Das Lila Haus Reviews - Passau

Hostel Passau With a breathtaking view of Passau's Old Town and cathedral.It takes about 10 minutes to reach the old town with the night-life scene.We have the cheapest prices in town. If you're looking for a comfortable hostel where you can meet interesting people from around the world between the ages of 18 and 118, then you'll find it here. Whether travelling alone or with friends you can stay here in a 4 or 6-bed room with a panorama view of Passau's Old Town. You can relax on the south-facing terrace ...(see more)surrounded by nature. You can cook your favourite meal in the well-equipped kitchen/living room with TV. (Coffee is free-of-charge and you can buy food and other daily necessities in the nearby Greti's shop). For a small deposit you may have a front door key so that you can enjoy Passau's night-life. You do not need any club or hostel membership and if you bring your own sleeping bag, an overnight costs only €15. If you want to sleep in freshly washed sheets then this costs €3 extra. Are you a cyclist? You can store your bike in the building and valuables can be locked in your own locker. You can check your e-mails in Greti's shop. Passau, the Bavarian Venice Thanks to its Italian architects, Passau has Mediterranean flair. Gentle green hills rise on each side of the river banks. In the north, the pilgrimage church of Mariahilf and in the south, the Veste Oberhaus look down over the town. The Old Town is situated on a narrow peninsula where the rivers Danube and Inn meet. The cathedral of St Stephan stands in the middle of the Old Town on a small hill. The cathedral organ with its 17,774 pipes and 233 registers, is the largest church organ in the world. Steep narrow lanes lead down to the rivers' banks. Churches, museums, craft shops, small theatres, restaurants, pubs and discos exist here amid the Medieval town. Concerts, shows and cabaret are offered all year round – not forgetting "Die Europäischen Wochen" the town's summer music and arts festival. The large university gives the town a youthful feel. Passau, the town of three rivers. The green River Inn, the blue River Danube and the black River Ilz all join here creating a 'floating' Old Town. The three parts of the town – Innstadt, Ilzstadt and Altstadt each have there own characteristics, architecture, history and energy. Passau is also a town bordering Austria. The bridge over the River Inn joins the two countries. There are good train and boat connections to Linz, Vienna and even the Black Sea. Cycling trips begin here – you can hire a bike and cycle down the banks of the River Danube and return by boat or rail. The 'Lilac' houses are located directly on the cycling path. Adrienne and the Town of Passau