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You can reach Füssen by train, long-distance bus or car. By train, travel via the long-distance stations in Munich or Augsburg and take a regional train from there directly to Füssen; Flixbus coaches connect Munich and Füssen. By car, you arrive via the A7 motorway, which ends in Füssen, or via the federal roads B16, B17 and B310. A separate FAQ answers all the details about getting here. Arrival in Füssen
The weather page on fuessen.de shows today's weather in Füssen and a forecast for the following four days. Because conditions in the mountains can change quickly, Füssen Tourismus und Marketing recommends that you also check the mountain weather on alpenvereinaktiv.com before any weather-dependent activity. The webcams also give you a live look at Füssen. Weather in Füssen
You can explore Füssen and the surrounding area on foot, by bike, by bus and train or by car. With your guest card (Füssen Card or Königscard) you travel free of charge on the 500 km bus network of the "allgäumobil" transport association, and by train from Füssen to Kaufbeuren. This way you can reach almost all of the region's sights without a car of your own. Timetables, car parks, charging stations and bike rentals are listed on the "Getting around" page. Getting around on site
The Tourist Information Füssen is located right by the old town and close to the railway station, at Kaiser-Maximilian-Platz 1. From 1 May to 31 October it is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; brochures and digital information are available around the clock in the info pavilion in front of it. There is also the Tourist Information Hopfen am See in Haus Hopfensee and the Tourist Info Point Weißensee in the village shop. Current opening and closing times are listed on the overview page. Tourist information offices
You don't need to arrange one yourself: Füssen is a spa town, and every guest receives the Füssen Card from their accommodation on arrival – each person travelling with you gets their own card, too. It gives you free bus travel and discounts, for example. If your accommodation is a Königscard partner, you can also use the Königscard's services. Business travellers do not receive a guest card. A separate FAQ explains the guest cards in detail. Our guest cards
As a spa town, Füssen charges a visitor's tax (Kurbeitrag) per person and day; the days of arrival and departure together count as one day. Under the statute in force since 1 January 2025, people aged 16 and over pay EUR 3.00, young people aged 6 to 15 pay EUR 1.50, and children up to 5 are exempt. Reductions apply, for example, to people with disabilities. The tax funds free bus travel, hiking trails and cross-country ski trails, among other things. A separate FAQ covers the details, including the Füssen Card. Visitor's tax in Füssen
On the "News from Füssen" page, the Füssen Tourismus und Marketing team publishes news for guests, announcements, warnings and closure notices – including current path closures, restrictions and traffic reports. News from the town hall is published on the website of the town of Füssen. News from Füssen
Füssen offers many options for an accessible holiday. Accommodation, leisure activities and hiking trails have been assessed under the nationwide "Reisen für Alle" (Travel for All) labelling system; the detailed reports let you judge in advance whether an offer suits your needs. The Tourist Information Füssen can be reached via a step-free ramp and has a lowered counter for seated consultations. A separate accessibility FAQ covers accessible toilets, parking and public transport. Accessibility in Füssen
Yes, dogs, cats and other pets are welcome, and some accommodation explicitly accepts pets. Under the town of Füssen's dog ordinance, dogs about 50 cm tall or more must be kept on a lead in public areas, and smaller dogs must be under control at all times. Dogs are not allowed in playgrounds, kindergartens, schoolyards or cemeteries, and you must pick up after your dog. Your dog travels free on the bus but must wear a muzzle there. Holidays with pets (in German)
There are no designated dog swimming areas in Füssen and its districts. Dogs are not allowed, for example, on the Weißensee beaches, at the Mittersee and Forggensee bathing areas, the Oberseebad, the Alatsee bathing spot or in any Kneipp facilities. Swimming is tolerated on stretches of shore that are not excluded by signs, not used by bathers and not in reed beds, and at certain spots on the Lech – but beware of strong currents. In winter, neither you nor your dog should step onto frozen lakes. Taking your dog to the water (in German)
With a dog you can, for example, take the Forggensee boat trip, visit the Forest Experience Centre including the treetop walk, go to the outlet centre or hike – always on a lead on alpine pastures and meadows. Your dog may also ride mountain cable cars such as the Tegelbergbahn. At the royal castles, the High Castle, the Füssen Town Museum and the Festspielhaus, dogs are only allowed in the outdoor areas. Dogs are not permitted in the Museum of the Bavarian Kings, the Königliche Kristall-Therme or on cross-country ski trails. Füssen's highlights with a dog (in German)
You can reach the Tourist Information Füssen team by phone on +49 8362 9385-0, by email at tourismus@fuessen.de or in person at Kaiser-Maximilian-Platz 1. The Tourist Information Hopfen am See (+49 8362 7458, hopfen@fuessen.de) and the Tourist Info Point Weißensee (+49 8362 6500, weissensee@fuessen.de) have their own contacts. You can also send a message via the contact form on fuessen.de and request a free call-back. Tourist information offices
In the accommodation directory on fuessen.de you can search online for places to stay in Füssen and its districts – from hotels and holiday apartments to private rooms. Classified hotels and holiday apartments are listed first by star rating, followed by non-classified establishments in random order; the details are maintained by the establishments themselves. There is no printed accommodation directory. Campsites, motorhome pitches and tent sites have a page of their own. Search for accommodation
Theme hosts are accommodation providers who specialise in particular holiday themes and offer special advice and services for them. Certifications or specialisations show that they meet the relevant requirements. In Füssen there are, for example, hiking, cycling, culture, sleep and Lechweg hosts, spa and health hosts, hosts with accessible offers ("Reisen für Alle") and Allgäu brand partners. Hiking hosts, for instance, provide a drying room, packed lunches and stays of just one night. Theme hosts
Königscard hosts are accommodation providers that are partners of the Königscard guest card. If you stay with one of them, you receive the Königscard in addition to the Füssen Card and can use more than 200 free services in the Füssen, Ammergau Alps and Tyrolean Außerfern regions. An overview on fuessen.de shows which accommodation in Füssen takes part. Königscard hosts in Füssen
Yes, you can download the Füssen town map as a PDF file. Further maps – for example with all cycling and hiking routes, accessible paths, car parks and charging stations – are available on the maps page of fuessen.de. Brochures are also available around the clock in the info pavilion in front of the Tourist Information Füssen. Maps of Füssen
The "Before your vacation" section in the service area of fuessen.de brings together everything for planning your trip: the accommodation search, theme hosts, information on the Füssen Card and Königscard guest cards, getting here by train, bus or car, the weather, the webcams and the FAQ with frequently asked questions. Before your vacation
The "During your vacation" section brings together information for your stay: getting around by bus, train, bike and car, the tourist information offices in Füssen, Hopfen am See and Weißensee, brochures and maps, the visitor's tax, the guest cards, and weather and webcams. There are also pages on public toilets and on restaurants over the holidays. During your vacation
Public toilets can be found at these locations, among others:
Almost all are wheelchair accessible, some can be used with a Euro key; some are only open during opening hours. Public toilets
Yes, there are lockers inside Füssen railway station where you can store your suitcase, for example. Please note that they are only accessible during the station's opening hours. Answers to other practical questions, such as cash machines and drinking fountains, can be found in the FAQ on fuessen.de. FAQ – Frequently asked questions
Yes. Füssen Tourismus und Marketing helps tour operators, clubs and groups find suitable accommodation and plan their stay – including a supporting programme such as guided town tours, coach tours and hikes on request. Contact the Tourist Information Füssen team by phone on +49 8362 9385-0 or by email at tourismus@fuessen.de. Tourist information offices
Arrangements and packages are ready-made holiday offers on a particular theme that combine overnight stays with matching services. Füssen Tourismus und Marketing itself offers the "Schlaf-Schnuppern" (sleep taster) package: 5 nights with a taster course in learning to sleep better. Arrangements on themes such as hiking, cycling, winter, wellness, culture or health are put together by some Füssen hosts and tour operators – you book these directly with the respective provider. Arrangements and packages
Yes, there are two campsites in Hopfen am See: Camping Hopfensee right on the lakeshore (reservation required, no tent pitches) and Campingplatz Haus Guggemos on the western edge of the village, which has a tent meadow. For motorhomes there are also several pitches in the north of Füssen. Dogs are allowed at all sites, usually on a lead. Camping, motorhome and tent sites
There are three motorhome sites on Abt-Hafner-Straße in the north of Füssen:
The two campsites in Hopfen am See are a further option. Camping, motorhome and tent sites
Yes, Campingplatz Haus Guggemos on the western edge of Hopfen am See has a tent meadow. Its facilities include a washroom, several water points, a bread roll service and free Wi-Fi. Camping Hopfensee, on the other hand, has no tent pitches. Camping, motorhome and tent sites
Yes, four hiking and walking trails carry the "Reisen für Alle" label and are partly accessible: the circular trail around Lake Mittersee in Bad Faulenbach, the north shore path at Lake Weißensee, the path along the Lech to the Füssen boat harbour and the circular trail around Lake Hopfensee. The descriptions and assessment reports show which needs they are suitable for – such as walking impairments, wheelchair use or visual impairments. Accessibility in Füssen
The Königscard is an all-inclusive guest card that you receive if your accommodation is a Königscard partner. It includes more than 200 free services in the Füssen, Ammergau Alps and Tyrolean Außerfern regions, including mountain cable cars, pools, museums and the Forggensee boat trips. In Füssen, for example, the Füssen Town Museum, the State Gallery in the High Castle and the high ropes course are included. All benefits of the Füssen Card, such as free bus and train travel, also apply. Königscard