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The most beautiful trips in the Bavarian Alps

What to visit in the Bavarian Alps

Petr Liška
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The most beautiful trips in the Bavarian Alps
Inserted: 16.03.2021
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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The Bavarian Alps are considered the most beautiful part of Germany. You will find mostly limestone mountains, the most famous and most visited of which are Wetterstein with the highest mountain Zugspitze or Berchtesgaden Alps with the most famous lake Königsee. You will also find perhaps the most beautiful castle in Europe, Neuschwanstein. Let's see what you definitely visit here

1.
Tour of Neuschwanstein and surroundings

A trip to the most fabulous castle in the world.

Altitude: 925 m / 3 035 ft

Neuschwanstein Castle is considered by many to be the most famous and beautiful castle in the world. No… continue reading

2.
Ascent to the Zugspitze

Circuit through Germany's largest mountain (2962 m)

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 962 m / 9 718 ft

The Zugspitze is Germany's highest mountain right on the Austrian border above the town of Garmisch… continue reading

3.
Watzmann massif crossing

Behind the King of the Berchtesgaden Alps

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 713 m / 8 901 ft

The ghostly Watzmann, a gloomy mountain hovering over Berchtesgaden. The daring ridge leads over three rock… continue reading

4.
Lake Seebensee

More demanding variant with ferrata

Rating:
| Altitude: 1 550 m / 5 085 ft

Lake Seebensee is relatively attractive for tourists and easily accessible. The advantage is many variants of… continue reading

5.
Eagle's Nest

Kehlsteinhaus on its own and without people

Rating:
| Altitude: 1 770 m / 5 807 ft

The Eagle's Nest is a café that Adolf Hitler himself received for his 50th birthday. It is located in… continue reading

6.
Trip to the gorge Wimbachklamm

The most beautiful gorge of Bavaria

Rating:
| Altitude: 668 m / 2 192 ft

The Wimbachklamm gorge is accessible from Ramsau bei Berchtesgaden. It is open from 1 May to 1 November from… continue reading

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