The Bavarian Forest is one of the top holiday targets in Germany. Only the royal castles and the alps are visted by more people. The main main part of Bavarian Forest is located in Lower Bavaria, the smaler one in Upper Platinate.
The picture showes the Chamb, a small river , near the City Cham in the Upper Bavarian Forest.
Bayerischer Wald
Links to Sites in German Language
- Tourismusregion Ostbayern
- A good article about the tourism region East Bavaria.
- Arber und kleiner Arber
- The Arber is the higest mountain in the Bavarian Forest.
- Oberpfälzer Wald
- The Waldherz magazine with news from East Bavaria and Bohemia
- Bayerischer Wald
- A German Tourism Agency in the Bavarian Forest
Manors and Castles
The German "Burgenland"
Skulls and Bones
"The Karner"
The Karner in Chammuenster (Upper Bavarian Forest) is a relic of the middle age. The Bier-Tor
City of Cham
The Bier-Tor (yes, Beer Door!) is part of the middle age fortifications of the city of Cham. The small bridge is famous about beeing scenery of an important german movie in 1954. Churches and Monasteries
Monks had a big part in developing the Bavarian Forest in the middle age. You can only imagine it by seeing the (nearly) uncountless numbers of churches and monasteries. Booking
- Reise Forum
- A German travel community
- Ferienwohnungen
- Rent your holiday flat directly.


