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  • filter_dramaUnderstand
    Garmisch-Partenkirchen was founded by uniting the two towns of Garmisch and Partenkirchen by a decree of Adolf Hitler to bring the 1936 Winter Olympics to Germany. The International Olympic Committee was going to pass over Germany as the host, because there were not enough hotel rooms in the host town, so Hitler forced the unification of Garmisch and Partenkirchen to create a larger town, which would be more appealing to the IOC. Garmish-Partenkirchen is one of Germany's premier tourist ski towns and offers tremendous hiking, skiing and biking opportunities. It lies a few kilometers from the Austrian border.
  • filter_dramaGet in
    Garmisch is less than an hour by car from Munich, and the ride is a beautiful stretch of Autobahn, unfortunately not the whole way. Expect to drive up to three hours on weekends and public holidays.

    Also, trains leave to and from Munich every hour, and the (beautiful) ride lasts roughly 80-90 minutes on the local and 60 minutes on the express.

    It is also a great end to a Romantic Road day trip beginning in Rothenburg, driving down the Romantic Road stopping at the various recommended heritage towns and ending in Garmisch for an overnight stay; or better still, a few days as it is a great base to drive out and back to Fussen [King Ludwig's castles] and Innsbruck along some of the most spectacular mountain drives you will ever see.
  • filter_dramaGet around
    Public buses in Garmisch-Partenkirchen area very efficient. Lines #1 and #2 run every 20 minutes (30 minutes on weekends) and head from the Klinikum(hospital) via Bahnhof(trainstation) to Kreuzeck(ski area) or Breitenau(US-facilities). Lines #3, #4 and #5 run in opposite circles from the neighbouring villages of Farchant and Burgrain via Bahnhof and Marienplatz back to their origins. Fares are 1,50€ per trip or you can buy a weekly or monthly pass. Those who stay in hotels in town receive passes for free bus usage during their stay.
    The blue line (Eibseebus) connects Garmisch every hour with Grainau and the Eibsee. This bus is helpful for hikers starting or ending trips along the valley trails and lifts.

    Beside the train station is the terminus of the cogwheel train (Zugspitzbahn). The cogwheel train takes you up to the Zugspitze mountain. The ride takes 1hr 20min.

    Main stops for all lines are Rathaus(townhall), Bahnhof(trainstation) and Marienplatz(center of town)
    There is also a busstop of the RVO(orange buses) at the trainstation. Those buses connect Garmisch with Oberammergau/Füssen, Mittenwald and Krün/Kochel

    Taxi ranks can be found outside the Trainstation(ph:08821-1616) and at the Marienplatz(ph:08821-2408) right in front of McDonalds
  • filter_dramaSee
    • Partnachklamm

      The river Partnach flows through this gorge. Though it is very touristy and often crowded it is well worth a visit. After 700m the path chiselled in the rock end and you can continue your walk to one of the surrounding huts. If you arrive by car follow the signs to the Skistation or Olympic Stadium. (fee for parking depending on how long you stay). The entrance fee to the Klamm is 3 € per person, however the gorge should be opened all times, before or after opening hours it is free (at your own risk). Torch is useful. It takes about 30 minutes walking to get from the parking to the gorge entry, and some 15 minutes to get through (each way). Go early to avoid crowds.

    • Höllentalklamm

      Much more dramatic, narrow, and wetter than the Partnachklamm, located near the town of Hammersbach. Only open during daylight, in snow-free months, and when the weather allows it. The entrance fee is 4 € per person. It is around 3 km walk to the entrance. Accessible via the Hammersbach Zugspitzbahn Trainstation. Ample parking is available as well. It can also be reached with the Eibsee buses (blue buses). Go early to avoid crowds. Take warm and rainproof clothing, and good shoes, even on hot days, as the gorge has cold water running off its sides. At the end of the gorge, you can continue walking for another 20 minutes to an impressive valley from which you can see (and climb up to, if prepared) the Zugspitze. A hotel and restaurant will open at this location in 2016.

    • Homes

      Just walking around the town is a real treat. Take the time to walk down any street and you will be amazed at the paintings on the outside of the homes. The Bavarians have a long history of decorating the exteriors of their houses and businesses with both religious and historic paintings. The structure of the homes are also amazing. Go at the right time of the year and you can enjoy the beautiful flowers trellising down off the picturesque balconies. Partenkirchen is much smaller and more quaint.

    • Hiking and mountain views

      During the winter the slopes surrounding the town are amazing for skiers and sightseers alike. During the summer months hours can be spent hiking the many trails and enjoying the panoramic views. There is a cogwheel train trip up to the top of the Zugspitze mountain which is an event in itself and a cable car descent with amazing views.

    • Außerfernbahn

      It is a romantic train ride between Garmisch and Kempten (via Reutte in Austria) through picturesque Alpine valleys and cute towns. The Neuschwanstein Castle, at Füssen, is also along this stretch. Bayern Ticket covers this route. Lindau, at Lake Constance (Bodensee), is around 1:15 hours from Kempten by regional trains.

    • Stadion Olympiaschanze Garmisch-Partenkirchen

      Interesting location and a good place to start a mountain hike with an accompanying welcoming Gasthaus. A place to view monolithic national-socialist inspired architecture in the stadium at the base of the jump.

    • Zugspitze

      The highest mountain of Germany, with breathtaking views over the surrounding area. There are many ski-ing and rodel opportunities on the glacier. You can stay on top of the mountain in a small hostel; the [url=http://muenchnerhaus.wachterhaus.com/]Munchner Haus[/url] but book well in advance. To visit the Zugspitze in the summer, you can buy a round trip ticket (€52 for adults, €38 for 16-18 year olds, €30,50 for under 16, for more prices and info of combinationtickets see [url=http://zugspitze.de/en/summer/preise/zugspitze]here[/url]) which enables you to ride the Zugspitzbahn from Garmisch Station to the Sonnalpin (glacier). From the glacier, you can take the cable car to the Zugspitze. It takes about 1.5 hours to take the train. A faster way to go up the mountain is to take the Zugspitzbahn to Eibsee, and then take the cable car up to the Zugspitze. Purchasing a round trip ticket gives you access to any round trip route of your choosing up the mountain on the German side. If all you want to do is go up the Zugspitze, and if you have access to a car, it can be cheaper to go up the Austrian side on the Ehrwald Zugspitzbahn (€40,50 per adult, see [url=http://www.zugspitze.at/zugspitzbahn/nl/gipfelbesucher_sommer.html]here[/url] for more information and prices). Both the German and Austrian cable car lead to the same area. 2015 summer prices shown

  • filter_dramaDo
    • Alpine Sports

      Garmisch-Partenkirchen boasts some of the best skiing in Germany. Located at the base of the country's tallest mountain, year round glacial snow is guaranteed. The "Happy Ski Pass" can be purchased for use of four ski areas in that area in both Austria and Germany: Seefeld(Seefeld is currently(2012) off the list - but this seems to change from season to season so best to check), Mittenwald, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the region "Tiroler Zugspitz Arena". The pass starts at 88 € and offers 3 to 21 days of skiing, 4 of 6 days and 5 of 10.

  • filter_dramaEat
    In Garmisch itself there is a wonderful restaurant with good bavarian food (very nice price-quality relationship - a dinner for 3 persons including beer will cost nearly €50) and friendly staff

    * Just up the road a short ways towards Ehrwald is the small town of Grainau where you can find the Zugspitze cafe. This is a wonderful family owned restaurant with the best bavarian food around.

    * A family restaurant recommended for US military and civilians; the best burgers in town, pizza and pasta, etc., large beergarden, cozy loft upstairs, awesome music, service with a smile. Large groups need to make reservations. You also need to be able to get onto the base now. Since 2008, the customs rules have changed and civillians without a sponsor cannot get on post.
  • filter_dramaDrink
    friendly bilingual waiting staff serves cold Guinness and cold Bavarian lagers to a mixed crowd of locals, ex-pats and tourists. Live music on Friday and Saturday nights. Beer garden out front in the summer and winter months and 3 big-screen TV's with live coverage of any major sports event.

    * Located in the center of town is this underground venue. Augustiner Bier on tab or from the bottle.

    * Three venues in one, a lively bar (Peaches), Italian restaurant (Pizzeria), and dance club (Music Cafe) inhabit a building at the head of the Marienplatz in the heart of Garmisch. On Mondays the restaurant offers every pizza half-off, Tuesdays are "American Pay Day" where $1 U.S. equals 1 Euro, and on Thursdays the Music Cafe dance club serves up two-for-one cocktails all night long. They also have a casino downstairs.

    * The English-speaking waiting staff make this a favorite amongst local ex-pats and American and British tourists.
    *A small Fromagerie (cheese shop) offering the best in regional/Alpine Cheeses, Stilton,Cheddar, Brie de Meaux,
    amongst ca. 80 varieties. The friendly staff is competent & helpful. French wines, foodstuffs, and small bakery items are also offered. The Croissants, Baguette, and Pain Au Chocolat are the best in town. English speakers always welcome!
    *Located on the picturesque Ludwigstrasse in Partenkirchen, this old-world Inn and restaurant keeps the traditions alive and well. Great hospitality, food, drink and live music. Tourists AND Germans come here to see the roots of real Bavaria. Very reasonable prices. Always left with a smile!
  • filter_dramaSleep
    Garmisch-Partenkirchen has big variety of lodging. If you want to camp, stay at the Youth hostel, a bed and breakfast or a 4 star hotel, you can find it all.
    The tourist information Am Kurpark is open 7 days a week and can help you find a room.
    • Ferienwohnungen

      Ferienwohnungen are holiday apartments available for rent which include furniture and generall full kitchens. Perfect for 2+ people who are staying several days or even longer. You can often find single floors of a house unit, or entire houses for rent.
      *Ferienwohnungen Schalmeiweg are newly built holiday apartments near the historic center of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the famous Ludwigstrasse. The apartments offer stunning views on the Zugspitze, Germany's tallest mountain. 1 to 10 people can sleep in one of the ten different apartments.
      *Bertignol rent out holiday apartments for up to ten people in Garmisch. Prices start at 30 Euros and increase with luxury and the number of people sleeping there

    • Budget

      * Very college dorm-like youth hostel located at the outskirts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Affiliated with Die Jugendherberge (DJH) and Hosteling International (HI), so it's cheaper with an HI card. Breakfast provided.

    • Mid-range

      A B&B in a quiet neighbourhood only a 5 minute walk from the center.

      * Another B&B just across the road in the same neighbourhood.

      * B&B right next to the Loisach River.

      * A small hotel a block away from Marienplatz (center of town).

    • Splurge

      Rooms for 2,4 and 6 people in various apartments.

      * A hotel garni between the pedestrian area and the public pool.

      * Centrally located between the train station and the pedestrian area.

      * Two years old with Bavarian restaurant on the ground floor.

      * A historic, beautifully decorated hotel in the Partenkirchen district of the city.

      * Four star hotel situated 300m away from the railway station, 200m from the city center and 140km from the airport Munich. Single room from €70, double room from €110 (low season of April 2009).

    • Other

      A large resort at the base of the Zugspitze exclusively for members of the United States military and associated government officials.

  • filter_dramaGet out
    [wiki=8095dac2112058772e6aefb197bd3e11]Füssen[/wiki] the amazing Neuschwanstein Castle which seems to come right from a fairy tale
    * [wiki=a870311640e4f425add85bf691a1a365]Seefeld in Tirol[/wiki] is one of the most popular tourist destinations of [wiki=5084011b7f886198168c9862b95366ca]Tyrol[/wiki], [wiki=9891739094756d2605946c867b32ad28]Austria[/wiki] both for winter sports & active holidays in summer.
    * [wiki=1ff97f22292e3d91119e867aadcf511b]Innsbruck[/wiki] the capital city of the [wiki=9891739094756d2605946c867b32ad28]Austria[/wiki]n state [wiki=5084011b7f886198168c9862b95366ca]Tyrol[/wiki]

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