Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
Around the romantic city of Füssen, the picturesque Allgäu offers a variety of possibilities for varied autumn walks that lead through a dream landscape along sights or to rustic mountain huts. Füssen is a real hiking paradise and autumn is the best
Read moreThe Eschacher Panoramarunde is an easy-to-manage, family-friendly hiking tour that leads through the dreamlike pre-Alpine landscape with its picturesque hills, green meadows and glacial moors. It starts in hops on the lake, the southern flair in front of a grandiose Alpine panorama.
Read moreThe beautiful Allgäuer Königswinkel around Füssen impresses with many sights and a dream landscape that can be enjoyed with all senses on varied hikes. Also for families with small children there are great hiking opportunities here, because many paths are suitable
Read moreThe Two Lakes View Round is an easy and varied hike that leads over small forest paths past two picturesque lakes, which are also very suitable for swimming in the warm season. The hiking tour has a length of about 9 kilometers and begins in rural footprints
Read moreThe Lechweg is a long-distance hiking trail over 120 km, which follows the course of the last wild river of the northern Alps from its source in the Austrian Vorarlberg to the Lechfall near Füssen in the Allgäu.
Read moreThe approximately nine kilometer long Kobelsteig round is an easy hike at Füssen in the Allgäu, which leads through the idyllic Faulenbach valley to the mysterious Alatsee. The tour, for which about two and a half hours are planned and which is also excellent for friends of Nordic walking
Read moreDuring a holiday in beautiful Füssen you should also take the time to get to know the different parts of the city on the Lech, which all have their own charm. The rural district Weißensee can be explored on a small hike, the best nature
Read moreIn the beautiful foothills in the Allgäu you can walk royally in the footsteps of Ludwig II, because the former fairy tale king was, like his parents Queen Marie and Maximilian II, an enthusiastic hiker who liked and often explored the magical nature around the city on foot.
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