Lower Bavaria

Lower Bavaria is both the second largest district and administrative district in Bavaria.

It is an old farming region where farming still plays an important role today (primarily the largest production area of gherkins in Europe, and a share of the largest hops growing area in the world, the Hallertau).

In terms of economics, the most significant employer is BMW, with its large car production plant in Dingolfing.

In addition Lower Bavaria is a popular tourist region. The renowned Lower Bavarian thermal pools are the primary attraction.

Those who are health conscious enjoy the hot, sulphurous sources from the depths of the prehistoric rock, which provide soothing relaxation.

Bad Birnbach, as the youngest shoot of the family of spa towns, ensures a good reputation for Lower Bavaria's spas region.

Lower Bavaria is blessed with rich nature: rolling hills, pastures, and forest in the south.

The charming Danube Valley. A scenic highlight in the north, "the forest", as it is known to locals.

As one of the oldest mountain chains in Europe it was also the first national park in Germany - a popular attraction for all nature lovers.

Excursion tip: Bavarian Forest National Park

Alongside the pure nature of this diverse region, Lower Bavaria is also rich in history and culture, with a number of cultural treasures. The Lower Bavarian folklore remains in use and protected, including the customs, costumes, and dances ...

Discover this fascinating region - with fun and relaxation.

We look forward to your visit!