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Regensburg

Start with: Grüß Gott, Shalom, Salam – these are common greetings you will hear walking in REGENSBURG , where members of three major world religions cohabit. They have all left their mark in the old town, which today is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Passau

Coined the city of the “three rivers”, forming the Bavarian Danube, PASSAU is a unique beauty. One of the most striking sites is the cathedral of St Stephan, which boasts the world’s biggest church organ, with 17,974 pipes.

Altötting

Next up, southwest of the river cruise port Passau, we continue in ALTÖTTING where a statue of the Virgin Mary and a healing miracle more than 500 years ago have turned a small bavarian town into one of Europe’s main places of pilgrimage.

Munich

Heading west to the capital of Bavaria, MUNICH is over 850 years old and the skyline is dotted with many churches, the most famous of which is the twin towers of the Frauenkirche, which means the “Church of our Lady”.

Oberammergau

Further south, the last stop is OBERAMMERGAU , where it’s all about Passion Play. Every ten years (next: 2022), this small town of 5,500 is involved in a massive undertaking with almost half of the population taking on roles in the performances.

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Bavaria’s sacred sites are important places of pilgrimage for those travelers seeking historic and spiritual fulfillment. Witness Bavaria’s rich past.

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Regensburg

Passau

Altötting

Munich

Oberammergau

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Passau

Altötting

Munich

Oberammergau

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