Walking in Wagner’s Footsteps

Today was our exploring morning in Bayreuth, and we made the most of it before heading west. Breakfast was at Kraftraum – a cool little café with great food, good coffee, and the perfect vibe to fuel our exploration.

Armed with the phone app again, we set off on a self-guided tour of the city. Bayreuth truly deserves a spot on any travel bucket list. Its blend of baroque elegance, musical legacy, and unique architecture makes it a hidden gem for culture lovers. From palaces to opera houses, this city has a story to tell at every corner.

Our route took us from the iconic City Church, with its two towers connected by a skybridge, along Friedrichstraße with its noble palaces and the renowned piano manufactory. We wandered past the New Palace and Palace Gardens, passed by the Wagner Museum and the composer’s final resting place, and wrapped things up with a visit to the crown jewel: the Margravial Opera House.

I had booked us a guided tour through the opera house, and it was absolutely worth it. The intricate baroque details, the royal boxes, and the moment we stood on the actual stage? Goosebumps!

And then… it was time to hit the Autobahn towards Frankfurt.Baca lagi