Hotel Sonne Füssen Blog
Stories, excursion tips and inspiration for your stay at Hotel Sonne in Füssen and the Allgäu.
The Schwangauer Tour is an approx. 12 kilometres of leisurely bicycle tour that leads around the municipality of Schwangau and the royal castles through the magnificent pre-Alpine landscape. Great views of green meadows, picturesque lakes and the magnificent Allgäuer mountains make the tour that auc
Read moreTen relatively short hiking tours are called Lechschleifes, which are intended as extensions to the 125 kilometer long Lechweg. The Lechschleife “From lake to lake” takes hiking friends in about six hours through the magnificent Füssen lake landscape, which has a lot of varied nature
Read moreA winter hike to the Marienbrücke can be wonderfully combined with a visit to the royal castles and promises a great holiday with a lot of varied impressions. Built in the 19. century, the Marienbrücke offers a spectacular view over the wildly romantic Pöl
Read moreThe castle ruin Falkenstein is located on the 1268 meter high mountain near Pfronten, on the border with Tyrol. It is the highest castle ruin in Germany and stands directly on the edge of a vertical mountain wall. Due to its exceptional location, the castle is considered an impressive symbol of power
Read moreThe Reichenbachklamm is a wild, original gorge at Pfronten in the Allgäu, which delights every nature lover with its water cascades, moss-covered rocks and a large, rushing waterfall.
Read moreThe beautiful Füssen in the Allgäu has a lot of attractive sights to offer. In the city am Lech there are museums, castles, historical churches and other historic buildings to discover.
Read moreAbout 2000 years ago, the Roman legions also conquered the Alpine foreland. Today's Allgäu became part of a region called Raetien, whose first capital was Cambodunum, today's Kempten. In order to connect the new province with the original Roman Empire, roads over the
Read moreIn the picturesque town of Füssen im Allgäu, customs and tradition have a high priority. Therefore, you will find festivals and customs throughout the year in the city on Lech, which can look back on a history of more than 700.
Read moreThe family-friendly 12,8 kilometer-long Zirmgrat round leads from the picturesque Weißensee to Germany’s highest castle ruin on the Falkenstein and the legendary Alatsee.
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