Bavaria takes in the south-east of Germany, from the Alps and the lakes of the Pre-Alps to the Franconian hills, the Bavarian Forest and the Danube valley. Castles, palaces and country estates are part of the landscape, and the Alpine foothills suit groups who want to walk or simply spend time outdoors.
Bavaria is a long way from the Dutch and Flemish border, so plan for a full day of travel. Trains from Frankfurt and Cologne reach Munich and the larger towns on high-speed lines. For the Alpine valleys and the lakes, a car makes the last part of the journey much easier.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in Bavaria is 4 h 57 by car, and half of the venues are within 7 h. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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