walk or cycle for those that wish to see the river Inn. It’s a great comparison to the river Danube only a few minutes away. We learned the difference between the two... of there are cruise boats it’s the Danube, if there are not, it’s the Inn. It was a sunny and cold day for us, perfect for walking and culture. From the cathedral, this is only about 2 minutes walk from.

9. Donauschifffahrt Wurm & Noe

Excellent
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4.0 based on 171 reviews

Donauschifffahrt Wurm & Noe

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