In Bayerisch Eisenstein

neo-Baroque church of St. Johann Nepomuk.
the only railway station in Europe which is divided between 2 countries, including an exhibition on the history of the railway, through 1st and 2nd world wars and the cold war, an impressive 19th century station restaurant, National Park information centre, as well as trains to German and Czech destinations.
local railway museum, with locomotives.
border glassworks with glassblowing demonstrations, the opportunity to make your own bread in an old bread oven, restaurant and glass shop.
village park with information on the geology of the area, the old cross-border trading routes and local walks.
children's playground.
walk along the river Regen, taking the peaceful path along the canal, built to feed a small hydroelectrical power station built in the 1900s.
numerous walks around the village, through the forest.

Within walking distance of the village

Cross the border on foot into the Czech Republic to view the Asian markets, remembering that this is NOT typical of the Czech Republic. To see the real Czech Republic, you need to take a bus or train, or drive.
Walk through the Bavarian Forest National Park, the oldest National Park in Germany, for about an hour to the old woodcutter's cottage at Schwellhaeusl, now an excellent place to eat at lunchtime.

www.Bayerisch-Eisenstein.de

Contact us

Bavarian Forest Holidays
Waldschmidtstrasse 1
94252 Bayerisch Eisenstein
Germany
Tel. (Germany) +49 (0)9925 90 32 04 (UK) 07976 403434
Email: pyrabelisk@btinternet.com