Bayreuth
Toto zářivé bavorské město na řece Červené Mohanem, které je známé jako místo konání kontroverzního Wagnerova festivalu, je domovem krásných parků a zahrad, velkolepých dvorů a zámků, řady muzeí a hluboké tradice církevní hudby. Bayreuth nabízí muzea na počest Wagnera i Franze Liszta a také bohatou literární minulost. Velkolepý architektonický styl, typicky bavorské prostředí a historie začínající ve 12. století přispívají k pocitu úžasu, který člověk pocítí při vstupu do kouzelného světa Bayreuthu. Od legendárního Markgräfliches Opernhaus po rokokovou nádheru Steingraeber Haus - a od nádherného golfu po relaxační horké prameny - Bayreuth nabízí skutečně nezapomenutelné zážitky pro všechny.
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Nejlepší zážitky v Bayreuth
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Private Guided Walking Tour of Bayreuth With A Professional Guide
The former home of composer Richard Wagner, Bayreuth is host to a surfeit of monuments and scenic architecture—and this private tour offers a simple way to see the highlights. Pick your own meeting time, and find your guide in the city center. You’ll see the Richard Wagner Museum, the Margravial Opera House (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Kunstmuseum Bayreuth (a modern art museum) and more. As you go, learn all about the city’s rich history.
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Bayreuth Scavenger Hunt and Sights Self‐Guided Tour
Discover Bayreuth from a different perspective on a self‐guided walking tour and scavenger hunt of the city. Solve riddles and clues that lead to the next location, showing all the city highlights. - Solve interesting puzzles, have fun and learn new things about the city - Explore the city and find hidden gems at your own pace - Try a new type of experience with your smartphone, the perfect mix between a walking tour, sightseeing, and a scavenger hunt. - Enjoy the tour in English, German
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Cultural gems of Bayreuth self‐guided audio tour
Setting out on a solo adventure through Bayreuth's heritage has never been more invigorating. This self‐guided audio tour is a treasure map for those intrigued by historical grandeur, street art, and the convergence of past and present. It's perfect for the curious‐minded, eager to visually and audibly experience a city's cultural heartbeat without missing a detail.The tour begins at the Margravial Opera House, a testament to opulence and artistry, then weaves its way to the tranquil Menzelbrunnen, guiding you through time from royal lineage to modern craftsmanship. Along this path, you'll pass over the Siegfried Wagner Bridge, admire the historic New Palace, peer into the windows of the legendary Wagner's Residence, and stand before the acoustically renowned Bayreuth Festival Theatre. Monuments like Jean‐Paul‐Platz add literary prestige, while St. Georgen Abbey and Jean Paul's former home nod to spiritual and intellectual retreats before the story circles back to bygone industry at the Historic Spinnerei.Immerse yourself in the auditory canvas of Bayreuth – ponder its Romanesque whispers, delight in the splash of fountains, and visualise the past made tangible through vibrant murals. This tour gifts a passage through the heart of Bayreuth, where each sight resonates with chords of historical depth and artistic flair, culminating in a memory embroidered with the city's diverse cultural threads.
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Private Guided Walking Tour of Bayreuth With A Professional Guide
Bayreuth is mainly associated with genius composer Richard Wagner, but there's much more to see and discover in this charming town with fascinating history. Discover its secrets and culture in a tour that includes all the highlights of beautiful Bayreuth. Explore Wahnfried Museum, the Margravial Opera House, admire Bayreuth Castle and stroll through the streets of Bayreuth. Duration: 2h Maximum 15 participants per Guide You will see: • Wahnfried Museum • Margravial Opera House • Bayreuth Festival Theatre • Art Museum You will learn about: • Life and work of Richard Wagner • Wagner's villa Wahnfried • Margrave Christian • Wilhelmine, sister of King Frederick the Great of Prussia • History of the Castle Bayreuth
