Top Rated Attractions in Obernzell

St. Paul has the distinction of being the longest standing parish church in the city. The bright pink facade attracts visitors, who are equally mesmerized the white and golden interiors. Of particular note is the black altar, which is one of a kind in Europe. Historic and unique, this church is well worth a visit.

Featuring the world's largest collection of European glass, Passau Glass Museum has over 15,000 exhibits on display, showcasing the ingenious craftsmanship from the 17th century and beyond. The entry fee for viewing such a marvelous collection is quite nominal, with discounts for groups.

Passau Town Hall(Rathaus Passau) is an important tourist attraction in the town of Passau. This ancient town hall is believed to be built around 1298 and 1408 and nearly eight houses were fused together to raise this hall. The decor is as grand as the facade; the walls are adorned with classic paintings. Rathaus Passau is the center of all cultural and regional activities and is always abuzz with artists and patrons. You can also avail the guided tour service that will take you through the history of the town hall and so forth. For additional details, check website.

Opened in the year 1938, Therme Eins or Therme 1 is regarded as one of Bad Füssing's earliest thermal baths. This popular thermal bath was set-up after the discovery of 1000 meters (3280 feet) deep thermal water sourced from the ground. It has twelve thermal pools that boast of attractions such as floor whirlpools and B. Massage street. Also found here is the Saunahof, a Rottaler four-sided courtyard, which dates back to the 18th century. Thanks to the aforementioned features, Therme Eins was awarded a five-star sauna premium certification by the German Sauna Association.

Opened in 1969, the Johannesbad-Therme has the distinction of being recognized as one of Europe's largest thermal baths. Managed by the Johannesbad Group, it boasts of facilities like flow massage bath, wave pool, volcanic bath and 13 pools. Moreover, the thermal bath serves as a host to a specialist clinic that focuses on traditional Chinese medicine, orthopedics, osteoporosis, psychosomatics and urology.

A Baroque construction dating back to 1688, Dom St. Stephan is worth a visit while in Passau for its magnificence and grandeur. Especially, the beautiful organ of the church that forms the centerpiece of the place, and is regarded to be one of the largest organs in the world. A must visit tourist destination in Passau.