Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
The approximately 15 kilometer long bicycle tour from Weißensee to the castle ruins Eisenberg and Hohenfreyberg inspires with magnificent landscape impressions and leads to two of the most beautiful sights in the region around Füssen.
Read moreThe 12,2 kilometer-long summit hike on the Vilser Kegel leads “only” to a maximum height of 1808 meters, but is nevertheless to be classified as very demanding.
Read moreThe Beichelstein Round is a very varied and viewable hiking tour, which has a length of 17,1 km and whose starting and finishing point is the picturesque hop lake.
Read moreThe Burgruinen-Hopfensee-Tour is a 11,3 kilometer long, very interesting hike, where you get to know the largest castle ruins of the Allgäu, Hohenfreyberg and Eisenberg, and on the culinary Allgäuer beer cheese hiking trail.
Read moreOn the 9,7 kilometer-long tour, which leads from Buching to Kenzenhütte, you can get through a very beautiful hiking area with best paths at a medium altitude. Overlooking the magnificent mountains await you on this hike that crosses picturesque alpine meadows, through beautiful valleys and entla
Read moreThe Alpspitz-Runde is a family-friendly, 11,3 kilometer long mountain hike, which delights with magnificent views up to the Zugspitze, cozy places of retreat and beautiful landscape impressions.
Read moreThe popular holiday town of Füssen im Allgäu is also often referred to as the “romantic soul of Bavaria”. It is especially romantic here in the Christmas season, when the historic old town of Füssen is transformed into a cozy and beautiful light country. On the second and third Adventsw
Read moreThe cultural trail “Schutzengelweg” is a beautiful alpine hiking trail on the Tegelberg in Schwangau. It leads from the valley station of the Tegelbergbahn through a magnificent landscape to the Tegelberghaus to an altitude of 1720 meters. On the way, one can expect a hike on the Schutzengelweg n
Read moreAround Füssen in the Allgäu there are numerous castles and castle ruins that remind of the Middle Ages, when knights and castle ladies populated the area. The Hochstift Augsburg and the Fürststift Kempten shaped the Allgäu and its cultural landscape in the Middle Ages, because the castles served the region.
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