Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
On the edge of the old town of Füssen in the Allgäu stands a historic church building, which is already from a distance highly impressive due to its artistically painted rococo facade - the Holy Spirit Hospital Church.
Read moreAt Pfronten (about 10 Min. from Füssen) in the Ostallgäu stands the 1838 meter high Breitenberg. The summit of the Tannheim mountains is a popular destination in both summer and winter and offers numerous sports and leisure opportunities.
Read moreThe popular holiday town of Füssen in the Allgäu, known for numerous tourist attractions, can be about 700-year-old city history. However, the origins of the origin of the place date back even to Roman times. Where the city is today was formerly one of the most important
Read moreTraditionally & culturally, Füssen in the Allgäu has a lot to offer. The city on the Lech can look back on a history of more than 700, which can be traced especially in the romantic old town with its many historical buildings.
Read moreAround Füssen you will find some beautiful and cozy mountain huts that invite you to linger and pamper your guests with delicious Bavarian specialties.
Read moreIn the beautiful and romantic old town of Füssen you will find numerous old buildings along the narrow and winding alleys, which testify to the long tradition of the city on the Lech. In addition to Gothic houses, medieval fountains and other historical buildings, there are also very
Read moreThe romantic old town of Füssen in the Allgäu is enchanted by snug, medieval alleys, many historic churches and worth seeing architectural monuments that bear witness to the more than seven hundred years of town history.
Read moreThe castle ruins Hohenfreyberg and Eisenberg form a widely visible castle group north of Pfronten (about 15 Min. from Füssen), in the southern Allgäu.
Read moreLudwig II from the aristocratic dynasty of the Wittelsbachers. Bayern was in the year 1845 was born at Schloss Nymphenburg in Munich and 1864 The King of Bavaria. Also known as the fairy tale king, Ludwig II. went down in history above all as a passionate castle builder
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