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Discover the most popular places to visit in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Photo by Oliver Farys/Markt Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Open Photo by Oliver Farys/Markt Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Garmisch-Partenkirchen Ski Resort
9.0/10 (470 reviews)
Germany's premier winter sports destination blends Olympic heritage with Bavarian charm across terrain for all skill levels. Glide down the famous Kandahar run before enjoying the vibrant après-ski scene.
Photo by Janine K.
Open Photo by Janine K.
Partnach Gorge
9.4/10 (147 reviews)
The Partnach Gorge's towering rock walls and thundering waterfalls create a dramatic passage through the Bavarian Alps. The pathway carved into limestone echoes with the rushing river's unforgettable natural symphony.
Photo by Maureen Sweeney
Open Photo by Maureen Sweeney
Bavarian Alps
9.8/10 (119 reviews)
Towering peaks and pristine alpine villages define the Bavarian Alps, home to Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze. Enjoy skiing in winter or scenic hiking through breathtaking landscapes in summer.
Casino Garmisch-Partenkirchen
7.0/10 (12 reviews)
Nestled in the Bavarian Alps, Casino Garmisch-Partenkirchen offers elegant gaming across two distinct floors. Enjoy roulette and blackjack upstairs after sampling the restaurant's Alpine-inspired cuisine.
Olympic Hill
8.8/10 (140 reviews)
This historic ski jump hosted the 1936 Winter Olympics and continues to thrill with international competitions. Visit during the annual New Year's event to witness athletes soar against the backdrop of Bavarian Alps.
Wank Mountain
8.6/10 (22 reviews)
Rising 1,780 meters above Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Wank Mountain offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the Bavarian Alps. Ride the Wankbahn cable car to the summit for traditional cuisine at Sonnenalm restaurant.
Photo by Daniel Hunsinger
Open Photo by Daniel Hunsinger
Ludwig Street
8.8/10 (96 reviews)
Ludwigstraße features traditional Bavarian architecture with colorful facades and Lüftlmalerei frescoes. Stroll the cobblestone promenade to find artisan shops and enjoy authentic Bavarian cuisine at charming cafés.
Perched in the Bavarian Alps, King Ludwig II's Swiss-style chalet hides a secret—an opulent Turkish Hall with gilded walls. Guided summer tours await visitors who complete the challenging 6-7 hour round-trip hike.
"Hotel was great, clean looked old but that was the vibe, big room, friendly staff nice breakfast too and quiet. Only issue was no fans available for the room so had to puck up my own but would go again even had parking too."
"Fantastic hotel and location.
We went in the summer so not skiing but this place (Garmish) and the hotel Riessersee was out trip's highlight.
Amazing service from everyone there. Restaurant, bar, reception, everyone was helpful and friendly.
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"Wonderful room with a balcony. Warm welcome and guided around the facilities on arrival. Travelling with a 13 year old and a sofa bed had been made up for them. All amenities available with super coffee maker, fridge, robes and slippers plus complimentary water. Lovely balcony to sit and watch the world go by and appreciate the stunning scenery. No air conditioning and so we kept the balcony door open at night but there was a fan which we also made use of. Breakfast and mid afternoon snacks were...
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.