Top Rated Attractions in Bischofsmais

Freiherr von Poschinger Glasmanufaktur is a historic glassworks factory which has been around for more than 450 years. While the factory is still active, parts of the historic structure have been preserved as a museum. Today, tours of the museum are conducted through the summer months wherein visitors not only get to learn about and see the process of making hand blown glass but also take part in making some themselves. A collection of many of the pieces produced by the factory over the centuries forms another one of the museum's displays. As one of the first factories in Germany to create custom-made glass pieces, their shop holds an array of beautiful and innovative pieces which range from cutlery to finely crafted decorative items.

Opened in August of 2006, the Haus zur Wildnis serves as a fun as well as educational visit for all. The park aims to increase wilderness awareness amongst its audiences by offering a fun-filled package of entertainment suitable for the whole family. In addition to the expansive enclosures featuring exotic wildlife, the park also has a Stone Age Cave for the kids to marvel at. A well-equipped visitor center complete with a boutique, cafeteria, game room and three dimensional cinema offers visitors with plenty to do after a tiring day out on the field. With free admission and convenient timings, Haus zur Wildnis features amongst the major tourist attractions of Lindberg.

Asambasilika in Osterhofen is the Baroque basilica of a historic monastery known as Osterhofen Abbey. From outside, the church looks like a plain building with a tower and steeple. Once inside, however, you are encompassed by splendorous Baroque art and architecture, fit for the Kingdom of God. A dazzling stucco with gold ornaments and breathtaking frescoes depicting Biblical scenes surround you on all sides. Each decor element jostles for attention, from the breathtaking sculptures, golden figurines and lamps to the high altar and organ loft. Indeed, there is not an inch of space that does not bear a Baroque painting or carving. The white and golden interiors seem to dazzle with the brilliance of a paradise on earth.

Established in the 14th Century, Kirche Mariä Himmelfahrt is a magnificent church with a rich history. Excavations at the church site reveal that the current building had predecessors from the 13th Century. Today, you can see Gothic architecture at the church’s structure. One of the most prominent features of the church is the ornate vaulted ceiling located within the tympanum. There’s an epitaph depicting the Resurrection and two grave stones dating back to the 18th Century in this ceiling. The church has an organ from the 18th Century as well. The wall paintings were added in 1750 and were painted by artist Joseph Wilhelm Seidl.

Latschensee is a local lake situated in the Bayerischer Wald. The lake is quite shallow and features a thick layer of humus in its bottom. The high acid levels in the lake prevent any growth of aquatic life in the lake.

Karmelitenkirche is a historic church in the region of Straubing. The roots of this church date back to 1302 and has been maintained well by the community. The facade of this church is quite beautiful and it has a tower on the side which soars high above the region. Inside there is a historic altar, many stone sculptures and beautiful murals which depict the rich history of the church.