Bavarian Alps, Germany
Approximately 20 minutes south of Garmisch-Partenkirchen by train or bus. Mittenwald is a charming violin-making village, famed for its Lüftlmalerei houses.
It features a violin-making museum and acts as a gateway to the majestic Karwendel mountains.
Expand your adventure with excursions to nearby cultural landmarks and royal retreats.
Approximately 25 minutes north by bus. Oberammergau finds renown for its Passion Play, performed every 10 years (next in 2030).
Approximately 30 minutes west by car or bus. This palace is the smallest yet most opulent of King Ludwig II's creations.
Discover more of the region's stunning natural landscapes and Bavaria's deep cultural roots.
One of Germany's deepest and largest alpine lakes, suitable for swimming and boating.
Near Farchant, a refreshing natural spectacle awaits visitors.
Surrounding forests present stunning fall colors, making for picturesque drives and hikes.
Approximately 15 minutes north by bus or car. Ettal Abbey is a Benedictine monastery established in 1330.
Approximately 1 hour by car from Garmisch-Partenkirchen. A UNESCO World Heritage site.