Passau, the "City of Three Rivers" in Bavaria, impresses with its historic old town. Passau Cathedral, a magnificent baroque church with the largest cathedral organ in the world, is particularly worth a visit. From the Veste Oberhaus, a medieval fortress, you have a breathtaking view of the old town and the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers. A visit to Passau offers a fascinating mix of history, architecture and nature.

In Passau, the Veste Oberhaus, a medieval fortress high above the city, impresses with its historical presence and spectacular views of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers. Built in the 13th century, it now serves as a museum and offers fascinating insights into the history of the region as well as an impressive view of the surrounding area. The fortress is a highlight for history buffs and lovers of architecture.

Discover Kastell Boiotro: A late-Roman fort built around AD 280 on the modern Passau-Innstadt site, now part of the UNESCO Danube Limes. The trapezoid stone fortress, with walls, towers and well-preserved foundations, lies beneath a medieval house turned museum. Inside, 600 exhibits—artifacts, touchscreens, VR reconstructions and models—bring 400 years of Roman frontier life vividly to life.

At the Three Rivers Corner in Passau, the Danube, Inn, and Ilz converge in a unique natural spectacle. Each river retains its own color as they flow side by side. Enjoy the view from the platform – or get up close on a scenic river cruise through this extraordinary confluence!