Passau private and guided walking tour

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Sted: Passau

Varighet: 2 timer

Språk: English, German

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Guidet rundtur

Privat rundtur

Private group

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Høydepunkt

Admire the highlights of the beautiful city of Passau
Find out more about the city's long history
See the Royal Promenade, St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Veste Oberhaus

Beskrivelse

Discover Passau at the German-Austrian border in a private and guided walking tour.

Passau is the city of three rivers, where the Danube is joined by the rivers Inn and Ilz, making it the ideal starting point of many classic Danube river cruises. The city is also Germany’s link to eastern European countries and capitals along the Danube River such as Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, and Belgrade.

Find out more about the city’s history and learn more about its importance in trading since the Middle Ages. For most of its history, Passau was an independent Prince-Bishopric state between Bavaria, Austria, and Bohemia (Czech Republic), and as a result, thereof, has spawned a unique cultural blend of its own.

Marvel at the St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the largest baroque cathedral North of the Alps and home to the largest organ in all of Europe containing 17,774 pipes and 233 registers. Continue to the former Bishop’s Residence until you reach the wonderful town hall built in the late 14th century on the banks of the river. It’s time to cross the Danube via the Luitpold Bridge and walk up the path to the "Veste Oberhaus" which served as the fortified residence of the bishop of Passau, offering a spectacular view of the entire city and the river valley.

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Viktig informasjon

This activity is accessible to wheelchair users and to people with mobility impairments
This tour is available for a maximum amount of 15 participants, the price remains the same independently of the number of participants
This tour does not allow to book more than 4 groups per timeslot
This tour operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

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