Things to see and do Germany

In front of the Flora, this well maintained zoo welcomes lovers of the animals. Beautiful buildings dedicated to insects and reptiles; for the lovers of scales, they will have their money at the aquarium.

The Zeppelin Museum displays the largest exhibition of aviation history and gives you the great adventure of Ferdinand Zeppelin. It also has a regional art section of the last five centuries.

This imposing Baroque building dates back to 1729 and presents a painting with an eye on its facade. It was converted into a municipal museum (Stadtmuseum). He belonged to the Italian family Cavazzen once. Many works of art relating to the history of the city are exhibited as well as a collection of mechanical musical instruments.

This museum presents treasures from the 900 years of history of the city, its foundation in baroque times. Here you will find the models of the city and a model of the cathedral showing the reconstruction of the Romanesque choir.

Located on a small island on the Weser opposite the Schlachte promenade, this museum, one of the most important in Germany, is extremely well designed. It is installed in the former warehouses of tobacco factories. It presents the works of contemporary German and international artists from the 1960s to the present day. It regularly organizes exhibitions, guided tours, conferences, meetings with artists, film screenings...

Bayern Tourismus is a company designed to develop and accompany tourism in the Land of Bavaria. A complete tourist information site, but also a hotel reservation.

The site of one of the largest German daily newspapers, Süddeutsche Zeitung, is Bavarian. A reference to information. The consultation is free and includes a part on Munich. German pages only…

The official portal of Munich with a large tourism component. In French.

Site of the Bavarian Parliament. A very good site in German and French to discover history, politics, economy, media, administration or the media in Bavaria.

From the Landing landing at the Buchheim Museum, 15 minutes walk from the lake. A private museum, he presents the collection of Lothar-Günther Buchheim, author of the new Das Boot (Le Styx in his French translation is his first novel) published in 1976. It houses works of art from all over the world, including some belonging to the Indian Painters movement, Die Brücke, Le Pont, founded in 1905 by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Karl Schmidt-Rotluff and Erich Heckel.

Once outside, you must take a walk in the garden to discover its fabulous caves, the most famous of which is the Blaue Cave.

Burghausen Touristik GmbH is Burghausen's tourist information office. Located at Stadtpl. For families wishing to discover the town's medieval history, a public family tour is available. This exciting tour plunges you into the history of dukes and knights as you stroll through the world's longest castle. The tour is age-appropriate for children, but also suitable for adults. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance to the castle, in the House of Photography/Tourist Info Burg 1. The tour lasts around 90 minutes and the meeting point is Curaplatz.

The tourist office is located at the exit of Hauptbahnof Central Station. It's convenient to get a card from the train!