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Passau, located in southeastern Bavaria, Germany, is a 2000-year-old Danube River city famed as the "Three Rivers Town" where the Danube, Inn, and Ilz converge. Known for its Baroque architecture, colorful houses, and Europe's largest church organ, it blends German and Austrian cultures and is a key stop for European river cruises.
Must-sees include St. Stephen's Cathedral (home to the world's largest organ), the Old Town main street (lined with Renaissance buildings), and Veste Oberhaus (panoramic three-river view). Cultural highlights are the Glass Museum (Europe's largest private collection) and three-river boat tours.
Cuisine combines Bavarian and Austrian influences. Try white sausage with sweet mustard, roasted pork knuckle, and apple strudel. Heilig-Geist-Stift-Schenke offers traditional river fish dishes, while riverside beer gardens serve local brews.
Explore on foot (Old Town is pedestrianized) or use day passes for buses. The train station (1.5km from center) has shuttle buses. Drivers must avoid Old Town traffic zones—use Park & Ride. Trains to Munich take ~2 hours; international cruises connect to Vienna.
Best from May-September for mild weather and festivals (e.g., June Three Rivers Music Festival). Winter has fewer tourists and charming Christmas markets, though some boat tours halt.
German is primary language; English works in tourist areas. Free "Passau WiFi" hotspots citywide. Medical care at St. Elisabeth Hospital (+49 851 5300). Cash and EC cards recommended; credit cards less accepted. Emergency: police 110, ambulance 112.