Grafenau
BÄREAL health and activity park Grafenau
Around the spa park lake, BÄREAL combines walking paths, play and exercise facilities, Kneipp features and quiet green spaces. Some additional activities, such as miniature golf, may require a fee.
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Check-in from 1:00 pm, check-out by 10:00 am.
7:00–10:00 am
Lunch is currently not available.
Dinner is currently not available.
Parking is available in front of the house or on public roads.
Please observe quiet hours from 10:00 pm. Smoking is not permitted in the rooms.
Max Mustermann, 0151/1212121212
A refrigerator and microwave are provided in every room.
Paid electric vehicle charging is available at the charging point at Lusenstraße 87.
Information about the wellness area is available from your local contact.
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Grafenau
Around the spa park lake, BÄREAL combines walking paths, play and exercise facilities, Kneipp features and quiet green spaces. Some additional activities, such as miniature golf, may require a fee.
Neuschönau
The approximately 1.3-kilometre treetop walk climbs gently through the forest canopy to a viewing tower up to 44 metres high. Learning and activity stations plus on-site food make it an easy family outing to plan.
Mitterfirmiansreut
The Almberg Flyline glides gently and safely through the forest for almost 2,000 metres. The ride takes around 15 minutes, reaches speeds of up to 12 km/h and descends almost 300 metres.
Freyung
The activity park on Geyersberg combines a roughly 300-square-metre climbing cloud with play and action features, a forest exercise trail and a ball run. The facilities suit a range of age groups.
According to the town of Freyung, the freely accessible park is open at all times and admission is free. Individual play and climbing features may be restricted in wet, icy or snowy conditions or during maintenance. Source checked: 25.08.2026Bayern
After entering a town or postcode, the Bavarian Chamber of Pharmacists shows the nearest pharmacies and those currently providing out-of-hours service. The search covers Grafenau as well as Waldkirchen, Passau and Deggendorf.
Out-of-hours duties change daily. Always search by postcode or town immediately before setting out and do not rely on static opening hours. Source checked: 22.08.2026Überregional
Call 116117 for urgent but non-life-threatening medical problems when regular practices are closed. The patient service identifies the appropriate on-call clinic and can arrange a home visit if necessary.
Available by phone around the clock without an area code. In a life-threatening emergency or serious accident, call 112 immediately instead. Source checked: 22.08.2026Hohenau
The viewing platform near Saulorn offers sweeping views across the region and, in clear weather, as far as the Alps. Seating, a fire pit and nearby themed trails make it a pleasant short destination or stop along the way.
Freely accessible outdoor destination with no published opening hours. Visibility and trail conditions depend on the weather; check the nearby refreshment stop separately. Source checked: 22.08.2026Hauzenberg
Oberfrauenwald rises to around 950 metres between Waldkirchen and Hauzenberg. In clear weather, the 27-metre observation tower offers panoramic views as far as the Alps; reach the summit on foot or by a short walk from the car park.
Freely accessible outdoor destination. The summit is only a few minutes from the mountain rescue hut car park, or about a 1.5-hour climb on foot. Check the weather and trail and tower conditions. Source checked: 14.09.2026Hauzenberg
The varied walk from Freudensee to Staffelberg follows signposted trails to an impressive observation tower. From the top there are broad views across the lake and the granite town of Hauzenberg.
The described route is 4.1 kilometres long, takes around 1.5 hours and is graded moderate. Check the weather, trail conditions and tower access before setting out. Source checked: 14.09.2026Grafenau
A 450-metre uphill section is followed by a 1,250-metre descent with spiral turns, a double jump and speeds of up to 40 km/h. The partially covered sleds also allow operation in light rain.
The operator currently lists daily opening from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., expressly subject to weather-related changes. Check opening and evening rides on the website on the day of your visit. Source checked: 25.08.2026Spiegelau
BOLZWERK combines an indoor football hall with a fun area, bouldering wall, table tennis, table football, darts and an area for younger children. A restaurant and sports bar complete this all-weather venue.
Normally open Monday to Thursday 11:30 a.m.–10 p.m., Friday 11:30 a.m.–11 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.–11 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.–10 p.m. Book the football hall and group activities in advance where possible; special events may change the hours. Source checked: 25.08.2026Freyung
This approximately eight-kilometre adventure hike follows the wild and romantic Buchberger Leite gorge between Freyung and Ringelai. The route is shaped by rocks, water and narrow gorge scenery and requires sure-footedness and sturdy footwear.
Freely accessible nature trail. Check current notices and closures, especially after heavy rain or during floods, storms, snow or ice. Source checked: 22.08.2026Freyung
Four digitally equipped screens and a spacious foyer provide an all-weather film programme for adults and families. The cinema is on the first floor of the StadtplatzCenter.
Always check the current programme for showtimes, age ratings, prices and ticket availability. Opening and admission times depend on the film booked. Source checked: 22.08.2026Deggendorf
Two public playgrounds on the former state garden show site offer water and mud play, climbing and movement activities for different age groups. A short path links the areas along the Danube promenade.
Public outdoor facilities without fixed opening hours. Water features are not expected to operate in freezing weather; consider weather and flood conditions. Source checked: 22.08.2026Grafenau
This contemplative circular trail starts at the Spitalkirche church and follows mostly natural forest paths along the historic Stations of the Cross to the Brudersbrunn Chapel. It combines a short hike with sacred and regional history.
Freely accessible trail. Consider weather and path conditions; refreshment stops are available in the town centre. Source checked: 22.08.2026Passau
This approximately 45-minute cruise presents Passau's old town, the confluence of its three rivers, Veste Oberhaus and other waterfront views from the water. Commentary is provided on board; drinks and light meals may be available depending on the vessel.
The 2026 seasonal timetable runs from March to November, with selected Advent and winter dates. Check departure time, vessel and ticket availability for your chosen day. Source checked: 22.08.2026Passau
At Passau's eastern tip, the Danube, Inn and Ilz visibly meet to create the city's famous panorama. The riverside promenade is ideal for a short walk and, according to the tourist information office, has step-free access.
Public outdoor space without fixed opening hours. Paths may be temporarily restricted during flooding or construction work. Source checked: 22.08.2026Neureichenau
Dreisessel features striking granite formations, distant views and the nearby Hochstein rock. A short surfaced path climbs from the mountain car park to the summit, while longer hikes continue to the Steinernes Meer and the three-country border.
Natural site without fixed opening hours; the mountain car park charges a fee. Check weather, road and trail conditions and the mountain inn opening before visiting, especially in winter. Source checked: 14.09.2026Deggendorf
elypso offers a year-round leisure pool with family and sports areas, a sauna complex and wellness facilities. In summer, an outdoor pool complements the indoor attractions, with food available in several areas.
The leisure pool and sauna are normally open daily; the outdoor pool is seasonal. A complete closure is announced for 23 September 2026. Check current hours, prices and the status of each area. Source checked: 22.08.2026Schönberg
This outdoor pool combines an activity pool, massage features, diving area and an 84-metre slide. Younger children have their own pool and playground, while beach volleyball and a snack bar complete the facilities.
Seasonal and weather-dependent operation. Check the latest opening hours on the municipality's website. Source checked: 22.08.2026Schönbrunn am Lusen
The circular route leads through an impressive boulder field with large rock formations, stone steps and the Großer and Kleiner Kanzel viewpoints. Sturdy footwear and sure-footedness are recommended for the roughly 90-minute walk.
Nature trail without fixed opening hours. Take particular care on rocks and steps in wet, snowy or icy conditions. Source checked: 22.08.2026Grafenau
The outdoor pool has sports and wave pools, diving facilities, two toddler pools and an 86-metre slide. A kiosk and additional leisure areas round out a day at the pool.
Seasonal and weather-dependent operation. Check opening hours and any short-notice changes on the town website before visiting. Source checked: 22.08.2026München
The Munich Poison Control Centre provides telephone advice for poisoning or suspected poisoning, including incidents involving medicines, plants, mushrooms or cleaning products. The poison information centre designated by the Free State of Bavaria can be reached at +49 89 19240.
Emergency advice is available by telephone only, around the clock, on +49 89 19240. For severe symptoms or a life-threatening situation, call 112 first. Source checked: 22.08.2026Frauenau
The state museum traces glass culture from its earliest beginnings to international modern glass art, linking the region's craft tradition with contemporary exhibitions.
Normally closed on Mondays. Check public-holiday and special arrangements as well as admission prices on the museum website before visiting. Source checked: 22.08.2026Hauzenberg
The Steinwelten exhibition at the Granite Centre uses multimedia to explain earth history, granite quarrying and the railway. A demonstration quarry, distinctive architecture, outdoor grounds and a digital audio guide link the museum with regional industrial heritage.
2026 season from 10 February to 15 November, Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., last admission 3:30 p.m.; closed Monday. Check the website for special dates and short-notice changes. Source checked: 14.09.2026Neuschönau
The interactive 'Paths into Nature' exhibition explains the forest, wilderness and national park. A children's trail with audio stations, a forest workshop, cinema and reading gallery makes the centre especially family-friendly.
According to the National Park website, the centre closes for several weeks each November and December. Check current opening and the times of individual activities before travelling. Source checked: 22.08.2026Freyung
This interactive castle museum brings together nature, ecology and cultural history. Visitors can try the exhibits themselves while learning about the national park, nature park and Bohemian Forest.
The museum is closed on Mondays and during specified periods in winter and spring. Check current opening and admission prices on the town website in advance. Source checked: 22.08.2026Schönberg
Kadernberger Hüttn is next to the Kadernberg observation tower above Schönberg. This rustic inn combines well with a walk; the observation tower itself is currently closed for fire-safety reasons.
Open year-round Wednesday to Friday 6 p.m.–2 a.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.–6 p.m. According to the official regional website, the inn is open, while the Kadernberg observation tower remains closed. Source checked: 29.08.2026Waldkirchen
Karoli Water Park combines an indoor pool, seasonal outdoor pool, the Mediterraneum thermal brine area and a sauna complex. It suits both family swimming days and all-weather relaxation.
The different areas have separate opening hours; the outdoor pool is seasonal. A complete maintenance closure is announced from 15 September to 9 October 2026. Source checked: 22.08.2026Passau
L'Osteria Passau serves Italian classics with very large pizzas, pasta, salads and desserts in a central location near the railway station and Stadtgalerie shopping centre. Reservations and online ordering are available through the restaurant website.
Monday to Thursday 11:30 a.m.–11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11:30 a.m.–11:30 p.m.; Sunday noon–11 p.m. Check the restaurant website for current special opening hours. Source checked: 29.08.2026Hohenau
This family-run country inn is known for regional home-style cooking, seasonal dishes and game specialities from its own rearing and hunting. It offers dining rooms, a terrace and accommodation.
According to the current menu, the kitchen is open daily from 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5:30–8 p.m. Telephone ahead for groups or to check short-notice changes. Source checked: 29.08.2026Neuschönau
This freely accessible natural swimming lake has a shallow entrance, sunbathing lawn, children's play and water-play areas, volleyball court and a low-barrier Kneipp facility. A ramp improves access to the water, and the beach bar serves snacks and drinks in summer.
The lake is free to use and swimming is at your own risk. The BARdeweiher beach bar opens seasonally and depending on the weather; it may close early in poor conditions or when visitor numbers are low. Source checked: 25.08.2026Grafenau-Rosenau
The 18-kilometre National Park trail starts at the Natur-Sport-Zentrum and offers four classic circuits via Haslach, Neuschönau and Altschönau. Some sections are also groomed for skating.
Usable only with sufficient snow and grooming. Check the town of Grafenau's current snow and trail report before every trip, and observe closures and conservation-area rules. Source checked: 25.08.2026Deggendorf
Laurin serves pizza, homemade pasta, salads, meat and fish dishes and Italian desserts directly on Deggendorf's Danube riverfront. A large sun terrace and the seasonal Donaustrandbar complement the restaurant.
Open daily, including public holidays, from 11 a.m. to midnight. The Donaustrandbar opens only in good weather during the summer months; the operator's website shows its current status. Source checked: 29.08.2026Neuschönau
At 1,373 metres, Lusen is one of the best-known peaks in the national park, recognised by its striking boulder field and steep Himmelsleiter steps. Several marked trails climb through regenerating forest wilderness to wide views from the summit.
Natural site without fixed opening hours. Check the route, trail conditions, weather and seasonal traffic restrictions in the national park tour portal; food service at the summit is not guaranteed year-round. Source checked: 14.09.2026Neuschönau
This moderately difficult circular hike leads from Fredenbrücke via Martinsklause, Teufelsloch and the Glass Ark to the steep Himmelsleiter steps and the summit of Lusen. Allow around four and a half hours for approximately 12 kilometres and 550 metres of ascent, and wear sturdy footwear.
Check trail, snow and weather conditions in advance. During the Igelbus season, private vehicles are restricted on the upper Lusen road during the day; refreshment options are seasonal. Source checked: 22.08.2026St. Oswald-Riedlhütte
This easy, blue-marked classic cross-country trail runs for around 5.7 kilometres through the winter landscape near Guglöd. It starts at the Diensthüttenstraße car park.
Usable only with sufficient snow and grooming. Check the current cross-country trail report before travelling. Source checked: 22.08.2026Neuschönau
The National Park Centre combines the Hans-Eisenmann-Haus with outdoor plant and geology areas and a roughly seven-kilometre animal enclosure circuit. Shortcuts allow a flexible visit, and the main paths are designed for pushchairs and wheelchairs.
The grounds are freely accessible year-round. Check the Hans-Eisenmann-Haus opening hours and any winter restrictions. Source checked: 22.08.2026Hohenau
The natural bathing pond offers a sunbathing lawn, beach volleyball, toilets and changing facilities for an easy summer day. A barbecue area can be used with advance registration.
Natural swimming area without guaranteed lifeguard supervision. Check water quality, weather conditions and registration for the barbecue area as needed. Source checked: 22.08.2026Freyung
The natural outdoor pool has a 25-metre swimming pool, a non-swimmer area with a 42-metre slide and wave slide, plus a stream feature for toddlers. A climbing wall, diving rock, lawns and kiosk complete the facilities.
Seasonal, weather-dependent swimming. Check opening hours and possible weather-related reductions before visiting. Source checked: 22.08.2026Spiegelau
The chlorine-free natural pool has a 25-metre swimming area, a non-swimmer section and a stream with a mud play zone for young children. A lawn, beach volleyball, kiosk and neighbouring miniature golf course complete the offer.
Seasonal and weather-dependent. Regular 2026 hours are listed as 9 a.m.–7 p.m., reduced to 9–11 a.m. in poor weather. Check the day's status in advance. Source checked: 22.08.2026Überregional
In an actual or possible life-threatening emergency, calling 112 free of charge connects you to the responsible ambulance and fire control centre. The number operates around the clock in Germany and throughout Europe.
Available around the clock. State the emergency location as precisely as possible and wait for questions from the dispatcher. Source checked: 22.08.2026Passau
peb combines a year-round leisure pool and sauna world with a seasonal outdoor pool. Family areas, sports facilities and food services allow for active swimming or a longer wellness day.
Areas and seasonal facilities have their own hours. For 22 August 2026, the operator notes limited parking at Messeplatz and closures of the 5- and 10-metre diving platforms, among other restrictions. Check current notices. Source checked: 22.08.2026Grafenau
Peppo combines a Mediterranean restaurant, wine shop and bar in the centre of Grafenau. The summer menu includes salads, pizza, pasta, small snacks and desserts, accompanied by wines and cocktails and served on a terrace.
Mon 2–10 p.m.; Thu–Sat 2–11 p.m.; Sun and public holidays 11:30 a.m.–10 p.m.; closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Hot food is served throughout until 8:45 p.m. Check online for short-notice changes. Source checked: 29.08.2026Eging am See
The living Western town of Pullman City offers shows, themed weekends, live music, children's entertainment, playgrounds, experience dining and historical displays for a full day out. The daily programme varies by date.
Opening hours, start times and admission prices vary with the day's programme and events. Check your chosen date in the online calendar before travelling; the free main car park is close to the entrance. Source checked: 29.08.2026St. Oswald-Riedlhütte
Racheldiensthütte is both a refreshment stop and a starting point for hikes to Lake Rachel and Großer Rachel. During the season, access is best planned using the Igelbus or the region's designated on-demand bus service.
For 2026, the hut is expected to open from 25 April, generally daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. until after the autumn school holidays. Hours may vary in poor weather. Check current bus and access rules. Source checked: 22.08.2026Finsterau
Reschbachklause near Finsterau is the largest and highest surviving timber-floating reservoir in the national park. It recalls the former transport of timber and lies within an impressive area of regenerating forest wilderness.
Freely accessible hiking destination without fixed opening hours. Check current trail notices, winter conditions and possible diversions before setting out, and take food and drinks with you. Source checked: 14.09.2026Grafenau
Akropolis Ellas serves Greek and Mediterranean cuisine in the historic Alte Torschmiede. The menu ranges from gyros, souvlaki and lamb to fish, oven dishes, vegetarian meals and a changing lunch selection.
Monday 5–11 p.m.; Tuesday to Sunday 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. and 5–11 p.m. According to the operator, reservations are accepted by telephone only; check for short-notice changes in advance. Source checked: 29.08.2026Freyung
This Freyung restaurant serves classic Italian cuisine with pizza, homemade pasta and gnocchi, plus changing seasonal and fish dishes. It is a few minutes' walk from the town centre.
Currently published hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. and 5–10 p.m.; closed Monday. As there is no dedicated website with a continuously updated calendar, confirm the hours by telephone before visiting. Source checked: 29.08.2026Grafenau
This easy 4.1-kilometre circuit follows the shore of the Großarmschlag reservoir with very little incline. It is suitable for a short family outing and, according to the official route description, can also be managed well with a pushchair.
Year-round trail. Consider local conditions after snow, ice or heavy rain. Source checked: 22.08.2026Waldkirchen
The circular trail through Saußbachklamm follows rocks, forest and rushing water. The seasonally operated Haller Alm hut provides a refreshment stop along the way.
Check current closures, flooding and severe-weather notices before visiting. Haller Alm is usually open seasonally from May to October. Source checked: 22.08.2026Grafenau
In the historic hospital building, handcrafted snuff bottles, unusual containers, an old general store and a historic pharmacy tell the story of Grafenau's town life and everyday history.
The municipal museums have seasonal and sometimes flexible visiting hours. Check the current information on the tourism portal or ask the Tourist Information office in advance. Source checked: 22.08.2026Finsterau
Siebensteinkopf is a panoramic 1,263-metre peak in the eastern national park. Popular walks from Finsterau combine it with Reschbachklause and Finsterauer Filz and offer views into Šumava National Park.
Natural site without fixed opening hours. Check the route, trail conditions, weather and winter snow before starting; reliable food stops are not available on longer variants. Source checked: 14.09.2026Freyung
The gentle practice slope with a 540-metre double drag lift is aimed especially at families and skiing or snowboarding beginners. Floodlighting may also allow evening sessions depending on the operating schedule.
Operates only when snow conditions are sufficient. Check current daytime operation, floodlit hours, prices and lift status. Source checked: 22.08.2026Finsterau
Finsterau's ski and sports centre offers reliable winter cross-country and skating trails as well as a professional biathlon facility. The network ranges from easy to challenging circuits for recreational and ambitious skiers.
Operates only with sufficient snow and current grooming. Check trail status, competitions and possible closures before travelling. Parking may be subject to a fee. Source checked: 25.08.2026Bischofsmais
The family ski area at Geißkopf has nine runs, a six-seater chairlift, several drag and beginner lifts and the 20,000-square-metre Geissleinpark. There is also a natural toboggan run more than two kilometres long.
Operation depends on snow and weather. Floodlit skiing normally takes place Wednesday to Saturday from 6 to 9:45 p.m. when confirmed by the daily status. Check the snow report, lift status and toboggan operation before travelling. Source checked: 25.08.2026Mitterfirmiansreut
This family ski area on the 1,139-metre Almberg has chair and drag lifts, snowmaking, a junior ski circus, and a toboggan and Zi-Bob run with a conveyor lift. Ski schools and equipment hire are available on site.
According to the operator, the 2026 season is scheduled to open in early December. Operation, open lifts, trails and the toboggan run depend on snow and weather; check the snow report, daily status and prices before travelling. Source checked: 25.08.2026Deggendorf
The guided tour combines key sites from Deggendorf's history with the Town Hall Tower, which is otherwise only accessible as part of a tour. It is a compact introduction to the old town and local history.
Available on request from the Tourist Information office. Confirm the date, minimum group size, price and exact route in advance. Source checked: 22.08.2026Spiegelau
Steinklamm features water-smoothed rock formations, potholes and a wild stream along a narrow and sometimes steep path. Sure-footedness and sturdy footwear are required for this moderately difficult gorge hike.
Freely accessible nature trail. Do not use it, or take particular care, during wet conditions, flooding, ice or storms. Source checked: 22.08.2026Freyung
The long-established Veicht is a café, restaurant, bar and lounge on Freyung's town square. Its menu combines regional and international dishes, homemade pasta, spelt pizza, salads and grilled dishes, plus coffee and cake.
Monday to Saturday 11 a.m.–midnight; Sunday 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Hot food is served until 9 p.m. Monday to Thursday and Sunday, and until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Check online for short-notice changes. Source checked: 29.08.2026Passau
Veste Oberhaus combines a large historic fortress complex with the Oberhaus Museum and panoramic views over Passau. Exhibitions, courtyards and viewpoints can be combined to suit the time available.
The museum opens seasonally with a special winter schedule. Check current opening, exhibitions, the hill bus and dining options in advance. Source checked: 22.08.2026St. Oswald-Riedlhütte
Three exhibition levels lead from geological history through the glass industry and forestry to traditions and contemporary history. Children explore the museum via a walk-in tree built around the staircase.
The museum is generally closed on Mondays, except public holidays. Also check the current Christmas closure dates on the National Park website. Source checked: 22.08.2026Spiegelau
This spacious forest playground combines nature-based play areas with an approximately two-kilometre discovery trail. Several easy paths make it possible to adapt the visit to different ages and fitness levels.
Accessible year-round. Many pieces of play equipment are removed in winter, and paths may be restricted by weather conditions. Source checked: 22.08.2026Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald
The official tour portal brings together selected winter walks and snowshoe routes in the Bavarian Forest National Park. Its filtered view leads directly to tour suggestions with routes and planning information.
Check snow, weather, trail status and difficulty before every tour. Use marked trails only; paths are not continuously cleared or groomed in winter and food stops are limited. Source checked: 14.09.2026Freyung
Freyung Hospital's interdisciplinary emergency department treats acute serious illnesses and injuries around the clock. Patients are seen according to medical urgency.
Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Report to reception at the main entrance; at night, use the designated bell. Emergency Department phone: +49 8551 977-0. Call 112 if life is at risk; for less serious illness outside normal hours, call 116117. Source checked: 25.08.2026Reset the filters or try another search term.
If you need help
In an emergency, always use the official emergency numbers. Please verify medical information before relying on it.