Very beautiful landscape from high angle.

Fantastic place to visit and wonderful scenery. Here you can feel the power of river bodies joining together.

It's amazing. You can see Inn, Donau and Ilz join at this point. A very beautiful place and great for a walk.

Spring is one of the best times of year to visit Passau. The weather is warm but not too hot for exploring the City's parks, climb up to the Castle and simply enjoy in the parks along the two rivers.

We really enjoyed walking around and taking in the scenery. We found this park to be very relaxing and the views are calming watching the boat's go by. We were lucky enough to arrive in spring so the flowers were blooming which made it that much better.

Very cozy and charming town with artistic Cafe and fashion houses.

Passau is a beautiful town at convergence of the Izz, Inn and Danube Rivers. The Inn and Danube are the most significant and the point where they come together results in a very obvious difference in the color of the water. This time of year the Inn is swollen with water from alpine snow melt while the Danube continues on its gray green (there is no Blue Danube) path. Pretty cool where they meet.

small city, but great views.

Pictures are all taken just below the point where the three rivers merge together. Passau is a beautiful place at any time of the year.

First time visiting Passau and found it to be a lovely city. It's winding streets and city parks like this one contribute to its charm. I encourage you to walk the shoreline promenade and see for yourself.

Beautiful place where you can sit and relax. A small playground for kids.

Passau is a beautiful Bavarian town with lovely churches and piazzas to visit. Spotless streets and lovely shops and cafés.

nice place, the grass is mowed, the surroundings are tidy, a great place to relax

We visited Passau today on our river cruise from Budapest to Amsterdam. It was small but interesting. There is a large Catholic church. We were allowed in but no photographs.

If you intend to discover Passau then the short walk to Ortsspitz is a must. There are plenty of events throughout the year on the way. Interesting also is to see the rivers merge.

Amazing spot where you can see three different rivers joining. Water from each of them has specific color. Inn seems larger than Danube at this point or time of the year.

Quiet park at the end of the peninsula with benches and a small monument to sailors

The 3 river confluence conveniently intersects with the city of Passau. Beautiful 14th-century Town with many sights. The main Passau square has 2 Cathedrals and a brewery. Lowenbruerei Brewery has a tap outside (with purchase) that is self-service unlimited 😀. The jewel of Passau is St Stephen's Cathedral, featuring a 11th-century pipe organ, which is the largest Cathedral pipe organ (18k pipes) in the world 🌎.

St. Steven's Cathedral is quite nice. Also, interesting castle overlooking the town. Good town for walking. Has a small Christmas 🎄 market.

Confluence of the Danube and the Inn rivers. A nice park in its shade trees in a section of Passau that is free of cars. Marks the far end of any walking tour through the town. The Euro Velo 6 cycling route passes through here making it a natural overnight stopping point. Plenty of lodging and shopping as you gear up for the next stage downriver towards Vienna.

Nice location with good vibes all around the conjunction point

Loved it! Great view aboard river ship

The three rivers conjunction was a nice place to be docked for our visit to Passau.

The museum has thousands of pieces of glass. Well laid out and easy to see. There are descriptions in Germany and English, but far fewer in English.

Great place to see the Danube and Inn rivers flow together, have a good view over the other side of the city including the fortress. Here's also a children's playground and public toilet.

Great place you can see connections of 3 reviers