Ludwig II built Linderhof Palace in a remote valley 30 km southwest of Oberammergau. He built it not as a seat of power but as a private fantasy, a retreat where he could be alone. Linderhof is the smallest of his three palaces and the only one he lived to see completed. Construction began in […]
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Wooden farmhouses with balconies overflowing with red geraniums line the streets of Oberstdorf, a Bavarian resort nestled in the Allgäu Alps. This southernmost town in Germany offers year-round mountain activities: skiing in winter on the Nebelhorn and Fellhorn, hiking in summer through valleys carpeted with alpine flowers. The Breitachklamm gorge, one of the most impressive […]
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The thin, cold air of the alpine morning fills your lungs as boots crunch on frost-covered gravel. The distant rumble of the Zugspitze cable car climbing through the clouds echoes across the valley. Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the twin towns brought together by Hitler for the 1936 Winter Olympics, is the Bavarian alpine resort par excellence. The painted […]
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Therme Erding is a gigantic thermal world located in Bavaria close to München, offering not only the longest European water slide but also the largest sauna paradise in the world. It is also the biggest thermal water world in Europe spanning thousands of square meters. The Water World and Slides at Therme Erding When you […]
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