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Berlin→Munich, Germany
“A 2-day thrill and culinary drive from Berlin to Munich via Saxon rock towers and the Danube”
2days
827 kmDistance
9stops
€301Est. cost
Shared by a traveler · city-level only, no dates, private notes stay private
- ~10h 29m driving
- Day 1
- Day 2
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1
Berlin → Regensburg
633 km7h 23mDepart 08:00
Day 1
Berlin → RegensburgStart
Berlin
Drive 236 km in ~2h 50min via A13 and A17 south from Berlin into the Kirnitzsch valley
236 km2h 50m
1
ActivityBad Schandau, Germany
Häntzschelstiege
10:50–12:502h here
Exhilarating sandstone via ferrata climb
Park at Beuthenfall lot along Kirnitzschtalstrasse; bring a rated via ferrata set and gloves. Delivers sheer vertical sandstone exposure with iron rungs.
Drive 29 km in ~40 min via B172 following the Elbe river westward to Pirna
29 km40m
2
FoodPirna, Germany
Brauhaus Pirna "Zum Giesser"
13:30–14:301h here€22
Historic brewery serving hearty Saxon fare
Park in the dedicated brewery court off Brauhausstrasse; order the house-brewed Giesser dark beer with roasted pork knuckle and potato dumplings.
Drive 367 km in ~3h 47min via A17 and A93 south into historic Regensburg
367 km3h 47m
3
AttractionRegensburg, Germany
Steinerne Brücke
18:17–19:0245m here
Twelfth-century Romanesque stone bridge
Park at Parkhaus am Dachauplatz and walk 400m to the river. Crossing the 12th-century stone spans gives premier views over the Danube and Gothic cathedral.
Walk 100 m in ~2min across the bridge approach to the riverbank
100 m1m
4
FoodRegensburg, Germany
Historische Wurstkuchl
19:03–19:5350m here€18
Centuries-old riverside charcoal sausage kitchen
Walk right off the south bridge abutment; order six charcoal-grilled pork sausages on sauerkraut with homemade sweet mustard on a crunchy Kipfl roll.
Walk 350 m in ~5min through the cobbled Untere Bachgasse
1 km6m
5
OvernightRegensburg, Germany
Hotel Orphee
19:59–08:3010h 55m here€96
Atmospheric boutique hotel in the old town
Use the hotel-reserved parking spaces at nearby Dachauplatz. The restored historic rooms provide a peaceful refuge inside the pedestrian UNESCO district.
Day 2
Regensburg → Munich
194 km3h 6mDepart 08:30
Day 2
Regensburg → Munich
Drive 13 km in ~25 min via Donaustaufer Strasse eastward along the Danube
13 km25m
6
AttractionDonaustauf, Germany
Walhalla
08:55–09:4550m here€5
Neoclassical marble temple above the Danube
Check out after breakfast at your hotel; park in the upper lot at Walhallastrasse. Climb the open marble plinth for sweeping morning vistas over the river.
Drive 44 km in ~43 min via B16 southwest into the Kelheim gorge country
44 km43m
7
ActivityIhrlerstein, Germany
Hochseilgarten Kelheim
10:28–12:131h 45m here€25
Challenging aerial ropes and canopy zip-lines
Park directly at the forest lot on Am Schindberg; book the black extreme course online for fast-paced canopy zip lines high above the Altmuehl valley.
Drive 18 km in ~21 min via Asamstrasse to the Danube bend at Weltenburg
18 km21m
8
FoodKelheim, Germany
Klosterschenke Weltenburg
12:35–13:451h 10m here€24
Historic abbey tavern in the Danube gorge
Park at the Weltenburg visitor lot and walk 600m to the inner courtyard; order the monastery-brewed Asam Bock with traditional roasted suckling pig.
Drive 8.6 km in ~13 min via Kelheim town center up to Mount Michelsberg
9 km13m
9
AttractionKelheim, Germany
Liberation Hall
13:58–14:4345m here€5
Monumental Hall of Liberation on Michelsberg
Park in the Michelsberg lot right by the monument; climb the outer colonnade terrace for a dizzying panorama where the Altmuehl river meets the Danube.
112 km1h 25m
Finish
Munich, Germany
Before you go
Local tips
- 1Start the Haentzschelstiege climb before 11:00 to avoid bottlenecks on the narrow one-way iron ladder chimney.
- 2Reserve your indoor skydiving bodyflying flight time slot at Jochen Schweizer Arena at least 3 days in advance.
- 3Park at Dachauplatz in Regensburg to bypass tight medieval pedestrian streets and one-way alleys.
- 4Order your half-litre beer directly at the counter at Weltenburg Klosterschaenke during autumn busy hours.
Good to know
- 1This 2-day corridor covers 740 km total with over 4 hours driving per day, demanding concentrated transit pacing.
- 2Low emission zones (Umweltzone) in Regensburg and Munich require a green emissions badge; entering without one risks a 100 EUR fine.
- 3Sandstone rock faces become dangerously slick after autumn rains; abort via ferrata routes if damp or freezing.
- 4Speed limits on German motorways drop abruptly from unlimited to 120 or 80 km/h in roadworks; speed cameras are frequent along the A93.
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