Altstadt Landshut
One of Germany's most photogenic main streets, lined with colorful Gothic and Renaissance townhouses. Completely free to explore and far less crowded than Bavaria's tourist hotspots.
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Landshut
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A Gothic brick old town stretching beneath hilltop Trausnitz Castle, Landshut is one of Bavaria’s most photogenic cities without the Munich markup. Wandering the wide Altstadt boulevard and climbing the path up to the castle grounds for the view over the rooftops costs nothing, and a market-stall lunch runs a few euros. Every four years the town stages a medieval pageant (Landshuter Hochzeit) that draws crowds, but in off-years it stays a quiet, affordable stop, and it sits close enough to Munich for an easy budget day trip.
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St. Martin's Church Landshut
A massive brick Gothic church with the tallest brick tower in the world at 130 meters. Free entry to admire the soaring interior and medieval carved altarpiece.
Trausnitz Castle
A medieval hilltop castle overlooking the old town with richly decorated Renaissance interiors. Admission is affordable, and the courtyard views alone are worth the climb.
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