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The Regen Region, Eastern Bavaria, tourism, travel guide

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Coat of arms Regen region

Map of the Regen Region:
Map Regen region

The Regen Region is worth exploring in detail. We will do this again. Whether you want to see glassworks, nature, ruins of old castles, be active or just want to relax and have a good time. All this can be done here in the Bavarian Forest.
Find the community "Geiersthal" which consists of 32 tiny little villages and ask for directions to the ruins of the castle "Altnußberg" which dates back to the 12th century. Please use the link below - it shows you more pictures. I am confident that you will not regret spending a few hours there. Don't miss to go through the museum.

Castle Altnussberg
The ruins of the castle "Altnußberg"

For people living in crowded central Europe nature is always an attraction. Most people are willing to support the efforts to keep the environment clean and to preserve habitats of animals.
Billions have been invested cleaning up lakes, rivers and areas with hazardous waste. For that reason it is not surprising that the Bavarian Forest with its relatively low population and unspoiled forests, is the preferred destination of nature lovers.

Hoellensteinsee
The "Höllensteinsee" (hell stone lake)

Many wild animals, such as wolves, bison, lynxes and even bears are returning to their former natural habitat.
A lynx

Many thanks for pictures to the Tourist Board of Bavaria and involved communities

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