Fun things to do in Schoenau am Koenigssee: 13 fun attractions and activities

We visited the stunning Königssee and were amazed by the picturesque Pilgrimage Church of St. Bartholomew. Nestled at the foot of the Alps, its red domes and serene lakeside setting made it feel like a scene from a postcard. Peaceful, historic, and absolutely breathtaking—a must-see when in Bavaria!

Absolute beauty! Can be reached after a few minutes boat ride from Seelände. The church itself is small with impressive interior. The surrounding area is also worth a few minutes walk. Tranquility at its best.

A small beautiful church located next to the lake. You can not get here simply by hiking, better buy ticket. However the interior is not really spectacular impressive compared to other churches at the same era. Great for visiting!

A beautiful church sitting peacefully by the lake. I came here in late September during the low season — no crowds, no lines, just pure tranquility. Absolutely worth the trip!

Built in 1134, expanded, and rebuilt in the Baroque style in the 17th century, surrounded by mountains, a lake, and green meadows, it seems like something straight out of a Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Fantastic.

Great scenery, you can rent a rowing boat for 25 euro if you want to row to this church

Beautiful place, that’s true, but the church itself is seen in 2-3 minutes. The surroundings are much more appealing. However, the return system of the boats should be revised and have either booked return times to control how much people are waiting in line or have much more boats going from here to Königssee Seelände. We waited for more than 1h to be able to get back to the boat and return to the parking lot!…

Very beautiful cave. Really amazing and worth it. Imo it might even be better than the lakes. How to find your way ? The first half is well marked and very easy to follow. Then you can follow the path marked by the 🇦🇹 . Before the final climb it can be a bit tricky to find your way but worst case scenario you loose 15 minutes (see picture to avoid our mistake, follow the arrow) How long is the trip ? We took 2h10 minutes in total (pictures, visiting the cave included). Around 1:40 of walking. How physical is the walk ? We are in our early 30s and it was easy for us. If you have already walked a bit in the mountains it should be totally fine for you. Better use walking shoes though. The end is a bit trickier and flip flops are definitely not going to work there. You do not need to be an expert at all though. Some people have mentioned a danger sign but it only applies in winter conditions.

Beautiful, but rocks really do fall from the mountain near the cave. Stay safe!

One of the most beautiful natural places I've ever been to. This writeup is based on a early October visit - many of the other google reviews are over the top. As long as you're not over 60 and obese/disabled you can make it here. There were a few young kids at the cave when I went so you can make it too. Hiking shoes are not a must, walking/running shoes are fine as long as you just plan 1 step ahead in the scree field. Inside the cave is a incredible experience. If you visit too early in the year you can't go inside, September - October is the sweetspot. The cave branches into two paths and there are waterfalls at the back of both - just wear a raincoat for comfort as the ice is melting and water's constantly dripping down. My only regret is that I did not come with a better camera. What I did is not the safest but I will always recommend it from now on as it's a natural made highlight of Germany.

We did the hike on 8 Oct 2022. One might get a different experience depending on the season. Gorgeous views along the hike, but do not believe the sign that says 15 mins to the ice chapel (cave). From that sign, it took us about an hour to get to the cave itself. The first half of the trail from St Bartholomew's Church to the sign that says 15 minutes to the ice chapel is well marked and fairly well trodden. Proper hiking shoes are nevertheless recommended as leaves and stones may be slippery (it's not a paved road). However, the last hour or so leading to the ice chapel is totally unmarked, and for us, involved scrambling over rocks and boulders of varying sizes across an exposed gully. When we did the hike, there was no one else for miles around, and only the faint impression of footprints in the dust every now and then assured us that someone had been there before. The site felt ominously dangerous, and we didn't dare to make loud noises for fear of starting a rockfall. We saw another couple scrambling to the right of the gully along the scrub and vegetation towards the chapel, so whatever floats your boat. As we were reaching the cave, the dude from the aforementioned couple was just exiting. He spoke excitedly to me in German, which I failed to comprehend completely, but I concluded from his bright eyes and overall happiness that good things awaited. There was a small stream we needed to navigate to approach the chapel (thank you waterproof hiking shoes), and being inside the cave itself was a singularly surreal experience. Ice melt was constantly falling around us and it sounded like we were in the middle of a rainstorm. Our outer shell coat ended up soaked. As we exited the cave, we saw more people approaching. The path back again wasn't entirely straightforward, and we came across a dual language sign (which we totally missed on our initial approach) which warned of mortal danger ahead. To be honest, if we had seen the sign earlier, we might not have completed the hike. As it was though, it was a spectacular experience, and one went away with greater empathy for why trailblazing nature explorers do what they do. TLDR: first half well marked and relatively easy if uphill. Second half involves unmarked scrambling over rocks and navigation by sight only. Proper shoes and full mobility of all your joints necessary. Do not attempt in anything other than dry weather.

Good hiking experience to Eiskapelle. Hiking boots is a must! Adventure and fun begins when the trail stops halfway. Gotta find your own path to Eiskapelle. Do be careful too, as a rock the size of our head fell in front of us when we arrived at the glacier.

It is a perfect hike from the church. Moderate hike with stunning views. When you reach the kapelle, a wonderful peace and perfect place where you can chill and enjoy the beauty of nature. Water is fresh and cold. Definitely a must go place.

Wonderful opportunity to see how river starts! You can go under snowhill, it's like cave in glaicer. You stay under rain from celling of cave in the glaicer and literary see the begginging of river - unforgettable emotions! BTW, it's comparable easy to reach - ferry from Berchtesgarden to St.Bartoloma, and then 1-1.5h of hiking to the Ice Chappel.

Scenic lake view from top, you need to hike a bit for it but it’s not that long. Has two stops I’d suggest you go to second one and to the top.

The view is simply incredible, but in my opinion, the price is too high. We paid 82€ with a visitor card discount.

The cable car ride up the mountain was really beautiful. You've got views of the Bavarian Alps all around, and you pass over cows grazing on the mountainside with their bells ringing to create an almost idyllic scene. It did cost us nearly $100 for just two people to ride the cable car up and down the mountain, so that was a little steep (no pun intended). Once we got to the top, there are lots of trails to hike. We took the one where you can best overlook Lake Konigsee. Spectacular views! Really beautiful!!

Decent cable car. I find it a bit pricy to pay 50e to go to the peak and back. But the views are stunning

The views from the top are beautiful, but we’ve been to other funiculars where the views can be even more breathtaking. It’s not worth to buy the ticket online, there was almost no waiting queue for the ticket office when we went today (13th August, around 11h00?) and that way they can take your Guest Card for a small discount. It’s expensive nonetheless, but we wanted to have this experience. However, you will not see the lake from above if you stay at the panoramic platform, even on the very top. You have to hike the trail, with uneven stones and no protection (you can easily fall off the trail… and really hurt yourself!), and it can be a workout especially if it is hot. So, not recommended for people with limited mobility. I believe this should be more clear for those buying the tickets to go up, as it can be a disappointment if you don’t want or simply can’t hike the trail that will lead you to the panoramic views with the lake. Also, we parked at the same big parking lot you use when you visit lake Königssee, but couldn’t understand if you could actually park near the funicular station or not (even though Google Maps says you can drive up to there, I believe you have to park at the big parking lot and walk to the station as we did).

Great views. If you want to hike down from the very top, it takes over 4-5 hrs. It is very difficult to walk or hike down on the steep slippery gravel. So, you might need a round trip ticket.

It was the loveliest day to take the cable car up to the top of the mountain. While rather pricey, the views were worth it. I would definitely suggest buying the trip up to the summit about 1800 m. It’s around 42€ per person. But if your accommodation provides you with a guest card, you will get 4€ off typically. the round trip takes approximately 20 minutes each way. We got to see a lot of skiers ⛷️ on the way up and down!

This is a very beautiful place to visit. It takes some hours to get here, but it's well worth it. We took the boat from Königsee and walked all the way to the waterfall. The walk here is also very nice with a lot of nature to appreciate. Even on a cloudy day, it was incredible, and I will definitely be coming back on a sunny day.

After taking the delightful boat trip the length of the Konigsee to Salet, and walking the length of the Obersee, and a little further you will reach the foot of the waterfall. A little under an 2 hour round trip for a seasoned walker, with decent footwear on. Expect wet feet if not wearing mid or high gortex walking boots. Well worth the hike!

Wonderful electric boat ride and hike even thought it was pouring the whole day. The 1.5 hour it should take us to get there was a little unrealistic. It took us well over two hours since all the rocks on the steep paths were really slippery. But the view along the way are simply stunning. Obersee is incredibly beautiful.

Waterfall is much better from the distance then after a hike. Even after the walk, you cannot get close enough to it, the slope is very extreme, impossible to climb there. And the best thing you can see from the end point of the walk is forest waterfalls (like on my picture). So I recommend to stay at Obersee edge and do not walk more.

Beautiful place. I did not go climb all the way in to the Waterfall because I am terrible at going back down, but even walking to the end of visible path rewards you with gorgeous views throughout. Worth the hike there!

Highest waterfall in Germany, absolutely gorgeous. Normally you can't get close to it, since there are no defined hiking pathways. However, it's possible to climb it, just at your own risk, preferably with/following someone.

The tallest waterfall in the Germany, it’s a nice waterfall which would be better with a little bit more water. The view from bottom is nice, but it’s worth to go up-but be aware that the way up&down is a little bit complicated and might be only for hikers with a little bit of experience, due to the slippery rocks from the waterfall water.

A great boat trip on the most beautiful lake in Germany. The prices are fair, and we found the lines were not long since we arrived early in June

A viewpoint with a stunning view of the lake and the little church on the far shore. Just a 10–15 minute leisurely walk from the pier through a pleasant forest.

Beautiful viewpoint after a short 20mins trek/walk from parking lot brings you to the Malerwinkel view point. A beautiful View point to Koenigsee. It could be full of tourists during peak season. It could be little challenge with small kids to walk down there as slight uphill walk is there. For those who like to trek long trails, they have a lot of options around the place.

The views are always breathtaking. A short walk to the Malerwinkl is always worth it. Recommended early in the morning, or during meals when all the tourists are busy having their meals. The lake environment is always worth the trip.

Unique peaceful view that take your mind and keep you speechless. The lake is really one of the best I’ve seen with the mountains surrounding it.

A nice view point, with a view of the the Königssee lake, The journey from the port is easy and takes about ten minutes. The restaurant/the café is probably closed. You can walk further to the waterfall, the nature around is beautiful and looks untouched. I loved the place despite the rain :-) It might have been the reason there were not so many tourists.

Excellent for a quick stop or a full day. Nice swimming spots too. Easy and free for an hour parking spots. Takes about 10 minutes to walk to the vista point from most parking locations. Absolutely worth it.

Easy hike up to it, and quite a forceful torrent when we were there (it had rained quite heavily the previous few days). The ferry ride to get here was also excellent, and the surroundings are all beautiful. A lovely spot for a day or weekend of hiking

Sailing by an electric boat on a crystal clear lake surrounded by majestic mountains, a waterfall in the distance is an additional pearl in the crown.

This is a 80-metre falls south of St. Bartholoma on Konigsee Lake. You can see the falls decently from the boat ride between St. Batholoma and Salet. Seems there is a hiking trail from St. Batholoma as well that might be interesting for those looking up hiking trails around the like. We felt that we could only enjoy the falls a bit from the boat rides. They pass fairly quickly and from a distance so difficult to appreciate the volume of water and beauty of the falls this way.

Well worth the short hike!

Stunning place and cool trail

This is one of the scenic watefall you would see when you sail towards Salet from St. Bartholoma on the Königsee. The waterfall starts from the mountain and the water falls to the Königsee creating a scenics view. Taking a capture of this scenic waterfall is mandatory capture of everyone who sails to Salet on the Königsee.

You can see the whole waterfall from the boat, but for a more up close experience, you can hike from the Bartholomeus Chapel. About 4km round trop, relatively easy path.

Expensive but worth the trip! The bus is a little confusing, but you have to take the city (838) bus to the Dokumentation station and then buy a tour bus pass to get to the top. 838 drops you off and picks you up from the same area. Convenient! Costs around 11.50Euro for round trip from the main station to the tour station. Keep your ticket for the return. Can also just buy a one-way ticket. We went middle of October. Snow was VERY slippery (and wet) so bring good shoes or walking poles. Was cold but not super cold. Thumbs up if this review helped you! :)

We were surrounded by clouds going up the mountain, but once we went up the elevator, it was clear skies and beautiful. The house is a restaurant which i did not go to. You can climb a little bit of the mountain and take breathtaking pictures.

Great experience and amazing views!!! If you go when there is snow, expect no treatment on paths could be very treacherous. Would do it again for sure!!! Restaurant was very good also, would eat there again. You need to park then take a bus up to elevator.

A must to go ,the special built buses will take you up the narrow path and the scene from the bus on the way up is something one must experience for themselves. Everyone will be guided into a tunnel where a lift will take you all the way up to the Nest. U will be able to have some snacks at the coffee house when u reach the top.

This is a very cool place to visit. It’s great that such a historical place has remained largely unchanged since construction. Even if you’re not interested in World War II history, the site offers fantastic views assuming the weather is cooperative. We had a nice lunch in the restaurant and I hope to visit again with clearer weather.

A very good experience. The bus trip up and down is excellent, it makes you appreciate the work involved to create the road in such a short time period. The views from the top are just phenomenal.

Must see and worth the 15 min electrical bus drive up mountain. Spectacular views. Terrible history but worth remembering all of us to have this never happen again. In the sun-gallery there is some information on the site and history.

The view from the top is amazing! There's a small cafe and restroom at the top of the pass. Around €9.5 entry fee for the pass!

Driving along the Rossfeld Panorama Street was absolutely unforgettable! The road is smooth and well-maintained, offering breathtaking views of the Alps at every turn. It’s a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation, with plenty of photo spots to capture the stunning landscapes. Whether you go in summer or winter, the scenery is magical and worth every moment. Truly a must-see experience for nature lovers and road trip fans!

Magnificent view. In my opinion might be better than Eagles Nest. Eagles Nest is probably too high with too much clouds blocking the view. Took the public bus up instead of hiring a car. Interval is 2 to 3 hours but we managed to spend the time just walking around viewpoints. Along the way uphill, able to see the mountainous view gradually. Bus ride on 19 Oct 2025 costs only €2 to and fro trip. Well worth the $.

Wonderful drive, it's really a toll road that brings you up the mountain and down again in a loop. The views from the road are absolutely gorgeous! Head up early to watch the sunrise, shoot timelapse photos of the clouds etc. It's also the location for many scenes from The Sound of Music.

We stumbled across this on the way back to Salzburg from Eagles Nest. A must do if you have a car. Great drive and fantastic views. Opening scenes of the Sound of Music filmed up here.

The views from here are the best in all of Germany. An amazing and unforgettable experience, and because of the small entry fee, there wasn't much traffic

It's a beautiful drive for a small fee with a couple of photogenic stops, a small café, and can be comfortably combined in a day with a trip to the Eagle's Nest. The loop can be done in an hour or a bit longer. Most seem to drive clockwise, as we did. It's not the Alps' most stunning drive but very pretty.

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Great for a swim.

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(Translated by Google) A very beautiful outdoor pool in the Königssee mountain panorama. Ideal for families, starting with a very reasonable entrance fee (even cheaper with a guest card), a very nice pool with a single and a triple diving tower, two slides, and an idyllic sunbathing lawn framed by the mountains. For us, it's the perfect daily cool-off after our numerous hikes. We'd love to go back! (Original) Ein sehr schönes Freibad im Königsseeer Bergpanorama. Optimal für Familien, angefangen bei einem sehr schlanken Eintrittspreis (mit Gästekarte sogar noch günstiger), einem sehr schönen Schwimmbad samt einem "Einer" und einem "Dreier" Sprungturm, 2 Rutschen, und einer idyllisch von der Bergwelt eingerahmten Liegewiese. Für uns die ideale tägliche Abkühlung nach unseren zahlreichen Wanderungen. Gerne wieder!

(Translated by Google) 20250613 Wonderfully well-maintained pool with great sunbathing areas 🏸 and a large lawn Great entry with early and late swimmers and overall fair prices of €5.50 per day with a guest card And a great restaurant... Cappuccino in the morning with a biscuit and water was great 👍🏼😍👍🏼 Addition Now we've also eaten something... unfortunately, I didn't have my cell phone with me, BUT the veggie burger and the chicken salad beat any restaurant here... Super delicious food 😍😍😍 Thank you 😘 (Original) 20250613 Herrlich gepflegtes Bad mit tollen Liegeflächen 🏸 und großer Wiese Eintritt klasse mit Früh- und Spätschwimmer Tarif und insgesamt fairen Preisen 5,50 mit Gästekarte /Tag Und eine tolle Gäststätte … Cappuccino am Morgen mit Keks und Wasser super 👍🏼😍👍🏼 Ergänzung Jetzt haben wir auch was gegessen … ich hatte leider kein Handy mit ABER der Veggieburger und der Salatteller mit Hähnchen toppt hier jedes Lokal … Superleckeres Essen 😍😍😍 Danke 😘

(Translated by Google) A beautifully located swimming pool with slides, a children's pool, a non-swimmers' pool, a diving platform, and a 1.85-meter-deep swimming area with at least one sports lane. It also has very clean restrooms, a table tennis table, and a soccer table. As expected, it's quite busy during the holidays when the weather is good. Discounts on admission are also available after 3 p.m. and again after 6 p.m. The water temperature is around 25 degrees Celsius. (Original) Sehr schön gelegenes Schwimmbad mit Rutschen, Kinderbecken, Nichtschwimmerbecken, Sprungturmbereich und einem 1,85 tiefen Schwimmerbereich mit immerhin einer Sportbahn. Dazu sehr saubere sanitäre Anlagen, Tischtennisplatte, Kicker. In den Ferien bei gutem Wetter erwartungsgemäß recht ausgelastet. Auch hier nach 15 und noch einmal nach 18 Uhr Rabatte auf den Eintrittspreis. Wassertemperatur etwa 25 Grad.

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(Translated by Google) A small museum, right on Lake Königssee, truly worth seeing. Romy Schneider spent her childhood there. She lived in Schönau, right on Lake Königssee. Haus Mariengrund is now a guesthouse; her mother lived there until the end... (Original) Kleines Museum , direkt am Königssee, wirklich sehenswert. Romy Schneider hat dort ihre Kindheit verbracht . Lebte in Schönau, direkt am Königssee. Haus Mariengrund , ist heute eine Pension, ihre Mutter hat bis zum Schluss dort gelebt…

(Translated by Google) A truly lovingly curated Romy Schneider exhibition. Pictures, newspaper articles, film costumes, letters: it's truly worth it. A tape plays in the background with details from her life. Magical: the "cinema" with film scenes. (Original) Eine wirklich liebevoll ausgestattete Romy Schneider Ausstellung. Bilder,Zeitungsartikel,Filmkleidung,Briefe : es lohnt wirklich. Im Hintergrund läuft ein Tonband mit Details aus Ihrem Leben. Zauberhaft : das "Kino" mit Filmszenen.

(Translated by Google) A must-see for Romy Schneider fans. Wonderful rooms with lots of information about Romy. A collection of interesting pieces from the beginning to the end of her life. (Original) Für Romy Schneider Fans ein Muss. Tolle Räume mit vielen Infos um Romy. Vom Anfang bis zum Lebensende eine Ansammlung von interessanten Stücken.

(Translated by Google) It is a very successful and authentic exhibition and conveys the life of Romy in her childhood and also the career of the actress up to her sudden death, when she left us all too soon. Above all, her childhood with many personal letters - depictions, clothing and other items that have been brought together here, as well as numerous incidents in Schönau and later in her role as Sissi, convey a strong picture of her: much is impressively documented and shown. Personal photos from private collections and excerpts from numerous films take the viewer back then to get a good impression. But Romy's difficult childhood too: born into a torn world as well as her time at boarding school and her personal family situations are all illuminated very clearly here. I think it is a very successful and worthwhile exhibition that deserves to be visited. (Original) Es ist eine sehr gelungene und authentische Ausstellung und vermittelt das Leben von Romy in ihrer Kindheit und auch den Werdegang der Schauspielerin bis zu ihrem plötzlichen Tod in dem Sie all zu früh von uns gegangen ist. Vor allem auch die Kindheit mit vielen persönlichen Briefen - Darstellungen, Kleidung und andere Utensilien, die hier zusammen getragen wurden, sowie zahlreiche Begebenheiten in Schönau und später in ihrer Rolle als Sissi, vermitteln ein starkes Bild von ihr: Vieles beeindruckend dokumentiert und gezeigt.. auch persönliche Fotos, aus Privatbesitz und Ausschnitte aus zahlreichen Filmen, nehmen den Betrachter mit hinein in die damalige Zeit um einen guten Eindruck zu bekommen. Aber auch die nicht leichte Kindheit von Romy: hineingeboren in einer zerrissenen Welt als auch die Zeit im Internat und die persönlichen Familiären Situationen werden hier sehr stark beleuchtet. Ich finde, eine sehr gelungene und lohnenswerte Ausstellung, die es verdient besucht zu werden.

(Translated by Google) Romy Schneider is a piece of Berchtesgadener Land culture. Anyone interested in culture and enthusiastic about film and acting will discover and relive a piece of film history and the personality of an acting icon. While enjoying the exhibition with its numerous film posters, personal letters, and original items such as clothing, paintings, and photos, as well as Romy Schneider's personal details, you can listen to an audio file with further fascinating information about her. There is also a small cinema with informative film and television clips about Romy Schneider and the exhibition in Schönau itself. This exhibition was designed with great attention to detail by Berchtesgaden residents to honor Romy appropriately. The admission prices are more than reasonable. We were pleasantly surprised. Highly recommended! (Original) Romy Schneider ist ein Stück Kultur des Berchtesgadener Landes. Wer sich für die Kultur interessiert und sich für Filmkunst und Schauspiel begeistern kann, wird hier ein Stück Filmgeschichte und Persönlichkeit einer Ikone des Schauspiels entdecken und revue passieren lassen können. Während man die Ausstellung mit zahlreichen Filmplakaten, persönlichen Briefen und Original-Utensilien, wie z.B. Kleidung, Bildern und Fotos, sowie persönlichen Eckdaten von Romy Schneider genießen kann, lauscht man einer Audiodatei mit weiteren, spannenden Informationen zu ihrer Person. Es gibt auch einen kleinen Kinosaal mit informativen Film- und Fernsehausschnitten zu Romy Schneider und der Ausstellung in Schönau selbst. Mit ganz viel Liebe zum Detail wurde diese Ausstellung von Berchtesgadenern gestaltet, um Romy gebührend in Ehren zu halten. Die Eintrittspreise sind mehr als human. Wir waren positiv überrascht. Sehr empfehlenswert!

Prices are typical for an Alm on the beaten path, but the Currywurst and beer after a long climb is unbeatable.

Busy, windy and no view. We ordered a limonade and got a water. More expensive than neighbor places. We will always take the extra 45 min hike to Scheibstein.

You can get buttermilk or a cold beer after your hike

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(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, it was a closed day when I passed by. However, on closed days, the refrigerators are open, so thirsty hikers won't go empty-handed! Magnificent location, and the cows are omnipresent 🐄 (Original) Leider war Ruhetag, als ich hier vorbei kam. An geschlossenen Tagen herrscht aber Kühlschrankbetrieb, so daß der durstige Wanderer nicht leer ausgeht! Grandiose Lage und die Kühe sind allgegenwärtig 🐄

(Translated by Google) What can I say: the Mitterkaseralm is in a great location - if you descend from the Jennerbahn mountain station, descend from the Hohen Brett or ascend from Schönau. There is a beer garden with umbrellas in front of the house, which is great if you want to let your eyes wander. Or eat. There is a small selection of food, with something for everyone. And the food is really good. I felt really comfortable here. (Original) Was soll ich sagen: die Mitterkaseralm liegt genial - wenn man von der Jennerbahn Bergstation absteigt, vom Hohen Brett absteigt oder von Schönau aufsteigt. Es gibt vor dem Haus einen Biergarten mit Schirmen, der genial ist, wenn man auch den Blick schweifen lassen will. Oder essen. Es gibt eine kleine Auswahl an Essen, wobei für jeden hohe etwas dabei ist. Und das Essen ist richtig gut. Ich habe mich hier richtig wohl gefühlt.

(Translated by Google) We've been here a few times, and everything is always great!!! Sepp and his team are very friendly and on the ball. We were there on Saturday for the 70th anniversary, and what you put together was incredible!!! We've never had so much fun on the mountain 😁👍🏼 and the food was amazing.... Thanks for the experience, and here's to another 70 years, Sepp 🍀😊 (Original) Wir waren schon ein paar Mal hier und es ist immer alles top!!! Sepp und sein Team sind sehr freundlich und auf Zack. Wir waren am Samstag zum 70-jährigen da und was ihr auf die Beine gestellt habt, unglaublich!!! Wir hatten noch nie soviel Gaudi aufm Berg 😁👍🏼 und das Essen war sauguad.... Danke für das Erlebnis und auf weitere 70 Jahre, Sepp 🍀😊

Nice place but lots should be renewed. Menu in restaurant without pictures is horrible stuff, should look what another people eat )) but nice place to spend time

Well organised, the kids love it. Very busy! Take care in the rapids with those who can't swim well. It gets very busy and I didn't feel it was safe at times. My daughter who is a good swimmer, got trapped under someone for a short time as people keep stopping on the entrance where the rapid gets stronger. I think the numbers in the rapids need managing and the layout amending also for safety. Someone may end up drowning in there. Pools are lovely and warm. The steam rooms were fab. Love the swinging chairs. It is a family spa so not a place to relax but to have fun.

Small but precious. It doesn't have an overwhelming number of attractions, but everything is very nice and clean and it's very nice to stay for a day. My kids had tons of fun, as it was not too crowded and they used the water slide all the time, without any wait.

What a great facility! Took my three kids to spend a day inside due to inclement weather. Five pools inside with relaxing areas as well. Lunch was convenient and reasonably priced (cost more than entry for 4+ hours with one adult and three kids.) Water temperature could have been slightly warmer, but it was a great day. My youngest two wore themselves out on the water slide (fun!!) for hours.

Very nice place but the handrails and other metal elements inside the pools were dirty and oily, and a few diffusers of hot steam in steam room were broken and just dripping drops of hot water onto body. Bathrooms could be cleaner as well. Besides that, there is a chilling room, outside pool, smoking areas all over the place, and a restaurant.

This isn’t a real hot spring, it’s just salt water, and the spa facilities can’t be operated by yourself—you have to wait for the scheduled times for them to turn on. The experience wasn’t very good.

Front desk staff wasn't very helpful, especially since it was obvious we had never been there, but the multiple warm pools were very nice, esp the one half outside. Highly recommend for children too! Lots of play areas for them.

Beautiful short hike up to Rabenwand with amazing views over the lake. Steep but quick climb, well worth it for the panorama at the end!

We walked down here from the middle station of the ski lift. It's a pleasant walk, and the view is wonderful. Down by the lake there are almost always crowds, but up here, luckily, only soup people visit.

this view point is a bit far and the trail is not friendly if you are wearing wrong type of shoes. But it’s definitely better than Malerwinkel. By the photos we might think it’s the same why to hike until here. But the view and the perspective of the Lake Königsee is completely different from here.

Brilliant experience. The last leg of the journey was a bit challenging but rewarding because of the final destination!! Choosing a good sunny day is the most important. Feels like you're in Switzerland!

Beautiful observation deck, there are some benches to sit down and admire the lake.

What a stunning location. Perfect for hikes in the summer and views are just simply breathtaking. One of my fav parks in Germany, i would highly recommend planning a trip here and just be mesmerised.

Definitely worth the hike up, wasnt too difficult, took about 40 mins up.