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It lies between the rivers Lech and Inn. The Bavarian Forest (Bayerischer Wald) is a mountainous region in the eastern part of Bavaria, running parallel with the border of the Czech Republic. Its highest peak is the Great Arber at 1456 meters. Zugspitze is the highest peak in Bavaria and Germany. It stands in the Wetterstein mountains, which is ...
Maps. Historical maps, atlases, early modern national surveys, world maps and a whole lot more: bavarikon boasts an elaborate treasure trove of historical maps from all over the world. Besides the great works of Bavarian cartography, you will also find a wealth of historical city and town maps, maps of individual Bavarian regions, and maps on ...
Customs and Traditions in Bavaria. The Bavarians love their traditions.They cultivate their customs all through the year, from the Hornschlittenrennen (a traditional sledge race) at Fasching (Carnival) to historical plays, folk dancing and Christmas markets, and they celebrate folk festivals along the way, from parish fairs and wine festivals to the famous Oktoberfest.
As a result, it is now possible to go on a fascinating discovery trip of Bavaria's cities, locations and art monuments. The unique and rare historical maps of Bavaria – from Apian's geographic tablets "Landtafeln" (1568) to the topographic atlas of the Kingdom of Bavaria ("Topographischer Atlas vom Königreiche Baiern"; 1812 – 1867) can be viewed in every detail and discovered interactively.
An early project of cartography were the Landtaflen (Bavarian Maps) by Philipp Apian (1531-1589), at the time professor of mathematics at the Bavarian university in Ingolstadt. These consist of 24 segments of maps as well as of a survey map which Apian had created based on his systematic measuring journeys taken between 1554 and 1561 and had produced as a woodcut in 1567. In 1568, the
This map of the largest german state in terms of area, Bavaria, comes to you in a completely new form: As a digital file with which you have many interesting possibilities of use and which you can use according to your individual needs. In addition to the state capital Munich, many other cities such as Augsburg, Regensburg, Ingolstadt and Fürth, waterways such as the Main-Danube Canal, the ...
8. Nov. 2019 · Seven maps that help explain Bavaria. Published: 8 Nov, 2019 CET. Updated: Thu 28 May 2020 14:07 CET. Munich is Bavaria's capital and the largest city in the state. Depositphotos/tomloel. The ...
