Bavarian Cities by Clue

Capital. Also the state's cultural and economic hub

Infamously known for its 1935 laws and 1946 trials

Mondaine ski resort which hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics

This city was home to the Fugger family, one of the wealthiest to have ever existed

Suburb of the biggest city, nowadays associated with a concentration camp

Transport hub in the vicinity of Neuschwanstein Castle

Located in the very east at the confluence of the Danube and the Inn. Known for its floods.

Its most famous resident was Richard Wagner

Centre of Lower Franconia, in the north-west of the state, on the river Main.
Known for its Marienberg Fortress

This place in the south-easternmost tip of Bavaria is known for its
fjord-ish Königssee as well as its Nazi history

This health resort is known for its ski flying hill, flown at 29 and 30 December

This city, literally translated as rain's fortress, was the capital of the HRE from 1663 to 1806

Major holiday town on Lake Constance. Its centre is located on a small island

Headquarters of Audi and Media Markt

Picturesque small medieval town in Western Bavaria, located on the Romantic Road