Garmisch is an ancient settlement in Germany on the Loisach River, which in 1935, when merged with the settlement of Partenkirchen, became Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a settlement that is now the administrative center of the Bavarian district of the same name, a fair center, and a ski resort. At the same time, the two parts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen are separated by a railway track and connected to each other by tunnels (pedestrian and vehicular). Formally, Garmisch-Partenkirchen does not have city status. Its population in 2005 is 26 thousand people.
The city is located in a valley surrounded by the Bavarian Alps. Not far from the city is Mount Zugspitze, which is the highest point in Germany. From Garmisch-Partenkirchen you can take railway get to Munich and the Austrian Tyrol, in addition, in the mountains there is a road leading to Munich.
The main sector of the city's economy is tourism. In the city itself and its surrounding areas there is a a large number of hotels and restaurants built to serve tourists. In winter, ski routes begin to operate outside the city. During the warm season, mountain walks or hiking are popular, for which there are cable cars and special pedestrian roads in the mountains. Copyright www.site
In the city you can visit the musical theater, get to the festival named after. R. Strauss. In the city park you can listen to concerts by the Grainau Orchestra with musicians dressed in Bavarian costumes.
But the main attraction of the city is, of course, the mountains. The Zugspitzbahn railway line leading to Mount Zugspitze, the Partnachklamm gorge, washed by the waters of a stream flowing from the mountains, as well as the architecture of the town itself, which consists of medieval houses decorated with drawings based on biblical scenes, deserve special attention.
One of the most attractive places for walking around the city is considered to be Ludwigstrasse, where historical buildings of the most famous buildings have been preserved. different periods and styles. Here is one of the oldest parish churches in the city, which was partially destroyed during a severe fire in 1865. Immediately after the fire, the luxurious church in the neo-Gothic style was completely restored and continues to delight local residents and tourists with its spectacular appearance to this day. Many historic houses now house attractive restaurants and souvenir shops, and there are also several prestigious hotels on the historic street.
The city has preserved religious monuments that deserve attention, including the Chapel of St. Sebastian. It is located near the Lower Market; this chapel was built back in 1637. The miniature church with a turret has a very unusual design; on its façade are depicted figures of saints, which are kept in immaculate condition by local artists. IN summer period The chapel is surrounded by dense thickets of trees.
In the immediate vicinity of the city there are several ancient castles, the most interesting being Elmau Castle. It was built at the beginning of the 20th century, and today the restored castle houses a prestigious luxury hotel. Anyone can spend a few days in this historical building and enjoy its luxury. The castle has preserved a beautiful concert hall, which regularly hosts chamber music concerts from 1957 to the present day.
Garmisch is distinguished by an abundance of natural attractions; at any time of the year you can admire the magnificent landscapes here. Of great interest is Mount Eckbauer, whose height is 1,238 meters. On its slopes there is a popular ski resort aimed at beginners and families with children. In the summer in mountainous areas they spend interesting excursions, during which you can see rare plants, wild animals and birds for which this mountainous area has become home.
The history of the world-famous resort of Garmisch dates back to 200 AD. To this day, these places have retained their pristine beauty. Today it is a favorite vacation spot for millions of people. The ski slopes are designed for both beginners and amateurs and professionals. In addition to winter sports, the city has many attractions, theater, casinos and other types of entertainment.
Garmisch Partenkirchen is an ideal holiday destination at any time of the year
For many years a ski resort in Germany Garmisch Partenkirchen is one of the best in the Alps. It is located at the foot of the mountain Zugspitze. Its height reaches 2962 meters.
It is believed that tribes of Celts and Illyrians used to live here, and the Romans were here, and later the Bavarians and Alemanni came to these lands. People were doing agriculture, trade, crafts, built fortresses.
New Year's races 2015-2016. Cost per room per night:
| Arrival dates | Hotel | Type rooms | Double occupancy |
| 26.12.15 - 2.01.16 | Koenigshof 4* | Standard | 295€ |
| Treff Hotel Alpina 4* | Standard | 320€ | |
| Dorint 4*+ | Standard | 460€ | |
| Mercure 4* | Standard | 370€ | |
| Sonnenbichl 4* | Standard | 440€ | |
| Zugspitze 4* | Standard | 390€ | |
| Riessersee Sport & Spa 4*+ | Standard | 390€ | |
| Maisonette-Suite | 488€ | ||
| 27.12.15 - 3.01.16 | Obermuhle 4* | Standard | 440€ |
| 2.01.16 - 9.01.16 | Koenigshof 4* | Standard | 199€ |
| Treff Hotel Alpina 4* Dorint 4*+ Mercure 4* | Standard | 320€ | |
| Standard | 285€ | ||
| Standard | 260€ | ||
| Obermuhle 4* | Standard | 386€ | |
| Riessersee Sport & Spa 4*+ | Standard | 380€ | |
| Maisonette-Suite | 410€ | ||
| Zugspitze 4* | Standard | 290€ | |
| 3.01.16 -10.01.16 | Sonnenbichl 4* | Standard | 280€ |
Included in cost:
- accommodation in the selected hotel;
- meals: half board.
Additional charges:
- international flight;
- visa registration (85€);
- health insurance (1€ per day per person);
- excursions (optional);
- transfer Munich airport - hotel (250€/car for 1-3 people one way, 270€/car for 4-7 people one way).
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
Ski competitions in 1936, the Roman road through the Alps and centuries-old traditions:
The city of Garmisch Partenkirchen itself arose after the 1936 Winter Olympic Games. Before the ski competitions, Garmisch and Partenkirchen were just one of the many settlements.
They began their existence at the dawn of European civilization, when the Romans paved the first road through the Alps. This event dates back to the year 200. At that distant time, Partenkirchen was called Partanum. This was a Roman garrison. In the Middle Ages, a trade route connecting Germany and Italy passed here. That is why these lands were called the golden country. However, the area was soon deserted. And they remembered the local beauties and magnificent landscapes only in the middle of the 19th century, after which remote villages became favorite vacation spots of the European elite.
Both towns are beautiful in their own way. For example, in Garmisch Partenkirchen more modern architecture, the influence of the West is very noticeable, since at one time there was an American military base here. However, there are still old pubs, workshops and beautiful streets here. And Partenkirchen is the embodiment centuries-old history with traditions architectural styles and, of course, Tyrolean hats.
A wonderful holiday in summer and winter:
Modern ski resort Garmisch- a great place to relax. Only here at the top of the Zugspitze mountain you can ski even in summer. There is a glacier on its eastern slope. There are 54 lifts here. Along 109 km there are trails of varying difficulty. And to get to the top of the Zugspitze, you need to walk along a cogwheel road, which is already the stuff of legends. In winter you can also have a good rest here. Tourists will be able to visit swimming pools, tennis courts, and visit the Olympic ice stadium.
This area is famous for its magnificent nature: the purest mountain lakes, waterfalls and streams, and sparkling White snow, mineral water, healing air. In summer, endless alpine meadows appear here, where cows graze, which have bells that create an extraordinary chime. Tourists all over the world dream of visiting the resort of Garmisch Partenkirchen.
Just 18 kilometers from Garmisch is Murnau, a small town on the lake. At one time, Wassily Kandinsky lived here.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
Location:
The resort of Garmisch is located in the north of the Eastern Alps at an altitude of 940 meters. Only after visiting the resort of Garmisch, Germany opens up to tourists in all its glory: it is a combination of centuries-old history and unique nature. Long-standing traditions are honored here, which allows us to keep these places so clean and beautiful.
Main skiing spots:At the Garmisch resort, alpine skiing is an attribute of every tourist. There are trails here for both beginners (Eckbauer, height 1238 meters), and for amateurs and professionals (Garmisch Classic, Hausberg, Alpspitze, Zugspitze: height from 1350 to 2966 meters). There are cross-country ski trails - up to 150 km. More than 100 km of trails are suitable for walking. There are 46 lifts. For lovers skiing the words “Germany Garmisch Partenkirchen” have already become synonymous.
Price:Prices for a one-day ski pass (Zugspitz) range from 21 to 35 euros, Garmisch Partenkirchen - from 18 to 30 euros, Vanck - from 10 to 17 euros, Eckbauer - approximately 18 euros.
A happy ski pass is more expensive because it provides the opportunity to use all the ski lifts: three days - from 51.5 to 85.5 euros, six days - from 96 to 159.5 euros.
Tourists also pay a resort fee of 2 euros per person daily. Vacationers have the privilege of free travel on local transport; in addition, they can visit the casino, an exhibition in the resort park, a swimming pool, and receive discounts on tickets to the cinema, theater, and Olympic Stadium.
If desired, everyone can use the services of an instructor. The cost of an hour-long individual lesson is 35 euros, a group lesson is 30 euros for 3 hours. Vacationers are offered good dinner with aromatic wine (its cost is from 25 to 30 euros), you can have a light snack on the top of the mountain for 8 euros.
The cost of renting ski paraphernalia will cost 22 euros per day, snowboard and boots - 25 euros.
Paragliding flights are organized: tandem - 100 euros per person, training - 140 euros per day.
A week's stay will cost around 300 euros for a room and 664 euros for a private house.
Hotel Obermuhle Garmisch-Partenkrichen 4* - Garmisch-Partenkrichen, Germany
Accommodation:
The Garmisch ski resort has up to 30 beautiful, comfortable hotels, as well as 30 mini-hotels and 8 B&B hotels. Accommodation in boarding houses, private rooms and apartments is also possible. Among the best hotels are Sonnenbiche, Posthotel, Hotel Staudacherhof and others. Not far from the center of Garmisch is the Hotel Obermuhle, designed in Bavarian style.
Route:If you are traveling by car, to get to Garmisch you need to take the A-95 motorway from Munich and, from the south, from Innsbruck to Mittenwald. Munich International Airport is 120 kilometers from Garmisch Partenkirchen, and Innsbruck Airport is 60 kilometers away. High speed trains also go through the resort. Driving through these big cities It’s worth stopping at least for a few hours, because there is also Innsbruck. Only after visiting different cities: noisy, quiet, industrial, historical, such as Berlin, Würzburg, Munich, Baden Baden, Germany opens up to its guests as a majestic, beautiful country.
Resort holidays:The city has many cozy restaurants and bars. Bavarian (Werdenfelser Hof, Zum Rassen, Husar, Post Hotel Partenkirchen), Italian (La Baita, Bruno's Pizza Flizza) and other restaurants offer their services. For gourmets, The Rose'n Crown has a British pub. Vacationers will also be able to visit the Irish pub, which is called the Irish Pub. Fine restaurants are open in large hotels, for example, Enoteca - Michel's Weinbar in the Partenkirchner Hof. You can quickly and relatively inexpensively have a meal at the Kurpark-Pavillion, Mukkefuck Bistro.
The city has night discos: Evergreen and Exit.
Those interested will be able to visit the theater, museum, sports center, and play bowling. At the top of the Zugspitze there is an exhibition hall, the only one in the world located at such a height. There is a children's club.
Ski slope, Garmisch Partenkirchen - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
Sports and Garmisch Partenkirchen:
The resort has ski schools, including a children's school, and a school for snowboarders. Delta and paragliding flights are organized, you can ride horses, play squash and curling. Everything is created for tourists the necessary conditions, specially equipped walking roads.
Attractions:Tourists who prefer famous places will be able to visit the Museum of Local Lore, the Church of St. Anthony, the Museum of Local Lore and musical instruments, Ettal and Oberammergau monasteries, stroll along the historic Ludwigstrasse, as well as see many other attractions.
Significant events:In November, the Viva Winter festival is held in Garmisch, in April - the German Open Snowboard Championship, and in winter a whole week is dedicated to winter sports (the festival has up to 40 events). The Alpine Skiing World Cup is held in January.
The area of the ski area around the Bavarian luxury ski resort of Garmisch-Partenkircher (Germany) is from 700 m wide to 3000 m long, it has 43 ski slopes, 38 lifts serve skiers, and there are two more ski parks nearby.
The hosting of the Winter Olympics back in 1936 helped the resort become an international-class skiing and recreation center. It was thanks to her that the first ski slopes and trails were built near two small Bavarian towns - Garmisch and Partenkirchen. And to make the infrastructure more functional, the towns were combined into one, choosing a symbiosis of two names as the new name - Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
And yet, the unification of the two cities for the 1936 Winter Olympics could not completely erase the boundaries: Garmisch is still chic and expensive, but Partenkirchen is a little cheaper and traditionally charming.
Usually tourists think that they can only ski from the slopes near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, but in fact the ski area is much more impressive - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Mittenwald and the Zugspitze itself, which also has slopes on the Austrian side.
Zugspitze
Zugspitze is the highest mountain point in Germany, its height is 2962 meters. On the slopes of the Zugspitze, even today, in the era of global warming, three glaciers still remain, which provide ideal conditions for a quality winter holiday. From the top of the Zugspitze you can see more than 400 Alpine peaks belonging to neighboring countries - Austria, Italy, Switzerland and even France. In clear weather, tourists can expect a dizzying panorama at the top - its range is up to 250 kilometers!
Through the mountain gorge you can take a fascinating hike to the Austrian side of the Zugspitze. And so that tourists do not remain hungry, four mountain restaurants along the route offer delicious Bavarian and German cuisine.
Ski slopes are laid on the slopes of three neighboring mountains - Hausberg, Kreuzeck and Alpspitze. different levels difficulty, the ski route is called Garmisch-classik. Both beginner skiers and professionals can ski here.
Ski slopes of the Zugspitze ski area, Garmash-Partenkirchen
The total length of the Garmisch Classic trails is 40 km.
For those who are fluent in skiing, we invite you to test your skills on the Kandahar slope - ski competitions of the highest level are regularly held there. international level. After descending, stop by the picturesque restaurant Drehmöser 9, nearby on Mount Hausberg.
On the Zugspitze glacier, which all year round covered with snow, in summer season(from June to October) you can use sleds for free on the summer toboggan run. It is located right behind the Gletschergarten restaurant. In winter, sleds and helmets are purchased for a fee at rental shops.
In the very center of the ski resort Garmash-Partenkirchen there are three sledding tracks of different difficulty levels - a real paradise for children and adults, an excellent place for an active family holiday.
The Alpspitzbahn cable car (German: Alpspitzbahn) takes you to a height of 2050 meters, to the top of Osterfelderkopf, from here interesting hiking routes begin to explore Bavaria. A few meters above the cable car station, the AlpspiX observation deck opens, which we described on the attractions page.
The Hochalmbahn cable car or one of the hiking trails will take you down to a height of 1,700 meters and then to the Kreuzeckbahn lift station, which helps you climb Mount Kreuzeck. The Kandahar-2 cafe will be happy to relax and drink a cup of aromatic coffee; it awaits its visitors at the foot of the legendary slope, where ski championships are held.
The Eibsee cable car, with a breathtaking view of Lake Eibsee, is unfortunately now closed, but for regulars and newcomers to the resort we hasten to announce good news: on December 21, 2017, a new cable car will open on the Zugspitze, instead of the old Eibsee-Seilbahn, which was decommissioned. Seilbahn).
When planning to travel along this route, dress warmly, because even in summer the cold wind from the glacier is not entirely comfortable, and in winter the air temperature in these places can reach minus 30° C. From the top, to which the cable car takes you, you can see Austria, Italy and Switzerland.
Train operating hours on the Zugspitze: 8.00-17.00
Train operating hours to Glacier Glacier: 8.15-17.15.
The ski slopes on the Zugspitze open from approximately 09:00.
Ski pass prices on Zugspitze
- 1-day ski pass: adults - 45 euros, children 6-15 years old - 23.50, boys 16-18 years old - 36 euros, family ski pass (1 adult, 1 child) - 59.50 euros.
Garmisch Classic Ski Pass Prices
- 1-day ski pass: adults - 43 euros, children 6-15 years old - 23.50, boys 16-18 years old - 34.50 euros, family ski pass (1 adult, 1 child) - 61 euros.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen ski areas in the surrounding area
Mittenwald, Bavaria
Mittenwald is located 20 km south of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, at an altitude of over 900 m. The Kranzberg ski area is a fairly small ski area near Garmisch, which has 7 lifts and gentle ski slopes.
The ski area "Dammark Area" is a real insider's find for freeride lovers. The 7 kilometer long slope (Germany's second longest slope), accessible via the Karwendel cable car, offers the pleasure of skiing on natural snow and a long descent against the backdrop of the impressive alpine scenery of the Karwendel.
The cozy "Dammkar Hat" invites you to a winter holiday, which will be decorated with traditional folk music.
Tyrol, Austria
Ski slopes of the Großglockner (Salzburg) and Wildspitze (Tirol) mountains.
Ski areas in Italy
- Mount Marmolada (Italian Marmolada, German Marmolata), height 3343 m - the highest mountain peak Dolomites(see: The best ski resorts in Italy)
- mountain range Ortler (German: Ortler-Alpen), or Ortles (Italian: Ortles-Cevedale), province of Bolzano, altitude 3905 m - the highest high mountain South Tyrol
Hotel Werdenfelserei is located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 400 meters from Brenbrenner Museum and 1.7 km from Town Hall. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel building was built in 2018. The hotel is at the highest level, beyond all praise. Excellent staff. Luxury chalet room, just super!
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Average price/night: RUB 12,999.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
This accommodation features a minimalistic style with organic materials and is located in the heart of the Garmisch district, just 800 meters from the Classic ski area. A wonderful hotel both externally and internally! From an architectural point of view, it is modern, laconic, with an interesting facade and an interior thought out to the smallest detail using nature-friendly materials. Large comfortable rooms, good beds, there is a kitchen with everything necessary equipment. There are special niches for drying ski clothes. Big windows with an equipped window sill, on which it is pleasant to lie and watch the city and mountains. The radiators and air conditioning were not identified, but the rooms are warm. Very nice staff - they will always help, advise, advise. Breakfast is not a buffet, but the content and quality is much better. Upon request, freshly squeezed juice or any other drink can be provided. The water in this area is excellent, you can drink the water from the tap - better than bottled water. Only one drawback - the faucet was leaking and water was running onto the countertop, but this is easily fixable :)
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
This traditional 4-star hotel is located in beautiful alpine scenery in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, just 13 km from the Austrian border. Excellent location, in the center, not noisy. We lived in the deluxe suite -Zugspitz, on the top floor - beautiful, large, high ceilings. Good Wi-Fi, excellent service. Breakfast is good, but not fancy. There is a swimming pool and saunas. The pool is small, saunas - 2 Finnish and 1 Turkish. Photos match reality. We lived in several hotels in Garmisch - this is one of the best!
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Average price/night: 6,280 rub.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
This superior 3 star hotel with magnificent views to the Zugspitze Mountain, an award-winning restaurant serving Bavarian cuisine and Wi-Fi, is located 700 meters from the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Town Hall. A very nice hotel in the city of Garmisch, from the terrace in front of the room there is a stunning view of the Alps, at the reception they give free tickets for local buses, if necessary they will explain everything about local attractions and even restaurants. Good own restaurant and breakfasts. For outings on the Zugspitze you don’t even need a car; the station with trains there is a 20-minute walk away
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Average price/night: RUB 6,718.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
This 4-star hotel offers Alpine-style rooms, suites and studios with free internet, a spa area and swimming pools. Upon check-in, you will be given a tour of the hotel. The staff speaks Russian, which made me very happy. The room was clean with designer finishing. Entering the room you feel the pleasant smell of wood. Minibar is included in the price. The gift also includes: apples, chocolate and a jug of water every day. Breakfast is very good and varied. Freshly squeezed juice (fruits, vegetables - optional). You can bake your own waffles. The room price includes a buffet lunch. After 14:00 sweets are served free of charge. Dinner upon request. One day, dinner was prepared by the chef himself. All the dishes served were incredibly tasty and original. We ate to our fill. The hotel has several options for baths, two swimming pools, and a relaxation area. The hotel provides free city bikes and Nordic walking poles.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen shows off its sights as soon as you enter the town - bright, colorful cartoon Bavarian houses decorated with carved wooden balconies and huge bouquets of flowers, painted facades of city buildings, each with an abundance of biblical scenes, and also polite, smiling locals...
Otherwise, it cannot be otherwise - a luxury resort simply must be like that! Mother Nature also decorates Garmisch-Partenkirchen with its sights - sometimes it pours snow on the tops of the windows, sometimes it blinds you with the sun - it’s a delight for the eyes!
Well, let's take a look at this small but popular southern Bavarian town and see what it has in store for us for a good experience....
Garmisch-Partenkirchen attractions: list
Architecture
The architecture of Garmisch-Partenkirchen itself is an amazing sight! Almost all of it consists of unusual chalet houses, built in the medieval style and decorated with picturesque drawings of biblical scenes.
IV Winter Olympic Games
In 1936, there was an interesting sporting event in Garmisch-Partenkirchen - the IV Winter Olympic Games. It was because of them, despite the discontent of the residents of individual communities - Garmisch and Partenkirchen - that the villages were united into one mountain village, which later became the famous German ski resort.
Interestingly, Partenkirchen is the older part, built on the site of the Partanum military camp founded by ancient Rome. Partanum in those days stood on the road between Venice and Augsburg (a modern Bavarian city, one of the oldest German cities, the capital of Swabia).
Richard Strauss
Also, from the Second World War onwards, the great German composer Richard Strauss lived in Garmisch for 40 years, and he is buried here.
Zugspitze Arena
The highlight of the surrounding area of Garmisch-Partenkirchen is the ski area formed around the Zugspitz Mountain - the highest ski area in Germany, where you can ski and downhill from November to May.
Near the Zugspitze there are three more mountain peaks overlooking Garmisch - and in fact it is the fourth highest mountain in Germany - the Leutasch Dreitorspitze (German: Three-Peak Peak), which has a triple peak.
Zugspitze Glacier
A real train runs to the Zugspitze glacier, located in a hollow near the peak of the Zugspitze - the Zugspitsbahn railway line was laid there by human hands.
AlpspiX viewing platform
At the base of the neighboring peak, Alpspitze, an excellent observation deck was recently built - the AlpspiX platform, which is literally suspended from the mountain slope and leans over the abyss by as much as 13 meters. From here you have unsurpassed views of the Zugspitze peak and the Höllental gorge, quaint and at the same time impressive alpine heights.
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Tourists' adrenaline rush when visiting the observation deck is off the charts - the mesh structure does not allow snow to accumulate on the platform, and an abyss more than 1000 meters deep opens below.
The AlpspiX observation deck is easily accessible - it is located just 50 meters above the Alpspitze mountain station and next to the Osterfelderkopf mountain station ski lift.
Partnachklamm Gorge
Partnach or Partnachklamm (German Partnachklamm) is another local attraction. This is a picturesque gorge, washed over many years by the cheerful river Partnakh flowing from the mountains.
You can find and see it south of the town; the river made a passage for itself and formed a narrow 2-kilometer gap between the limestone mountain cliffs.
Royal estate on Shahen
The Royal Manor on Schachen (German: Königshaus am Schachen) is another interesting attraction in the vicinity of Garmisch. The small mountain castle once belonged to the Bavarian king Ludwig II. In fact, this castle doesn't really look like a castle, more like a cozy mountain chalet.
You can get there by organizing walking tour to the 1866 m high Schachen (Alps) mountain, approximately 10 km south of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Next to the estate is the Alpengarten Schachen alpine botanical garden (German: Alpengarten auf dem Schachen).
Elmau Castle
Elmau Castle (German: Schloss Elmau) is also located near Garmisch. Its history began in the 19th century. Currently, a luxury Bavarian Alpine hotel operates in the castle premises, where one night will cost from 400 euros.
On June 7-8, 2015, a summit meeting of the leaders of the G7 member countries was held on the territory of the castle.
Ellmau is located in a mountain valley between Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Mittenwald, at the foot of the snow-white Wetterstein mountain range, next to the village of Klais. The walking trail to the castle passes through the Parnachklamm gorge. The distance from Garmisch-Partenkirchen is approximately 15 km.
Attractions in the surrounding area of Garmisch-Partenkirchen
While traveling around the outskirts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, it is worth looking at some other attractions, for example, climbing the steep slopes above the neighboring commune of Ruhpolding, which tourists use for extreme entertainment - hang gliding and paragliding.
For those who do not like to risk their lives, there are also enjoyable activities- There are 40 golf courses around the town. For those who would like to walk or ride a bike, we recommend following the Nordic hiking route - along the banks of the Traun River, past traditional Bavarian mountain hotels, all the way to the very tops