[2025 Passau Attraction] Travel Guide for St. Stephan's Cathedral (Updated May)

The city where three rivers meet and is another famous tourist city in Germany 📸 What you can't miss is St. Stephen's Cathedral 🇩🇪 The cathedral with the largest organ in the world 🎼🎶 Once in a lifetime T.T But it's a pity that I came when the organ was being restored The city area is great for walking around, the shops and buildings are beautiful and worth a visit Comfortable corner: Sitting in a coffee shop by the water, so cool. There are many cute coffee shops and restaurants 🚂 Take the train and get off at the station and walk around the city. #germany #travel #holiday #europetrip #trip #beautifulphotographplaces #travelabroad #🇩🇪 #passau

The cruise ship reaches the German border town of Passau, which is the sixth stop on our Viking cruise. Upon arrival in Passau, the weather turns cooler, and this Bavarian town boasts a history of over 2000 years. It is situated at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers. A tributary of the Ilz River flows into the Danube from behind the ancient castle. The Danube and Inn rivers meet distinctly at the triangular tip of the old town. The gentle flow of the Danube and the rapids of the Inn form a clear boundary line. Thus, Passau is also known as Germany's most beautiful 'water city'. The old town features the town hall, St. Stephen's Cathedral, the bishop's residence, the bishop's old castle, and the bedroom palace where Princess Sisi once stayed. Passau was a place of seclusion for Princess Sisi when she was in a melancholic mood. It is said to be her favorite small town. The old castle, perched on high mountains and built in the 13th century, was the private domain of the bishop. It is now a national museum. Ascending the castle provides a panoramic view of the entire town of Passau and a unique sight of the confluence of the three rivers with their different colored waters.

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Passau is a municipality in eastern Bavaria, Germany. It is also known as the Three Rivers City on the border between Germany and Austria, the Danube River, the In River and the Ilz River. The magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral stands at the highest point of the Old Town and houses the world's largest church organ. This piano has a total of 17

The church has the largest organ in the world, with 17,974 pipes, and the sound is magnificent. The spiral staircase in the south side gallery leads to the new Bishop's Palace, where the church treasures and museums showcase the treasures of many churches, explaining the power and wealth of the Archbishop.

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Mushroom Jun's European travel Germany, Passau Danube, Inne and Ilz River meet here, hence the name Venice of Bavaria. It was also the last stop for Princess Sissi to leave her hometown in Austria, and it was the place where she lived for many years. In this city of Three Rivers, remember to go to the world's largest organ church to listen to an organ playing, and feel the pins of time passing through your heart. St. Stephen's Cathedral is home to the world's largest church organ, consisting of 17,974 pipes, 233 plugs and 4 carillons. It is played every hour and a half at noon. Turn off your phone, put away the camera, turn on all the senses, and you'll find that the organ is the most quiet sound.

The town of Passau is located at the junction of the Three Rivers (Danube, Inne and Illz) on the German-Austrian border, is known as the Bavarian Venice. The small town of Passau is rich in colours. There are some exquisite buildings such as Passau Old Town Hall, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Bishop's Mansion, Passau Glass Museum, and now Passau has become a famous cultural city in Germany. On a stone-paved road in the old city, there is a piece of colored painting that makes the ancient alleys extraordinarily smart. When we were hanging out, we were attracted by the beautiful Bavarian national costumes in the small window of the town. So I couldn't help but buy a national costume, immediately put it on wearing it and then went shopping. We found that we would be surrounded by wherever we went. Our group of people finally integrated directly into this cosy town that was not discovered by many tourists.