Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
Some want to relax on holiday, others are looking for sports activities and other travelers are looking for interesting things from history and culture. Of course, it is best if you can combine everything, preferably in a beautiful landscape. A successful com
Read moreThe picturesque town of Füssen im Allgäu offers, in addition to magnificent nature in the area, numerous sights and diverse highlights for art and culture lovers, also excellent opportunities for shopping. The historic old town invites you to stroll and shop in a great Ambien
Read moreThe Lech is a 264 km long river that rises in the west of Austria in Vorarlberg and flows through Tyrol and southern Bavaria, where it flows into the Danube. On his way, the Lech crashes down the famous Lechfall at Füssen and crosses cities such as Landsberg am Lech, Schongau and Augsburg.
Read moreThe city of Füssen experienced its heyday in the Renaissance and gained international importance when the then German king and emperor of the Roman Empire Maximilian I moved his seat of government to the city and visited it up to forty times in total.
Read moreExperience 10 performances around King Ludwig II. Tickets for the films under telephone 08362-921467 and at the box office, Alpenfilmtheater, Augustenstraße, 15. tickets for lecture, reading, concert at the Cultural Office of the City of Füssen, telephone 08362 - 903146
Read moreBeautiful natural landscapes and the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle are the distinguishing things that make the Allgäu one of the most famous tourist attractions in Germany. It is one of the most popular hiking regions of the European Alps with just about 7.000 km seeming endless
Read moreBavaria is a German federal state located in the southeast of the country and occupies a total of around 70 548 square kilometres, making Bavaria one and even the largest federal state in Germany, as this already mentioned area is about 20 percent of the total area.
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