What data does the server provide?
Events, tours, points of interest, and gastronomy listings from the BayernCloud Tourismus API, filtered by geography, date, text, and classification.
@BayernTourismus
Basic information
A Proof of Concept for a MCP Server that lets LLM connect with BayernCloud Tourismus
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes the BayernCloud Tourismus API to AI assistants like Claude. It provides search, filtering, and geo tools for Bavarian tourism data — events, tours, points of interest, and gastronomy.
Set up a BayernCloud Tourismus API token, clone the repo, install dependencies with npm, and build. For local use with Claude Desktop, add the stdio configuration to claude_desktop_config.json. For a public HTTP server, run npm run start:http and configure Claude as a remote MCP server pointing to the /mcp endpoint.
Events, tours, points of interest, and gastronomy listings from the BayernCloud Tourismus API, filtered by geography, date, text, and classification.
Node.js v18+ and a BayernCloud Tourismus API token (obtainable at bayerncloud.digital
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