2025 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in February)

#snowscape You can reach the top of Zugspitze, the highest peak in Germany, by mountain train and cable car, and the snowscape from the train window is spectacular. The base town of Garmisch Partenkirchen is about 2 hours from Munich. The excitement of climbing up there, the majestic mountains, and the houses of the people living at the foot of them. You can also enjoy the journey to the top. #spectacularview #Alps #tripmemory2022 #Christmas #wintertrip #coupletrip #trip2022 #overseastrip #Germany #Munich #snowymountain #snowscape

#celebratewithtrip Going to Garmisch-Partenkirchen on an Autumn season has its own charm. The place was romantic surrounded with beautiful plants and trees with its colourful leaves ❤️ Garmisch-Partenkirchen is easy to reach by car or by train from Munich. The city center is not far from the train station. There are also public buses that could bring you to the other parts of the city. The bus tickets are affordable and bus rides are also convenient because I don’t need to find a a parking space which is a kind of tricky in the city center unless you want to pay, then there are plenty of them around 😊 While on a hike, I took all these photos of the colourful leaves that surrounds me. It was nice walking and watching the beautiful view around me as if I am watching a live painting in a canvass! #garmischpartenkirchen #autumn #colourfulleaves #beautifulview #naturepainting #holiday #autumnbreak

#spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall Atlast, we arrived at Zugspitze! We wanted to be here on the top a day before but we did not make because the day‘s limit was already reached, so they no longer sold any tickets. The online booking was not possible and what we did was we bought our tickets at the counter for the next day. Zugspitze can be reached by a special train that starts at Garmisch-Partenkirchen Zugspitze station. The ticket costed 63€ per person and it was really worth it! On the summit, you can find restaurants and cafes. There is also a museum that showed the history of Zugspitze, its train, the station, the people who built the station and those who were behind the scenes. While on the summit, we clearly saw the beautiful Eibsee below us and it was stunning 🤩 Zugspitze is a very popular destination of germans and other nationals. The view on the top is breathtaking from in each season. It was a great experience going up there on the top and everything was really worth the price ❤️ #zugspitze #garmischpartenkirchen #germany #autumn #roadtrip #autumnbreak #travel #holiday

Garmisch-Partenkirchen (in short, GaPa) is a ski town in Bavaria, Germany. The Alps attract skiiers to the town in the winter; in the summer, the mountain make great hiking grounds. The mountain are so tall that they can be seen even from the city. Alluring views of snow-capped mountains surround the city. On every street and every road, there is bound to be a part of the snowy mountains peeking behind the buildings. I'd highly recommend a visit to GaPa! It's just a 1 hour train (Deutsche Bahn) ride away from Munich main station. #createwithtrip #naturewonders #germany #mountain #wintervibe #snow

I highly recommend Wildkaffee for a coffee run. This place is really popular, there was a long queue of more than 10 people when I was there at 9am. Location: Bahnhofstraße 40+42, 82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany The smell of freshly roasted beans hit me the moment I opened the door and I knew that I was in the right place. Freshly baked bread, great coffee, welcoming staff, warm atmosphere - everything that I need to kickstart my morning. The coffee was so good that I bought some beans back home for my own brew. There is an outdoor seating area if it gets too crowded indoors. #coffee #cafe #foodie #createwithtrip

Cable cars run from Eibsee to the top of Zugspitze for panoramic views. There is a restaurant at the top with great food and stunning views. We were planning to head there for lunch to soak in all the views but unfortunately cable car tickets were sold out for the day (and the whole week). What a bummer. We were told to pre-book our tickets online ahead as they sell out fast, especially in winter. Ended up playing snow at the foot of the mountain near the car park. Some families brought their sledge there to play and it looked like lots of fun. #createwithtrip #germany #skiadventure #naturewonders #snow #beautiful

Before you should try your first beer and get some classical Bavarian food, it is a must do to walk around this lake next to the highest mountain of Germany! #scenicspotguide #travelinspiration #germany

Eibsee Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in southern Germany. A trip to south Germany is stunning in the fall as all of the leaves boast various vibrant colours.

The Zugspitze, at an altitude of 2,962 meters, belongs to the Alps and is the highest mountain in Germany. This is near the Austrian border. There are two very rare glaciers in the mountains. It is a very famous glacier ski resort in Germany and the highest ski resort in winter. Generally, you need to drive to the Ebou Lake cable car station and take the cable car to the top of the mountain. It takes about 2 hours for the cable car to line up. It is skiing on the mountain and it is very convenient to rent ski equipment. Come here to experience the fun of skiing. The spring and summer scenery here is also very good. There are mountains and lakes with grass and the photos are beautiful.

Hey guys! A 10-day multi-country tour of Europe, exploring the romantic capital! Super practical guide to make your trip more exciting! Save it now~ / Itinerary: Day 1-2: 🛫 Depart from Beijing Capital Airport, fly to Munich, Germany, and then transfer to Salzburg. Day 3-4: 🚌 Visit Salzburg, head to Lake Königssee, visit Berchtesgaden Salt Mine and Eagle's Nest, and finally arrive at Garmisch. Then head to Zugspitze to experience the charm of a German town. Day 5-6: 🚌 Depart from a German town, visit Füssen and Lake Titisee, and then head to Baden-Baden and Stuttgart. Day 7-8: 🛍 Shop in Stuttgart, visit Metzingen Outlet City and Heidelberg, experience the charm of a German town again, and finally head to Bonn, Cologne, and Frankfurt. Day 9: 🛬 Fly from Frankfurt back home. Day 10: 🏠 Arrive in Beijing and end this unforgettable trip to Germany. / Travel checklist: 🧳 Are you ready for a multi-country tour of Europe? 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected while roaming in Europe. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have, don't forget the different voltage. 🪪 Have your passport and visa ready, and carry them with you for peace of mind. 👔 Europe is cold in winter, so prepare warm clothes. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, so you can charge anytime. 💊 Bring common medicines with you for a healthy trip. / A trip to Europe, enjoy the customs of many countries, every place is a unique memory, looking forward to your next exploration!

Think European mountain ranges are just for skiing? Well think again! Many ski resorts change into hiking trails for the summer, and this spot in Germany’s Garmisch-Partenkirchen is one of the most beautiful!! As well as vast mountain ranges, the views here are filled with flowers and greenery too, creating a truly picturesque landscape. But make sure you bring sun protection! It’s not only super hot in the summer, but the high altitude means the UV rays are really strong too. Not much of a hiker? No problem! The Eckbauerbahn cable car can take you up the mountain for just €9.50 each way! #getgoing2025

#getgoing2025 The Bavarian Alps, located in southeastern Germany along the border with Austria, are renowned for their breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and rich cultural heritage. This region offers a diverse array of activities suitable for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those interested in exploring traditional Bavarian culture. Key Highlights: • Zugspitze: As Germany’s highest peak at 2,962 meters (9,718 feet), Zugspitze offers panoramic views and year-round skiing opportunities. Visitors can reach the summit via cable cars or the cogwheel train, making it a must-visit destination for alpine enthusiasts. • Neuschwanstein Castle: Located near Füssen, this fairy-tale castle, commissioned by King Ludwig II, is one of the most photographed landmarks in Germany. Its picturesque architecture and stunning surroundings make it a popular attraction. • Garmisch-Partenkirchen: This historic town is a hub for winter sports, offering skiing, snowboarding, and hiking trails. The area also features the Partnach Gorge, a natural wonder with impressive waterfalls and rock formations. • Berchtesgaden National Park: Home to the Watzmann mountain, Germany’s third-highest peak, this park offers hiking trails, alpine lakes, and the famous Eagle’s Nest, a historical site with panoramic views. • Romantic Road: This scenic route winds through the Bavarian Alps, connecting picturesque towns and villages, each offering unique attractions, traditional architecture, and local cuisine. Activities: • Hiking and Trekking: The Bavarian Alps offer a variety of trails suitable for all levels, from leisurely walks to challenging mountain hikes. The well-marked paths provide access to alpine meadows, crystal-clear lakes, and panoramic vistas. • Skiing and Snowboarding: During the winter months, the region transforms into a winter sports paradise, with numerous ski resorts offering slopes for all skill levels. Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Berchtesgaden are particularly popular destinations. • Cultural Exploration: Visitors can immerse themselves in Bavarian traditions by exploring local villages, attending folk festivals, and sampling regional cuisine, including specialties like pretzels, sausages, and beer. Best Time to Visit: • Summer (June to August): Ideal for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the natural beauty of the region. The weather is generally warm, and the alpine flora is in full bloom. • Winter (December to February): Perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and enjoying winter sports. The festive atmosphere in the towns, with Christmas markets and snow-covered landscapes, adds to the charm.

It can be defined little Switzerland and all of the views, environment and everything are completely nice. All the stresses go away and it is not an expensive tourist site. The streets are clean and it has a lot of qualified supermarkets, mini market, and so on. Even we can find there some Asia foods and restaurants there. It is really good news for Asian travelers. #deliciousfood #asiancuisine #touristsattraction

Hello everyone! The New Year’s Eve is approaching. With the expectations for the New Year, I would like to present you with a 12-day German New Year’s Eve travel guide. Let’s welcome the New Year together! Scan the QR code to start your journey~ 🎉🚀Travel route: Day 1-2: Arrive at Berlin Airport, wait for the tour guide to pick you up, and start exploring Berlin freely. Day 3-4: Visit Berlin, Potsdam and Dresden, take a look at the King's Sanssouci Palace, and then follow in the footsteps of literary giants Goethe and Schiller and stroll in the small town of Bamberg. Day 5-6: Head to Würzburg and Rothenburg to experience the German Romantic Road. Then go to Heidelberg and Baden-Baden to visit the cultural ancient city and hot spring capital. Day 7-8: Arrive at Stuttgart via Metzingen Outlet Village and immerse yourself in the fun of shopping. Then come to Neuschwanstein Castle and Garmisch-Partenkirchen to enjoy the fairy-tale castles and beautiful scenery. Day 9-10: Next is Zugspitze and Munich, climbing the highest peak in Germany and experiencing the center of Bavaria in the past. And have a free day in Munich. Day 11-12: Return home from Munich and end this colorful trip to Germany. Must-visit attractions: 🏰 Neuschwanstein Castle: A dream castle, beautiful in all seasons, with magnificent interior decoration, it is definitely the legendary royal high-end! 🏛Museum Island: This is a collection of exquisite cultural relics from ancient Babylon and Egypt, which is like traveling back in time to ancient history to observe the progress of human civilization. 🏎Mercedes-Benz Museum: This is the birthplace of Mercedes-Benz. The Mercedes-Benz journey starts here, presenting a visual feast for car enthusiasts! 🌍Berlin Wall Memorial Park: Walking through a section of the original wall landscape with isolation belts and guard booths, it feels like traveling to that moment in history. 🏮Munich Palace: Here you can visit the rococo old Royal Theater to feel the prosperity and loneliness of the royal family. Some tips: 🕓Time difference: The time difference between Germany and China is about -7 hours, remember to adjust your work and rest time🌙. 💶 Currency exchange: Euros are used locally, and the general exchange rate will fluctuate. It is recommended to exchange some small-denomination banknotes for convenience💸. 🚌Airport transportation: There are subways, buses, and taxis around all major airports, which are very convenient. You can choose according to your needs🚕. I hope these tips are helpful to you, and have fun visiting Germany! 🎒🗺️ Well, this colorful trip to Germany ends here. Pack your bags quickly and let’s explore this country full of fairy tales and dreams together!

Mount Watzmann Guide: 🏔️🌈Mount Watzmann is a mountain in the Bavarian Alps in Germany. First, head to the foot of Mount Watzmann and take a cable car or hike up the mountain to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy the magnificent views of Bavaria. There is also an observation deck where you can get a closer look at the beauty of Mount Watzmann. Next, head to the attractions around Mount Watzmann, such as Zugspitze and Linderhof Palace. When visiting, pay attention to safety and follow the rules of the scenic area. You can choose to taste local delicacies at the restaurants on the top of the mountain or nearby. You can choose to stay in hotels or homestays around Mount Watzmann. Mount Watzmann is a place that will captivate you. Come and start your journey to Mount Watzmann! Remember to bring your camera to capture these beautiful moments. At the same time, be sure to protect the environment and do not litter so that this beautiful mountain will always remain pure and natural. 🏔️🌈

#2024mapped Zugspitze is hands down the best part of my trip in Germany. Being the tallest mountain of Germany, it is yet not that famous internationally (at least not outside Europe) as a place with snowy mountainous landscape. But it should have been. The view up there is breathtaking, with a fantastically designed 360degree panoramic platform. Since the mountain is shared by Germany and Austria, they share the platform but have their own restaurants/facilities. The German side is more sleek/modern, while the Austrian side has incredible views at the restaurant (if you need a meal up there, I’d strongly recommend to do it at the Austrian side). The cable car pass costs the same whether you ski or not, which is odd but lovely. Had I had more time, I’d certainly choose to come up with a complete set of gear. But that also means you might wanna plan up more time for a trip to Zugspitze. And there’s a combo deal with a train ticket from Munich that has departure early in the morning, which is extremely worth considering, if one is to arrive by train. The reason why I didn’t have enough time is: the lake at the bottom, Eibsee, is a gorgeous lake with mesmerizing. I’d even argue it’s the best lake in Germany and in no way inferior to any Switzerland lakes. Do reserve two hours to go a full round, preferably in the morning. It’s absolutely worth it.

Every winter, after heavy snow, the world is covered in ice and snow, and the usual scenery is endowed with a pure and noble aura, full of fairy-tale charm. Located in the Bavarian Alps, Partnachklamm (Partnach Gorge) is like a mysterious realm hidden in the world of ice and snow during this snowstorm. After crossing the frost to reach here, you will find that the canyon is even colder than the outside world, and the waterfalls have all frozen into ice columns and ice cones, as if you have entered a magical ice palace. This canyon is 702 meters long and 80 meters deep. It looks ordinary on weekdays, but in winter, the waterfalls are all frozen, instantly turning into a world of ice and snow. Walking into it, it is like being in a huge natural freezer, with temperatures as low as -10°C. Surprisingly, despite the extreme cold, many German parents still choose to take their children out of the house, over the mountains and to this canyon, not afraid of the cold, dragging their children, some even holding babies just a few months old, to let the children experience the rare sight of nature. But seeing such a small baby being carried out to visit this icy canyon, a friend who had just become a mother looked "dazed" and couldn't help but sigh that Germany is also a fighting nation, and a strong youth makes a strong country. In fact, according to geologists, the Partnach Valley is a prehistoric site, about 240 million years ago in the middle of the Triassic period, this canyon was located at the bottom of a shallow sea, as can be seen from the dark gray hard shell limestone layer in the canyon, the present-day Alps were once a vast ocean. The Partnach Gorge was developed in the 1910s and is only forced to close during the spring snowmelt period each year, and is open to the public at all other times. Faced with such a pure world of ice and snow, couples naturally become emotional, kissing intimately in the canyon, enjoying the endless romance brought by this scene, which is enviable. Due to the narrow roads in the canyon, a German uncle joked, "The road is narrow, please make way." This caused a burst of laughter. Germans who love outdoor hiking cannot stop their steps to enjoy the scenery even in heavy snow. Walking through the canyon, the snow on the ground is deep, and those German families, except for the babies who are only a few months old, the other children are also trudging through the snow like adults, and every child is very quiet, not crying or making trouble, which is incredible. At the same time, I can't help but sigh that the family education of foreigners is really excellent and worth learning from.

| A Dream Trip from Hannover Zugspitze | A Dream Trip from Hannover✨ Transportation Guide - Train: First, take the ICE train from Hannover to Munich, which takes about 3 to 4 hours. After arriving in Munich, transfer to a regional train such as RB or RE to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, which takes about 1.5 hours. At the Zugspitzbahnhof train station in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, you can take the cogwheel train to Zugspitze. - Self-driving: If you choose to drive, the distance from Hannover to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, where Zugspitze is located, is relatively far, about 500 km, and it takes about 5 hours to drive. But you can enjoy the scenery of different regions of Germany along the way, which is also a good experience. Travel Guide - Eibsee Lake at the mountainside: Before climbing the mountain, you must visit Eibsee Lake at the foot of the mountain. The lake is crystal clear, surrounded by green mountains, and the scenery is breathtaking. You can also hike around the lake, which is about 8 km long, and enjoy the beauty of nature. - Climbing trip: You can choose to take the cogwheel train or cable car to the top. The cogwheel train departs from the Zugspitzbahnhof train station in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and slowly heads to the top of the mountain, with picturesque scenery along the way. The cable car can take you from Eibsee Lake directly to the summit at an altitude of 2,950 meters. If you come in winter, you can also experience exciting skiing. The ski slopes here are great, and both beginners and experts can find a suitable slope. - Mountain top scenery: After reaching the top, the view is wide open, and the continuous Alps are in full view. On a clear day, it is said that you can see five countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and Liechtenstein. There are also exhibitions, observation decks, souvenir shops, and restaurants on the top of the mountain, where you can take a break, eat something to replenish your energy, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Tickets and Opening Hours - Tickets: Zugspitze ski pass - all day, adult ticket EUR 62.00, youth (16-18 years old) EUR 31.00, children (6-15 years old) EUR 31.00, student EUR 62.00, family ticket adult EUR 55.00, family ticket for children (6-18 years old) EUR 27.50. The ski pass includes one uphill and downhill ride on the Zugspitze cable car or cogwheel train. - Opening hours: Open all year round. Tips - The temperature on the mountain is low, and the wind is strong. Even in summer, you should bring warm clothes such as thick coats, scarves, gloves, and hats. - When taking the cable car or cogwheel train, you may experience tinnitus. You can prepare chewing gum in advance to relieve it. - Book tickets and train tickets online in advance to avoid queuing and waiting on site.

2 weeks solo trip with landing to Munich, then head to Austria to stay in Ehrwald town. Go to the Zugspitze for a day trip by cable car. And go around the area for easy day trip. Train to Salzburg for few days and travel by train to Bled, from there I do 2 days solo hike to Triglav which is the highest mountain in Slovenia and stay overnight in mountain hut. The hiking trail is with alot of stone and sharp ascending so helmet and safety harness is a must for own safety. #europe #solotrip

#outdooradventure The Bavarian Alps, a short drive from Munich, are a breathtaking destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Famous for its iconic Zugspitze, Germany’s highest peak, the region offers incredible hiking trails, mountain biking paths, and skiing opportunities. During winter, snow-covered slopes attract skiers and snowboarders, while summer brings lush meadows ideal for hiking. Crystal-clear alpine lakes like Eibsee provide opportunities for swimming and kayaking. The area’s charming villages, such as Garmisch-Partenkirchen, add cultural richness to the adventure. Whether scaling rugged peaks or enjoying scenic cable car rides, the Bavarian Alps offer unparalleled outdoor experiences in a stunning setting.

#europetrip 1. Fairy-Tale Castles and Picturesque Villages Bavaria in winter is a storybook come to life. Snow-capped mountains provide a dramatic backdrop to iconic landmarks like Neuschwanstein Castle, which looks even more magical when blanketed in snow. Charming villages such as Oberammergau and Mittenwald captivate visitors with their frescoed houses, festive lights, and cozy Alpine vibes. Strolling through these towns feels like stepping into a classic winter postcard. 2. Winter Adventures in the Bavarian Alps For adventure seekers, the Bavarian Alps are a winter playground. From skiing in Garmisch-Partenkirchen to snowshoeing through pristine forests, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the snowy landscape. Even non-skiers can indulge in horse-drawn sleigh rides or tobogganing down gentle slopes. And if you’re looking for breathtaking views, take a cable car ride up Zugspitze, Germany’s highest peak. 3. Festive Markets and Bavarian Comforts Winter in Bavaria wouldn’t be complete without its traditional Christmas markets. Cities like Munich and Nuremberg light up with festive stalls selling glühwein, gingerbread, and handcrafted ornaments. Beyond the markets, indulge in hearty Bavarian cuisine—think warm pretzels, schnitzel, and the best beer in the world. The combination of cozy flavors and festive cheer will keep you warm even on the coldest days. Bavaria in winter blends magical landscapes, exhilarating activities, and timeless traditions, making it a must-visit destination.

#europetrip Bavaria, or Bayern, is a magical destination year-round, but in winter, it transforms into an enchanting paradise. Snow-covered peaks, charming villages, and centuries-old traditions make it an unforgettable place to explore during the colder months. Start your journey in Munich, Bavaria’s capital. Winter here is cozy and festive, with its traditional markets, ice skating rinks, and hearty Bavarian cuisine. Enjoy steaming cups of glühwein (mulled wine) and warm pretzels as you stroll through the illuminated streets. Next, head to the Bavarian Alps for adventure and breathtaking scenery. Skiing enthusiasts will love resorts like Garmisch-Partenkirchen, while non-skiers can enjoy tobogganing, snowshoeing, or even a ride on a horse-drawn sleigh through snowy forests. A visit to the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle is a must—it looks straight out of a winter fairy tale when blanketed in snow. For a quieter experience, explore the quaint villages of Oberammergau or Mittenwald, known for their colorful frescoed buildings and traditional craftsmanship. Winter festivals and Alpine traditions add a touch of cultural charm. Don’t miss a trip to the Romantic Road, where you’ll find picturesque towns like Rothenburg ob der Tauber, beautifully lit with holiday decor. Finish your Bavarian adventure in Nuremberg, famous for its Christmas market and medieval ambiance. With its mix of natural beauty, history, and heartwarming traditions, Bavaria in winter offers a perfect escape for

Germany is calling! This 12-day in-depth tour will take you to romantic castles and authentic cuisine. This super practical guide is a must-have for your dream trip to Germany! / Germany has a long history, from spectacular castles 🏰 to charming ancient towns, exuding a medieval charm. The beer festival 🍺 and folk dances here will give you a deep experience of the unique local customs. Don't miss it! / 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai Day 2-3: Munich - Zugspitze - Füssen - Rothenburg, Zugspitze Glacier Adventure, Disney Castle Prototype Tour Day 4-5: Bamberg - Bayreuth - Dresden - Berlin, Little Venice and Florence on the Elbe Day 6-7: Berlin - Potsdam - Hamburg, Berlin City Exploration, Tranquility of the Back Garden and Vitality of the World Bridge City Day 8-9: Hamburg - Bremen - Hamelin - Kassel - Cologne, Fairy Tale City and Historical and Cultural Tour Day 10: Cologne - Boppard - St. Goar - Heidelberg, Pearl on the Rhine and Charm of Heidelberg Day 11-12: Heidelberg - Frankfurt - Shanghai, End of the Journey on the Main River and Return Home 🏠 / Must-visit attractions: Neuschwanstein Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Neuschwansteinstrasse 20, 87645 Schwangau, Germany Opening hours: October 16 - December 23, 10:00-16:00 Duration: 2-3 hours A fairytale castle with different scenery in all four seasons, the interior is even more magnificent, as if you are in a fairy tale world. Museum Island ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Museum Island (Bodestrasse) 10178 Berlin Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; Monday closed Duration: 1 day This is a treasure trove of history and art, with exquisite artifacts from ancient Babylon and Egypt, allowing you to experience the charm of a thousand years of civilization in one visit. Cologne Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Domkloster4 50667 Cologne Opening hours: 06:00-20:00 Duration: 1-2 hours This Gothic cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a long history, and every brick and tile reveals a unique charm that will leave you wanting more. / Travel tips: - December climate: Germany has moderate winter temperatures, with an average daytime temperature of about 1.5°C and cooler nights, so be sure to bring a warm coat. 🧣 - Currency exchange rate: Germany uses the euro, and the current exchange rate is about 1 euro = 7.5 RMB, so check the real-time exchange rate before shopping. 💶 - Visa information: A Schengen visa is required to travel to Germany, so please prepare the necessary documents and arrange for the visa in advance. 📝 - Food recommendations: Try German sausages, pork knuckles, beer, and other specialties for a unique taste. 🍖🍺 / If you like my Germany travel guide, please like and save it, so you won't get lost in Germany! 🎉💌

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The Zugspitze is Germany's highest mountain, standing at 2,962 meters (9,718 feet) above sea level. It is located in the Bavarian Alps, near the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen and close to the Austrian border. Known for its breathtaking views and unique alpine landscape, the Zugspitze offers a panoramic view that stretches across four countries: Germany, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland, on clear days. The mountain is a popular destination for skiing, snowboarding, and hiking, as well as for sightseeing. It has a glacier on its summit, which enables year-round skiing, and multiple cable car options provide easy access to the top. The Zugspitze also has a weather station and an observation platform.

#skiseason Garmisch-Partenkirchen is one of Germany’s most famous ski destinations, known for its world-class slopes and breathtaking Alpine scenery. Home to Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze, this area has extensive skiing options with over 60 kilometers of slopes suitable for all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. The Zugspitze Glacier offers skiing from November to May, ensuring a long season with reliable snow conditions. Garmisch also hosts annual international competitions, making it a lively place to visit during the ski season. Besides skiing, the town has charming Bavarian architecture, cozy Alpine lodges, and spa facilities, creating a complete winter getaway.

#fallfoliage The Bavarian Alps showcase a stunning palette of autumn colors as vibrant forests cascade down alpine slopes, framed by snow-dusted mountain peaks. Highlights include the area around Lake Königssee and Berchtesgaden National Park, where boat trips offer surreal views of mirrored trees reflected in the lake. Trails in the national park lead to hidden waterfalls and pristine viewpoints, making it a paradise for nature photographers and hikers alike. Neuschwanstein Castle, set against a backdrop of autumnal trees, is especially captivating in fall. The region’s cozy alpine villages add to the charm, offering traditional Bavarian dishes like pretzels, schnitzels, and warming drinks to savor after a day of exploring. The Bavarian Alps in autumn deliver a harmonious mix of dramatic mountain landscapes and vibrant foliage.

Zugspitze, the top of Germany, cable car to go the top is EUR72 per person. Worth the trip if you’re there to ski, otherwise it’s just another snow mountain. The other option is to walk around the lake and enjoy the view from below.

#outdooradventures At 2,962 metres, the Zugspitze is Germany’s highest mountain. It is the home to one of Germany’s last glaciers and Germany’s highest ski area with 20 kilometres of ski runs: The natural snow on Zugspitze makes skiing and snowboarding an amazing experience. 🏂⛷️⛄ 🚡The Cable car Zugspitze, the cogwheel train and the Gletscherbahn cable car provide excellent access to Germany’s highest mountain. 🗻At the summit, the breathtaking scenic views of the four countries and 400 surrounding mountain peaks in Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland are waiting. #mytravelhacks #myhiddengems #germany #100waysoftravel #peakviews #skiing

wamberg germany Ah, it seems you're referring to Wamberg, Germany. Wamberg is a small village located in the Bavarian Alps near Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Known for its picturesque charm and traditional Bavarian architecture, Wamberg is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. With stunning views of the surrounding mountains, it offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.