List of tourism regions in Bavaria

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As part of the Bavarian State Development Program (LEP) from 2006, based on the information provided by the four Bavarian tourism associations ( Upper Bavaria-Munich , East Bavaria , Franconia and Allgäu / Bavarian Swabia ) and in cooperation with the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs and the Bavarian State Statistical Office, all of Bavaria Divided into tourism areas or tourism regions, the division or definitions of which have since been, most recently in 2019, but still underwent some changes. At the beginning of 2006, the LEP also subdivided the tourism industry into regions with considerable holiday tourism and regions with little holiday tourism. The regions with significant holiday tourism should enjoy special protection with regard to the expansion of traffic routes or manufacturing industries due to their value for the tourism industry. However, when the new state development program came into force in 2013, the distinction with regard to tourism was abolished again.

The main aim of this division of existing regional authorities such as rural districts and municipalities into tourist areas is to organize them individually or as a group through the persons commissioned by them and e.g. To promote partly newly created regional tourism associations and to be able to use synergy effects for this.

The names of the 36 tourism regions within the 18 regional planning associations in Bavaria refer to long-standing names for natural regions such as B. the Franconian Forest or overlap like the Altmühltal Nature Park tourism region with the Bavarian Jura and Bavarian Swabia tourism regions . In Upper Bavaria, in addition to the state capital Munich, there are also seven districts, most of which are given attractive names such as B. Alpenregion Tegernsee Schliersee advertise the district of Miesbach or appear under similar names as associations of several districts or municipalities as a tourist region.

Regions

Francs

Franconian wine country
Franconian Switzerland
Kronach in the Franconian Forest
View of the Fichtel Mountains

See also the information under Tourism Association Franconia , which lists the tourist areas in the region on its website with z. Sometimes other names than the map of the Bavarian State Office for Statistics are advertised.

Eastern Bavaria

Old town of Regensburg

See also the information under Tourismusverband Ostbayern , which, unlike the map of the Bavarian State Office for Statistics, does not advertise Regensburg as a separate tourist area on its website.

Allgäu / Bavarian Swabia

Neuschwanstein Castle

Munich-Upper Bavaria

Königssee in the Berchtesgadener Land
Chiemsee

In Upper Bavaria, the city of Munich is advertised as the regional capital of Munich and six tourism regions, some of which are designated differently, correspond to the districts named in brackets; all other tourism regions listed here denote associations of rural districts and / or municipalities, in two cases supplemented by a city ( → see also section: Assignment of the Upper Bavarian tourism regions in Tourismus Oberbayern München ):

statistics

Tourist area number

Communities

Arrivals

total

Overnight stays
Coburg-Rennsteig 18th 0155,947 00459.020
Fichtel Mountains 53 0561,752 01,334,584
Franconian Forest 45 0245.019 00776.480
Franconian Switzerland 68 0446.4200 01,022,414
Franconian Lake District 45 0346.734 01,060,409
Franconian wine country 111 1,384,273 02,423,172
Hatred Mountains 35 0142,927 00332.194
Altmuehltal Nature Park 51 0745.984 01,469,970
Nuremberg country 37 0241,485 00486.016
Upper Main Jura 17th 0202,874 00664,582
Rhön 53 0625.756 02,870,810
Romantic Franconia 68 0798.965 01,468,264
Spessart mainland 93 0697.103 01,342,273
City region of Nuremberg 4th 2,295,440 04,162,336
Steigerwald 86 0892.199 01,950,341
Bavarian Jura 66 0514.745 01,082,794
Bavarian forest 156 1,882,991 07,240,598
Upper Palatinate Forest 97 0382.096 01,041,687
Bavarian golf and thermal spa region 159 1,239,740 05,793,897
Allgäu 147 3,797,091 12,916,537
Bavarian Swabia 193 1,818,149 03,332,632
Alpine region Tegernsee Schliersee 17th 0720,637 02,271,816
Ammersee-Lech 31 0113.124 00267,378
Berchtesgadener Land 15th 0743,689 02,888,290
Chiemsee alpine country 47 0899.496 02,679,776
Inn-Salzach 55 0212,422 00464.972
Ebersberger Green Land 21st 0214,513 00445.152
State capital Munich 1 7,763,333 15,663,728
Munich area 119 3,008,347 05,186,677
Upper Bavaria's cities 38 0528.911 00938.011
Pfaffenwinkel 34 0167.484 00573,763
Starnberg Ammersee 14th 0284,381 00707.238
Tölzer Land 21st 0387,686 01,200,979
Zugspitz region 22nd 1,117,129 03,334,812
East Bavarian cities 6th 1,216,970 02,181,539
Chiemgau 35 0702,682 02,814,088
Hallertau hop country 24 0350.359 00954.833

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Footnotes

  1. ^ Ordinance on the Bavarian State Development Program of August 8, 2006 , online at oedp-bayern.de
  2. ↑ Bavarian State Office for Statistics : Tourism Regions in Bavaria , PDF file, as of January 1, 2020, online at statistik.bayern.de
    In contrast to the information from 2017 , from the 2019 map onwards, the tourism region of Eastern Bavarian cities , which extends over several other tourist regions distributed, no longer listed, instead only the city of Regensburg is shown as a tourist region under its own name. In addition, the Starnberg Five Lakes region was renamed Starnberg Ammersee and the Chiemgau region (Traunstein district) was renamed Chiemsee-Chiemgau .
  3. ↑ Ordinance on the Bavarian State Development Program , Appendix 4 (to 2.4) to Section 2 Adaptation of the regional plans , online at gesetze-bayern.de
  4. ↑ Regional plans , online at landesententwicklung-bayern.de
  5. ↑ Marketing via Berchtesgadener Land Tourismus GmbH
  6. ^ Service.destatis.de: Tourism in Bavaria in 2017. Accessed on April 11, 2020 .