Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
The 8,7 kilometer-long mountain bike tour over the royal castles to Bleckenau follows the historical traces of the Bavarian royal family and inspires with magnificent nature impressions and views of the magnificent mountains. The tour runs from Füssen, along Neuschwan Castles
Read moreThe 11,7 km long stage from Füssen to Hohenschwangau to the Tegelberg is one of the absolute highlights of the completely new long-distance hiking trail "Wandertrilogy Allgäu".
Read moreThe Breitachklamm in Oberstdorf is the deepest and one of the most impressive rock gorges in Central Europe. This unique natural monument is one of the most beautiful geotopes in Bavaria and is an excellent destination for the whole family.
Read moreDream views of magnificent landscapes combined with wonderfully soothing air and plenty of exercise – hiking is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and popular holiday activities.
Read moreThe Via Claudia Augusta is a Roman road that is over 2000 years old, which led from the Adriatic via the Alps to the Danube. Today it is a popular tourist route, followed by people interested in culture and cuisine by car, bike or even stagecoach.
Read moreIn and around Füssen in the Allgäu there are countless varied hiking trails that lead through a wonderful pre-Alpine landscape.
Read moreThe Royal Schwarzenberg Round is an easy, 16 kilometer long bicycle tour that runs along squares and attractions that are in close connection with fairytale king Ludwig II and his family.
Read moreThe 36,1 kilometre long Ostallgäuer Emmentaler cycle path leads connoisseurs, families and e-bike riders through the Allgäuer magnificent landscape, along four cheese dairies that still chew in the traditional way.
Read moreThe Maximiliansweg is a long-distance hiking trail that leads from Lindau on Lake Constance through the Alps to Berchtesgaden. It was named after King Maximilian II, who in the year 1858 made such a journey in a carriage, but also on horseback.
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