Regen: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider area around Regen, the Bavarian Forest is crisscrossed by winter hiking trails, including routes near Bayerisch Eisenstein and the Scheuereck deer enclosure. The wider area around Regen also offers mountain hiking routes to the Großer Arber; another route crosses two national parks.

Perhaps you would like to book a hotel in Regen for your stay.

Nature

Platte, Wolfgangriegel and Sternknöckel are located in the immediate vicinity of Regen. The surrounding area of Regen also includes Kronberg.

Culture

The Neunussberg castle ruins are located near Regen. The wider region around Regen is also home to Mitterfels Castle, St. George and the spa gardens.

Visitor attractions in Regen include the churches of St. Michael, St. John and the Holy Spirit, the 18th-century Mariensäule, and well-preserved houses from the 19th century.

Weissenstein Castle is associated with a local legend about the White Lady. The ruins are said to contain walls that have stood for more than 900 years.

In the shadow of Weißenstein Castle lies the Fressende Haus, a museum featuring finds from castle excavations and material about rural life. The Glass Forest consists of glass tree sculptures installed throughout the Bavarian landscape.

Geographical Setting

The town of Regen lies on the Regen River in the Bavarian Forest.

Regen District is located in Bavaria, and its district capital is Regen. The area around Regen is administered from the district capital, Regen; Regen is located in Bavaria and belongs to Regen District.

Further local pages: Kirchdorf Im Wald, Ruhmannsfelden, Frauenau, Drachselsried, Böbrach, Patersdorf, Geiersthal, Kirchberg Im Wald, Achslach, Prackenbach, Langdorf, Teisnach, Arnbruck, Bodenmais, Zwiesel, Bayerisch Eisenstein, Bischofsmais, Kollnburg, Lindberg, Regen, Rinchnach, Viechtach, Zachenberg

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