Fun things to do in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 31 fun attractions and activities

A must visit for all people who like walking though nature. This place is amazing and so beautiful. U walk through it and wonder how nature works and see that if u leave nature to itself it does amazing things. People with wheelchair, strollers and people with walking handicap will have a hard time walking though here. Also when u go through the gorge is good to have a flash light, waterproof clothing and hiking booth.

Beautiful experience! The Partnachklamm is very well maintained and easy to follow, with clear paths and a nicely mapped route through the gorge. It’s a relatively easy hike. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, but the scenery more than makes up for it. After exiting the gorge, there are plenty of hiking trails to choose from if you’d like to continue exploring. Highly recommended!

Amazing place, gorgeous. Nature is impressive and the power of water is very obvious here. Some parts are rather dark though, so maybe bring a torch or just use your mobile phone for lighting. The paths are narrow in some parts but seeing that there wasn't too much going on, it was not a problem. I can imagine that it might be bothersome on busy day.

Visiting Partnachklamm – Beautiful, But Overpriced Partnachklamm (Partnach Gorge) is undeniably a natural wonder and a must-see if you're in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen area. The gorge is stunning, with its narrow passageways, towering limestone walls, and the sound of rushing water echoing through the canyon. It's an impressive display of raw natural beauty that photographers and nature-lovers will absolutely appreciate. However, the experience does come with a downside: the entrance fee. At €10 per adult (as of 2025), it feels steep for what is essentially a short, 700-meter walk through the gorge. While the path is well-maintained and safety measures are clearly in place, the high price doesn’t quite match the duration or complexity of the attraction. There's no guided experience included, and facilities are fairly basic. If you're traveling with a family or on a budget, the cost can add up quickly. It would be more reasonable if the ticket included access to nearby trails or some additional interpretive content about the geology and history of the gorge. In short: Pros: Stunning scenery, unique experience, easily accessible. Cons: Short walk, crowded during peak hours, and overpriced for what you get. Worth visiting once, especially if you've never seen a gorge like this before — but be prepared to pay more than you'd expect for a brief nature walk.

It’s a beauty. Observing the gorge and the surrounding was a very nice adventure. Obviously it might get a bit crowded especially on the weekends but the beauty wouldn’t allow anything to interfere. There is also a very nice hike route right after the gorge. Totally recommend.

Amazing experience walking along the catwalk and carved path through this glacial slot canyon! The water is clear and tinted ice-blue, rushing, and slicing through space that seems only a few feet wide, while you walk through cavernous tunnels and under overhangs. And then, coming out the other side, you get to walk back above and over it all! What a fun hike!! Just be prepared for some steep walking with good shoes, water, and a flashlight for those dark sections!

An unusual gorge. I've been to many, but this one is very interesting. There are many sections where you simply walk through a narrow tunnel right in the cliff. A lot of people. Obviously, this place is very popular.

When planning our trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, I was initially hesitant about spending the money to ride up the mountain—but it was absolutely worth it. The sheer scale of the mountains and the breathtaking views from the top are impossible to fully appreciate until you’re there. I took dozens of photos, but none of them truly capture the experience—this is something you need to see for yourself. We chose to hike back down, and the trails were clearly marked and well maintained. Our goal was to reach the Partnach Gorge, but a trail closure due to a damaged bridge forced us to take a 1.5-mile detour. If you're planning to hike, I recommend checking ahead for any trail closures so you can adjust your route as needed. This was a highlight of our trip and something I’d recommend to anyone visiting the area.

First time in my life going up this high. I have a fear of heights but in a very specific way. Tip if you do too: Do NOT get on the Alpspix platforms. ...But otherwise it was very nice! I enjoyed the views a lot and I would love to come back here one day.

This place is just amazing If you are a mountain and nature lover you must visit it. Easy access,safe and many activities to do(walking,running,bicycle) And the view is just amazing !!!!!

Breathtaking experience and vistas. We were completely in awe. Felt like we were in heaven. Others must have felt it too as everyone up there seemed to be making an effort to stay as quiet as possible, as if not wanting to disrupt the peace and quiet. Must visit if skies are clear.

Excellent experience. There is a restaurant at the base of the mountain and one on top. You can toggle between two different mountain tops and all of them have a restaurant. The views are amazing and it is very kid friendly as well.

Amazing experience. I was up there by myself and it was so peaceful. Only setback is train is once an hour so I missed the train on my way back to Garmisch. But in the end the walk was beautiful. So not a bad thing!

Not very Tourist friendly even though I speak the language. The sign in the train says one thing but it is wrong

Very high traffic, great place to hike, explore, plenty of photo opportunities, ride or walk to the top for even more hiking, restaurant, playground, walk barefoot on the mountain reconnecting with Earth's energy.

It was a great experience for me even though I visited many places like this but this was beyond the best.

Great place to get a bite to eat and a drink before going on a hike.

It was amazing to see children practicing the ski jump while enjoying a beer and delicious food

This is a huge structure. Really impressive to actually watch someone on the jump. So brave (or foolish).

This place is open to visit for free to all the visitors. It is just at the starting point of famous tourist spot called Partnachklamm. Olympic events took place at this venue. Also this is available for skiing in winter at certain cost. This ramp is really big and there is a hotel at the bottom of the ramp.

The height was absolutely breathtaking! We reached the top through the meadow road on the backside, and the view gave me goosebumps.

Wonderful collection, I honestly did not expect it to be so large and was pleasantly surprised.

Excellent collection of period art and furniture... and now there's also a small, modern art room attached. Well worth the admission charge and an hour or two of your time.

Interesting and educational. The staff was very kind. I loved it!

Not great if your a tourist with zero German. 90% of the info has no translation. Nice to visit on a wet day all the same. Entry was only €4

Very friendly lady( and I mean Lady) at the reception makes the effort worthwile. A very big museum for little space. Many original items. Entry fee is only 1€.

Interesting collection of varied pieces and definitely worth an hour visit. It is very reasonably priced and right on the historic Ludwigstrasse.

This was so interesting and I thoroughly enjoyed it. You literally feel like you walked into the past. Very affordable and on the beautiful Ludwigstrasse in the Partenkirchen side of GAP.

I'd bet many Americans don't get to this out-of-the-way beautiful yet moving place. It was memorable and moving to my wife and I. Moving because it is not only clearly Holy, but also a statement as to the follies of men when they choose war. The many little plaques, and this is only one wall among many, not only here but throughout Germany, that speak of their war losses. Then the oil painting pictures combantants, and the translation basically thanks God that their prayers asking for no bombing were answered. (Perhaps a German could provide us an accrurate translation?) The combination of the painting with all those plaques created in me a very reflective mood. It's a beautiful church in a lovely location and a nice hike, whether going up the mountain and then walking down or walking up from Partenkirchen.

Beautiful place _ worth visit

We discovered this place on our hike, not realising it was only minutes from our hotel. It's both a beautiful and moving church which acts as a memorial for the wars. It's a must-visit and I got more from this than most "tourist war memorials".

Beautiful walk, beautiful church that I had the pleasure of visiting during a stage towards the Tannehütte route. A place of prayer disfigured (in my opinion) by the presence of numerous plaques of Nazi soldiers who fell in war. A reprehensible presence.

Beautiful church interior. Painful reminder of the world wars on the way in through the main entrance from the Philosopher's path stairs (all the pictures of children parents would never see again). Worth a visit and you can reward the kids with a trip to the playground afterward.

A very silent place, where you can feel beavenly. The walk up the hill is also mesmerising, with a silent gush of the wind, and a view of the whole town on one side. The church is very peaceful, as expected.

I visited last week. The church has a beautiful church with paintings. On the wall. Worth visiting. Solemn atmosphere in the scenic mountain landscape.

Nice walk, family friendly, but not suitable for baby buggies, as the last part is very steep in some places. I recommend you take hiking sticks along.

Scenic waterfalls can be found with a moderate hike of approximately 400 meters in elevation gain. This path is less frequented by crowds, and the summit offers breathtaking views. It is a family-friendly destination, suitable for both adults and children.

If you like scenic trails and want an outdoor experience with beautiful views of Garmisch and the Zugspitze this place is one of many around this area to get some great exercise and photos. If you haven’t hiked up to straight across eye level be prepared. Level of difficulty is a 4 out of 5. You must wear proper hiking gear. Check the weather forecast. Backpack with water and food. A full battery for your cellphone. Walking stick. If you are out of shape do not attempt. Coming down will weaken your legs. It’s is steep and many treacherous exposed tree roots to trip over.

This is a real find. It's a beautiful spot that is really accessible to most, the path is a well maintained gravel path. You could reach the main bridge with the big waterfalls in 45 minutes, but it would be better to enjoy the journey and longer at the many spots where you can see the cascading water work its way down into the valley. To note: the way up is the way down. We parked at the sports field, but there are several points to access this trail.

It was a wonderful visit. The natural beauty is surreal. The waterfall and the river is delight to watch. The hike is steep so I would rate it medium, depending on what time you plan to visit. The trail is sometimes slippery because of frozen steps.

This waterfall is amazingly beautiful. It takes about 30 minutes or so walking from Farchant train or bus station to this waterfall. Along the way, you will enjoy the views of the forest around. This is an easy to medium hiking as the mountain is a bit steep for some parts. But it is really worth the effort. This place is a must for hikers. You will thank me for recommending this waterfall to you.

This is such a wonderful place to go hiking. It takes you a bit effort but it is well worth it. The view is amazing! You won't regret spending time here. If you want to have an unforgettable experience, then grab your gear. 😀

Visiting Zugspitze was an incredible experience — we were lucky to have beautiful weather, which made the views even more stunning. We bought a cable car ticket for €66, which takes you all the way to the peak of Germany’s highest mountain. The ride itself is smooth and scenic, and once you reach the top, you’re greeted with breathtaking, snow-clad mountain views — truly a sight to remember! After spending some time at the peak, we took another cable car to the glacier area, which is open depending on the season. The views here were even more spectacular, and we got to see people skiing, which added to the lively atmosphere. One thing to note: the last cable car down is at 4:45 PM, so make sure to plan your visit accordingly to make the most of your day. Highly recommended for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone looking to experience the beauty of the Alps.

We visited Zugspitze hoping for those famous panoramic views from Germany’s highest peak — but the weather had other plans! The skies stayed cloudy and we didn’t catch the 360° vistas, but to our surprise, it started snowing — in June! ❄️ Despite the limited visibility, the experience was still magical. Riding the cable car up through the clouds, then stepping out into a snow-covered summit was surreal. The observation decks and facilities are very well maintained, and there’s still a thrill in knowing you’re standing at 2,962 meters above sea level. We’ll definitely come back on a clearer day — but even with the clouds, Zugspitze gave us a unique and memorable adventure!

Incredible experience. We took the cable car and the views were amazing. You can walk around and eat lunch at the top. Would definitely recommend having a glass of wine down by the lake after!

worth the 75 euro ticket - beautiful views from the highest point of germany. very well maintained. good food and drink options available. recommend the short via ferrata to the peak!

What a great place! We visited in July 2024 and the weather was perfect. We went earlier in the day so we were able to get in and our before the clouds came in and obstructed the views. Saying the views are spectacular does not do it justice. They are amazing and go for miles. The staff that we encountered were very kind and helpful. They spoke enough English that we were able to get by easily. The temperature was a bit cooler up there, than at the bottom so please keep that in mind, but it felt great and we loved it! The winds are also a little more brisk, but again they felt great. We were able to get around up there easily and even the one in our party that is scared of heights was able to navigate up there easily. Would recommend and we will be back when in the area!

Wonderful place to see. Too bad the glacier is not there anymore

What an incredible experience to go to the highest point in Germany. Amazing view and amazing ride up and down.

O man what a great place! The kids went skiing for the first time and we enjoyed watching them while sipping our beer. There was plenty of food options and great indoor and outdoor seating. Can’t wait to go back to check it out sometime soon

I grew up in GAP and see a very positive development. My mom still lives here, so I‘m coming back for family reasons from time to time, but I have to admit, that in the meantime, when people ask if it‘s worth a visit I‘m feeling comfortable to confirm. It‘s not an Austrian style small snowy ski village in the middle of the slopes, but you can have a good time skiing in GAP for a few days for sure! There is something for everyone, but I would recommend it for a skill level above beginners. There are no wide flat slopes from button to top. It more offers a wide variety of slopes - also some interesting once for experts. But you also can learn to ski here. I did and so my kids are doing right now.

I love Garmisch Klassik. The ski area offers not only the fantastic 3.6 km long World Cup Kandahar downhill run but also other great runs. Fantastic!!

Great place to ski. Many runs to choose from. Make sure to hit it in January and February when the snow pack is the best.

Great ski resort. Pretty easy to navigate. Pistes for all types of abilities. Lift ticket was reasonably priced too. Parking was also reasonably priced

A wonderful place and a piece of heaven indeed. Cable cars are available all the time during winter season and slopes are so great for skiing. Beginners, intermediates or advanced will have fun there. The view from above is amazing. Staff there are helpful. The bar up there is full of all kinds of hot & cold drinks, food and alcohols. Prices are ok. Highly recommended for families as children can have their own part of the fun.

Absolutely amazing. Phenomenal runs and great views. When it comes to the alps Garmisch is on the easier end. The runs are long, wind through the mountain, and very enjoyable. Highly recommend if looking for beginners and experienced skiers/boarders that want more than downhill slopes.

Make sure to look up conditions on the hill before going. It looks like a pretty good area but it was completely covered in ice when we came making walking very dangerous, let alone using the playground or sledding or skiing.

First of all, if you want to came here, you better be coming in the morning, because even in working day ,in our case Friday, it was so busy that we end up looking for parking an our. The ride from the top was awesome, great looking wiews, when you are at the top of the mountain, there is playground for kids, and 50 meters away there is restorant with great prices. There is a road, down the hill, where you can walk, and go to Partnamklam ,I don't know the name correctly, you will get there about 1our and 15 min. Enjoy the wiews 😊

Parking nearby (5eur card), no waiting queue, smaller cosy gondolas, clean. In August may be difficult to find parking spot although the parking is big

Free if you have a Garmisch guest card. But only one-way. We took it on the way down after ascending through the Partnachklamm route.

definitely worth to visit, beautiful views and free one way ticket with guest card, on the way down you will find Partnachklamm, one the must visited place in Garmisch Partenkirchen

Well worth taking the gondola at summer, great views. For family hiking you can take it up to the mountain and walk down by feet.

The cable cars are very modern..The new kids area is very nice as well..you can also hike for different places when you go up

(Translated by Google) Ten reasons to visit: 1. There are traces of Richard Strauss here. 2. There is a display of Richard Strauss’ relics here. 3. Here is an introduction to the life of Richard Strauss. 4. Here is an introduction to the works of Richard Strauss. 5. Here are the correspondence materials of Richard Strauss and other musicians. 6. There is also a display of Richard Strauss’ CD and DVD collections. 7. Of course, there are music scores and related research books of Richard Strauss. 8. This can make up for the regret of not being able to enter Richard Strauss's villa. 9. There is also an introduction by conductor Hermann Levi on the ground floor. 10. There are not many people here, so you can enjoy the view without being crowded. Unless you don't like Richard Strauss, it doesn't matter if you don't come. If you like "Tyr's Prank", "Don Quixote", "Thus Spoke Zarathustra", "Alpine Symphony" and other famous works that have appeared in movies and TV series, such interesting, interesting and magnificent music, The composer's own footprints are definitely worthy of being star-struck. (Original) 前往一遊的十個理由： 一、這裡有理查史特勞斯的足跡。 二、這裡有理查史特勞斯的遺物陳列。 三、這裡有理查史特勞斯的生平介紹。 四、這裡有理查史特勞斯的作品介紹。 五、這裡有理查史特勞斯和其他音樂家的書信資料。 六、這裡還有理查史特勞斯的CD與DVD收藏展示。 七、這裡當然有理查史特勞斯的樂譜與相關研究書籍。 八、這裡可以彌補不能進入理查史特勞斯別墅的遺憾。 九、這裡樓下一層還有指揮家赫爾曼·列維(Hermann Levi)的介紹。 十、這裡人不多，可以好好觀看，不必人擠人。 除非你不喜歡理查史特勞斯，不來沒關係。假如你喜歡「提爾的惡作劇」、「唐吉軻德」、「查拉圖斯泰拉如是說」、「阿爾卑斯交響曲」這些電影、電視劇出現過的名作，這麼有趣、有意思又壯麗動人的音樂，作曲家本人足跡絕對值得追星前往。

(Translated by Google) The Richard Strauss Institute not only has a museum or exhibition about Richard Strauss, you can also get married there. A very nice location, instead of the normal registry office! It costs €100, but it's worth it!! However, you can only get married there on Friday! There is also a small park right next to it for nice photos. A nice alternative for a beautiful, extraordinary civil wedding in beautiful Garmisch-Partenkirchen! (Original) Das Richard-Strauss-Institut, hat nicht nur ein Museum bzw eine Ausstellung über Richard-Strauss, man kann sich auch dort trauen lassen. Eine sehr schöne Location, statt das das normale Standesamt! Kostet allerdings 100€, aber es ist es wert!!Allerdings kann man sich dort nur Freitag trauen lassen! Es gibt auch direkt daneben einen kleinen Park für schöne Fotos. Eine schöne Alternative für eine schöne, außergewöhnliche standesamtliche trauung im schönen Garmisch-Partenkirchen!

(Translated by Google) This is the house where German composer Richard Strauss lived and is now used as a museum and research institute. Here you can listen to all the music he composed and see numerous exhibits. (Original) 독일의 작곡가 리하르트 슈트라우스가 살던 집으로 지금은 박물관과 연구소로 이용되고 있다. 이곳에서 그가 작곡한 모든 음악을 들어볼 수 있고, 수많은 전시물들을 볼 수 있다.

(Translated by Google) A nice historic building from the era, in a picturesque location. History and architecture (Original) Ładny zabytkowy budynek z epoki, malowniczo położony. Historia i architektura

(Translated by Google) Richard Strauss Institute: memorial and research (Original) Richard Strauss Institut: Gedenkstätte und Forschung

We couldn't have picked a better day than this to ride the gondola up to view Alpspitz. The correct parking lot was a little tricky to find, and we had to walk a way to the station. But once there, the lines were short and we were able to purchase tickets and hop on a gondola within 20 minutes. The views were spectacular. There are many trail options once at the top. We decided just to relax on the patio and take in the view with lunch, which was delicious. An amazing experience.

Nice ride to Alpspitze 😁 summer 2025 the price was okay with 39 euros for a return. Nice restaurants at the top and very good hiking possibility at the top, with spectacular view towards Garmish P. And the Valley...

Great service offering a quick and easy way to the the AlpspiX viewing platform! There's a cable car every 10 minutes and almost 50 people can fit in one go. Although in corona times, they usually keep just 20-25 at a time. It's clean, well maintained and has a huge free parking lot. Found the prices to be expensive though. But totally worth the experience!

Love this! Though Zügspitz it more popular, this location allows you to experience the Alps, see the valley, and enjoy some great food, with family and friends....and its less expensive than the alternative.

Beautiful views on the cable car up and down with decent prices as well. Wish the last descent wasn’t so early (17:30) especially in the summer. All staff were very friendly

Popular spot so always people up there. Liftnstaff were friendly and helpful. The views are beautiful and I love the darkness of the rock.

Very good view and very scary lift because it is very high above the ground but very interesting view

Lovely place but a bit of a let down after coming from Mittenwald. Didn't spend long here but did purchase a lovely pair of shoes.

Lovely to walk around and see the painted buildings, then gave a meal in one of the small cafe/restaurant and soak in the atmosphere

What a lovely place I’ve been to with my family! Very nice and relaxing with lots of walking and stores open. A wide selection of restaurants from different places, and a very nice park just near the casino in front of the fountain. We took a stroll around the park and enjoyed the beautiful Sounds of Nature and the small Trailwalk leading up to a small Bavarian themed carnival, which only had a carousel and about five other games, such as hit the darts. Keep in mind that most stores around this place closes around 6 o’clock so if you’re coming here I suggest coming out around 2 PM staying for about two hours just the perfect amount of time you need for this beautiful place.

Beautiful, tranquil village.

The best runaway for short weekend... never had enough of it !! For all nature & peaceful places seekers, this is your haven !

Lovely place beautiful surrounding

Lovely place and friendly people

Great moderate hike starting from the Partnachklamm exit. The trail takes about two hours, mostly on wide and well-maintained paths, with handrails in steeper spots and benches along the way for breaks. At the top you’re rewarded with stunning views of the Alps. The Alm serves cold beer and tasty food, making it the perfect finish to the hike. A very rewarding experience!

I thought I’d be clever and hike up the path instead of riding the cable car. Oh my, it was insanely steep in places and really hard work! Still, felt great to get to the top, enjoy the views, and then head down the shaded zig-zagged path to the gorge.

This is beautiful stop while in Garmisch- Partinkirchen. The cable car ride up is barely 10mins. And very next to the Olympic ski stadium

The cable car is nice and give a relaxing but beautiful view. The hiking down to the gorge is very beautiful !

It was my first time in Gondola and I was so scared. It was a great experience.

Super hike, even better food and beer. Very gemütlich

Be So insanely beautiful. You hike can up Eckbauer or take the gondola. There is also a gorge on one side that is super cool to walk through with rushing water.

A really nice chill place for alil bit of hiking!

A bit confusing getting there, but pretty cool! Great views and it's free

Beautiful and nice castle ruins in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. I came to the trail head by public bus, then hiked for 30 minutes or so to the castle ruins. The ruins are wonderful and this spot is calm and peaceful. It is perfect for hikers. The views from the top is awesome. I came on a sunny day in Autumn, the scenery is amazing. Recommended to nature lovers.

The ruins are beautifully placed on the mountain giving a perfect view of the valley. From the parking lot at Pfleger See (Berggasthof Pflegersee) you can walk to the ruins through the forest in 20-30 minutes. It’s an easy walk – just up and down some small hills. On the way you can find different information boards telling about the castles history (I think the first board is right at Pfleger See). After the tour you can take a swim in Pfleger See and eat at the Berggasthof. Menu, quality and prices are medium but fair.

Extremely easy hike/walk. You can even drive to the restaurant that sits behind it. Easy to get to.

I think we accidentally came in through a partly private path? But anyway it was very beautiful, we were completely alone

Absolutely beautiful spot to rest after a nice hike up.

gorgeous modern cabin with the most beautiful view while enjoying a beer or two after a hike. the menu is limited and on the pricier side, but the location is great.

One of my favorite huttes in town. Great view and the food is amazing. On Wednesdays they stay open till 10 and have music (if the weather permits) and it is a lot of fun! I highly recommended the goulash.

Pulled pork burger AMAZING 😍. Homemade bread and toasted ! Eat with a view! (Self- service)

Best mountain hut in Gap! Easy to reach, top service and delicious food and drinks! Highly recommended!

great view ! even on Mondays when it is closed you can buy tasty regional sausages and bier from the vending machine .

My wife and I chose the Tannenhütte for our wedding venue and had the perfect experience. The atmosphere is so charming and the space is perfect for any weather conditions you may encounter. Our guests were also quite impressed with the views of the valley and the mountains. Furthermore the quality of the food far exceeded our expectations-- we eagerly look forward to visiting the next time we are in Garmisch. Many sincere thanks to Anna and the entire staff, you are the BEST.

Very nice location and great panorama over to Alpspitze and Zugspitze. This is a new hut and well designed, albeit not in a traditional Bavarian style.

A multi-functional ice sports facility located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. Affordable, and accessible, the location offers fun for the entire family, just beware there are crowds of unattended children skating and falling on various directions and thus, ice skating may not be fun for all and at time even somewhat perilous ⚠️ Without many alternatives nearby in the tourist town, the location remains a popular destination for ice skating, ice hockey, curling, and figure skating. The stadium is open to the public for recreational skating during specific hours, and rental skates are available on-site, making it accessible even for beginners willing to learn while dodging unattended children and inattentive adults. It often hosts professional ice sports events, so it’s a good idea to check the schedule in advance to avoid conflicting with event days. The facility is well-maintained and offers a family-friendly atmosphere, with options for spectators to watch games or performances. There’s a small café where visitors can grab a snack or warm drink. Also a few vending machines offering drinks and snacks. Parking is available nearby, but during peak times or events, it’s advisable to arrive early to secure a spot unless you are forced to resort to the other paid parking lots nearby. Dress warmly, as it can get cold inside the rink, even if you’re not skating but beware your belongings as you may leave them while you skate. For those looking to try ice sports for the first time, staff members are generally helpful, and lessons may be available depending on the season. The stadium is in a beautiful alpine setting, so you can combine your visit with other activities in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, such as skiing or exploring the town.

Went for a hockey tournament. One rink is colder than the other rink. This ice rink has a lot of history. It's crazy to think about and that it's still going strong.

We Danes get to see our beautiful Garmisch-Partenkirchen at least once on New Year's Day, when the world-famous Skijump competition is held. We normally snuggle up on the sofa with a bag of delicious chips, trying to cure a post-party hangover. It's so different though when you're actually there! Without any snow and the stadium closed in the summer, you can really see the historical elements of the place, including some really interesting bits from the Second World War (like the emblems). We did a quick walk around the grounds, made a few touristy pictures and left after having a great time. It's definitely worth a visit!

Daughters have just started ice hockey training.. Staff are Very friendly and train all ages and skill ranges. Highly recommend

Visiting only outside. Just a building

I Was Lucky to Visit The Garmisch Olympia Skiing. Stadium in. South. Germany in. The State of. Bavaria. While on. A. Tour Of. Europe

Good weekend activity for the family. My family and I visited on a Saturday. The entry fee, skate rental and a helper for our 4-year old was about €30, so not bad for an entire day's worth of skating. The facility was decent and well maintained, although a little outdated in my opinion. We will definitely come back a number of times.

What a great place in the hart of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Its free of charge and at the summertime they have some concerts. We would like to recommend this one if you ned some peace and harmony in the middle of shopping district.

A wonderful garden with a wonderful mountain view to spend some time or read some books 😍😍

Nice place to have a bit of lunch

Beautiful park with lovely floral arrangements, clean free toilets and lots of undercover seating areas to have a picnic if the weather has a sudden turn!

Interactively fun, cute and silly art. Definitely visit if you have a moment, great space for a picnic or for kiddos to run wild.

It is so colorful and large that we have herbs and flower section public toilet is here to use free of charge.

Beautiful relaxing park but it misses some space for children and you are not allowed to sit on the grass :/

Built and maintained with love. But small, and little to no English translations on the exhibit’s.

The lady at the reception is absolutely lovely! The place itself is a great choice, especially for bad weather afternoons. Kids loved it! They have also separate space for so called Kinderecke, so reserve some extra time to let kids play and have fun.

it is nice but small

Cool small museum for Old dolls

Always interesting exhibitions.

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(Translated by Google) An entertaining, interesting, and unique little museum. The children also enjoyed it, especially the beautiful dioramas with nativity scenes. There's a section with hand-painted porcelain, another with old and new toy dolls made of various materials, the aforementioned nativity scenes, and an area for special exhibitions. (Original) Kurzweiliges, interessantes und einzigartiges kleines Museum. Auch die Kinder fanden es gut, vor allem die sehr schönen Dioramen mit Krippen. Es gibt einen Bereich mit handbemaltem Porzellan, eine weitere mit alten bis neuen Spielpuppen aus verschiedensten Materialien, die angesprochenen Krippen und ein Bereich für Sonderaustellungen.

Fantastic cable car! You can get out halfway and we thought that was it and were happy but then you do the other half ascent! Just wow! You are in the clouds, above the clouds and it is just awesome 🥰 helpful staff who understood our English. Love Germany 🇩🇪 and its beautiful natural landscape. Pictures will never do it justice 🥰

Amazing half-day trip! Plenty of parking (€6 for a day ticket). No waiting line for the cable car. The views on the way up are great, and the view from the top is absolutely amazing. There are places to eat at the base and the top (prices differ), and lots of seating. Great for kids too! Highly recommend for an easy, scenic outing.

Amazing views! Best thing to do on a Sunday when most things are closed. Went in mid-October. Was worried about visibility the day we had tickets for but cleared the cloud line about halfway up, and was warmer at the top. Beers at the summit restaurant paired perfectly with the view. Did not disappoint!

Station for the cable car to go to the top of the mountain. Staff at the ticket counter are friendly and helpful to get the best value. We went to mittelstation and then hiked the rest of the way up that was very gruelling. Would bot recommend hike from the base to the summit as no real views and first section is fairly boring. Cable cars fit four normal size people and had great views

A nice excursion! The Wank cable car is almost antique, which is interesting and nice too. At the summit, there are easy walkways suitable for the elderly.

I personally hiked the mountain and found it very nice. Most of the route was relatively easy and suitable for most people. Plan for 5-6 hours up and down.

Fantastic experience. Easy to park, great staff at the base station. Super ride to the top. Two restaurants, clean free toilets and the views, just WOW

Cogwheel train ride starts from here and its up to Zugspitz. This station is just a 5 minute walk from the 'Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bahnhof (Main station)'. Full ride is about 70 minutes with hourly departures. You can experience Zugspitz and Obersee . Make sure to come early atleast 30-45 min before train departure as they limit capacity of people that can get inside and it’s first come first serve basis. It is very overcrowded! Winter time they closed the ticket sale early. Some people missed the train rise because the ticket sale was closed for the day, however next day ticket was available. So please plan accordingly. Check the schedule for times because it does not run late in the evening. Best way to buy ticket in advance and reach there early on the journey date. Ticket price is expansive (72 euro). The train goes very slowly and passes through a very long tunnel. If you want to enjoy the scenic view, then try for cable car. However, still it will be a pleasant and enjoyable journey through the mountain. This cogwheel rail will take you from Garmisch to Eibsee, you can take a cable car from Eibese else you can continue this train till Zugspitzplatt. You can take this train one way to the top and return it by cable to the Eibese.

What a waste of time and money! It is the highest summit of Germany and yes the view is nice. But… The cable car was under maintenance and we had to take the train up to Zugspitze. It only went every other hour - we waited after ticket purchases (75€ per person!!) for 45min. Then it was so crowded that we had to stand in a very warm and smelly train. That train takes 45 min up the mountain. Lucky us it got stuck in a tunnel for 1h until we needed to leave the train and board another. Over all it took up our entire day and a lot of nerves and energy!! And when we were up, clouds covered Eibsee.. well - just take a nice hike instead or the cheaper ride to Wank!

This is not a cheap experience so you need to pick your day carefully weather wise. Go as early as you can. We went up at 9.30am which was great but as we were returning, coach loads and crowds of people were coming up. Once you buy the ticket, you can either go up on the fast cable car or the slow cog train, and coming back is the same - you choose. The train goes through the long mountain tunnel. It's very clean and spacious. I don't recommend buying advance tickets because if the weather is poor, you will see nothing!

I visited here in Mid Aug 2022. You need to Buy ticket of 63 euro per adult from Garmisch. A little cooler up here, so bring a sweater. Lunch is a little expensive, but you pay for the view. Wear good walking shoes. You can also hike. Beautiful hike and great views from the peak! It’s definitely more rewarding to hike rather than to take the lift, and if you have an overnight at Knorhutte, it isn’t hard to hike both ways. Breathtaking views, few nice cafes on the top to go and enjoy a light snack/ meal or a coffee. Would really recommend, even if you aren’t a skier! The top of Germany is a wonderful tourist spot. There's a cogwheel train to take you up till the skiying ground and from there by cable car. There's another ropeway cable car that takes you from foothills to the peak. There are several viewing platforms and restaurants. The peak is divided between Germany and Austria.

So you need the 75 euro round trip which covers the cog railway and the cable car there and back. Get the train from Garmisch to zugsplatz 75 euro for all this is cheep considering how expensive things are in london .

I had the bad luck of bad weather, but it did not stop me from getting at the peak of the mountain. The train ride was amazing, very beautiful. The final stop was also nice, but i can imagine is much better in good weather. There is also a restaurant + a museum (which i did not visit)

Nice and small train, that brings you to such an amazing place :) I liked, that they showed on tv, almost in the end of journey, a bit of a history of a tunnel and especially, the possible escape from a tunnel in case of emergency. It also stops at some point and let you go outside to make pictures of a wonderful nature.

Near to cable car station, friendly staff, quick access to small ski/sledge slope for kids. 1 less point for lack of vegetarian options .In today's times, having a tourist stop without vegetarian/non meat options(only pommes/French fries ) is market ignorance. :p . But at least they took card payments :) :)

Great ski venue. Lots of great blues, reds and blacks. No greens so beware! Typically well run by the Germans. Zugspitz is a must too. The slopes were v well maintained

I live in München and I hate it here. This is the worst ski place you can visit. On weekend especially! What makes it worse is the following: Ski slopes are barelly connected and barelly is really streatching it. Ofthen times you will have to push yourselves uphill with ski poles. Lifts are in generous word ancient. Yeah they will kinda argue that they are vintage and classic but thats just an excuse. Basically most important connecion lifts are two seaters. Yeah Im wish Im just angry and exaggerating. Buts its true. To be completely honest slopes are groomed and marked properly. Also the whole thing is really small, if there isn't such traffic one could go through all slopes in less then 2 hours. And last but not least pricing is just pure robbery. You pay €66 for day pas, like it's huge real ski resort and parking is not even included in the ticket. If you wanna see some world renovn ski resort you will not find it in Garmish they where popular back in 84' when Bosnia hosted Winter Olympic! Today its old small and run down expensive money grab. If there where 0 stars I would given it. Garmish if you are reading this, it's 25' nobody is using 2 seaters! Shame on you for pricing it like you did!

We were there in the spring and it was great. We bought a combo ticket since it is only 10€ more to go up a second time. The second day we did the Garmisch Classic which is more for hiking than the Zugspitz which is mainly just to get a great view from high up (which was also great). Many of the trails were closed so if you are going for large hikes or want to go to the top be sure to check what is open but for us it was fine. The views are great and the trails are really well maintained. A great way to pass the day here.

Great for beginners and intermediate. There are lifts but also very flat slopes to learn. Two restaurants with place to seat are great.

A great place to hike in the spring or summer. Great views and well marked trails all over.

excellent snow. Nice runs for intermediate skiers. Lots of powder just off the runs for parents skiing with kids on run.

Fantastic ride up to the mountain right next to Zugspitze (Zugspitz cable car was closed for maintenance on that day). Return ticket permits using 3 Seilbahns on Kreuzeck, including a 1km stroll from one mountain station to the next. We loved the views and having lunch at the Berghütte.

Nice and quiet ride. Somewhat small gondolas, but nice and of course a spectacular view. Ends at 1700 meters. Possible to hike 325 to the top.

Online tickets can be withdrawn there from machines any hour of the day.

DO NOT USE: The descent on the Kreuzeckbahn is shockingly overpriced — €23 per person for a five-minute ride with no clear pricing shown until after you’re already on the way down. There was no visible sign or warning at the top station, making it feel intentionally misleading. If you’re hiking, avoid this service entirely and walk down instead. Poor value and poor transparency.

It’s better to take the gondola down than take the steep and boring walk down.

Before you go up or when you come down try the little Restaurant Best food and drinks super cool people love It There

Nice gondola great views great location

Beautiful lake. Lovely for swimming and relaxing. Only downside was the area set aside for swimming that you had to pay for was quite small. Toilets and changing rooms avaliable.

I visited in the summer and was a bit disappointed. I didn't inform myself properly and didn't know that there was a bar, restaurant, and a hotel right by the lake. It was quite crowded and loud from tourists. The water wasn't cold and crystal clear but warm and muddy. It was nice anyway, just not what I expected.

The view is just worth it. You can walk around the lake and there’s a restaurant where you can sit near the lake and enjoy your meals. Its not expensive at all and the view is just worth watching.

After failing to park at the so-called eibsee, we happened to see a sign and went for a walk. I haven't enjoyed peace and quiet like this in a long time, instead of running to see this or that and jumping with the crowd. We just drank coffee basking in the sun and contemplating the majestic Alpine, snow-capped peaks. Small but 100% pleasure

This lake is nice, calm, peaceful and beautiful. It's on a mountain, so you have to hike up a bit. Walking around the lake would be nice, I suggest you to do it. It take 15 minutes or so to do that. There is a restaurant at the entrance you can enjoy some food and drink. If you are a nature lover or hiker, you should not miss this lake.

Lovely small lake that is walkable in 45 minutes or so. There’s a restaurant, hotel, and paddle boat rentals. There are connecting walking trails so check out your map if you want to explore more. We walked up to the Aule Alm restaurant and back to lengthen the walk. Highly recommend the lake walk if you want an easy but beautiful outdoor experience. We drove to get there, the hotel has EV parking to charge your car.

Nice area, a good restaurant was close by to eat food aswell

NEVER use the „Maurersteig“ if you’re a not a professional hiker!!! We chose this route and barely made it on top. If you still want to go - it’s better to leave your dog at home for this one. Was the view nice? Yes, sure. But was it worth it? Absolutely not. Make sure to have enough water and high calorie food. You can refill your water in one of the waterfalls.

Wonderful views

unique, quiet, royal place

Amazing view!

(Translated by Google) To my surprise, there was no Google Maps entry here, although this wonderful viewing plateau can be found on every hiking map in Garmisch and the surrounding area. Therefore it was created by me. It is listed as a summit at 1480 meters. The path there is identical to the climb to Kramer (Kramerspitz) up to a signposted fork. Due to the weather at the beginning of May, we took this shorter route (4 year old with baby carrier also included). It's a wonderful tour with fantastic views along the southern slope of the Kramer. The starting point is either the Bayernhalle (708 m) or the St. Martinshütte, which you have to hike to first. Ascent 2-3 hours, sure-footedness and a head for heights are no mistake here. The route should not be walked with flip flops. (Original) Zu meinem Erstaunen gab es hier noch keinen Google Maps Eintrag, obwohl dieses wundervolle Aussichtsplateau in jeder Wanderkarte in Garmisch und Umgebung zu finden ist. Daher wurde es von mir erstellt. Es wird als Gipfel mit 1480 Metern geführt. Der Weg dahin ist identisch mit dem Aufstieg zum Kramer (Kramerspitz) bis zu einer beschilderten Gabelung. Dem Wetter Anfang Mai geschuldet sind wir diese kürzere Route gegangen (4 Jähriger mit Kraxe auch dabei). Es ist eine wundervolle Tour mit fantastischer Aussicht entlang des Südhangs des Kramer. Ausgangspunkt ist entweder die Bayernhalle (708 m) oder die St. Martinshütte, die allerdings auch erst erwandert werden muss. Aufstieg 2-3 Stunden, Trittsicherheit und Schwindelfreiheit ist hier kein Fehler. Mit Flip Flops sollte die Strecke nicht gegangen werden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful hiking trails and stunning views of the entire surrounding area. You always meet nice people. (Original) Schöne Wanderwege und schöne Aussichten auf die ganze Umgebung. Man trifft immer nette Leute.

(Translated by Google) We went to Königstand in overcast weather. The path is quite challenging, it is about 750 meters in altitude and in one place or another the path is quite narrow. At the top you have a great one. Outlook, if the weather cooperates. The nature and the peace are simply wonderful. (Original) Wir sind bei bedeckten Wetter zum Königstand. Der Weg hat es schon in sich, es sind ca. 750 Höhenmeter und an der einen oder anderen Stelle ist der Weg recht schmal. Oben hat man dann einen tolle. Ausblick, wenn das Wetter denn mitspielt. Die Natur und die Ruhe ist einfach herrlich.

Nice area

Very disappointing fountain. Looked up fountains in GAP after a trail run in the heat to cool down and rest my tired little legs, only to find this fountain's water to be super murky and gross 🤢 Maybe it's a biotope now we can at least see some rare bog species in there in the near future...

(Translated by Google) Although it was covered, it suffered the same fate as the Richard Strauss Fountain in Munich. However, you can still see some of them and know their names are Salome, Electra and Daphne. It's worth it. It's okay if you squirt or not, and it's okay if you can't see them all. My only slight objection is, why not use the Marshal's wife? She should be more famous than Daphne, right? I know that Daphne is a Greek myth, Salome is a biblical story, and Electra is a Greek tragedy. They seem more suitable than the Marshal's wife or Sophie of Der Rosenkavalier. There are many opera roles, so it’s really difficult to choose. (Original) 雖然被遮住了，和慕尼黑的理查史特勞斯噴泉命運一樣。不過，還是可以看到一部分，並且知道她們的名字是莎樂美、厄勒克特拉和達芙妮，值得了，有沒有噴水沒差，看不到全部沒差。唯一有點小意見，為什麼不用元帥夫人，應該比達芙妮更有名吧？我知道達芙妮是希臘神話，莎樂美是聖經故事，厄勒克特拉是希臘悲劇，看起來好像又比玫瑰騎士的元帥夫人或蘇菲更合適。歌劇腳色不少，如何選擇真是難題。

(Translated by Google) Hi, I'm Sciaggia the rapper, ski streamer & gamer from Garmisch Partenkirchen and was happy to be able to make my music video at the Richard Strauss fountain. I would also be happy if you check out your Sciaggia on my social media channels as well as on SoundCloud, YouTube, Twitch & Instagram. (Original) Hi ich bin Sciaggia der Rapper, Ski Streamer & Gamer aus Garmisch Partenkirchen und war froh mein Musikvideo am Richard Strauss Brunnen machen zu können. Ich würde mich auch freuen wenn ihr auf meinen Sozialmedia Kanälen so wie auf SoundCloud, YouTube, Twitch & Instagram vorbei zu schauen euer Sciaggia.

(Translated by Google) The fountain is very beautiful, especially when illuminated at night. (Original) Фонтан очень красивый, особенно в ночной подсветке.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful fountain as a reminiscence of Richard Strauss. (Original) Sehr schöner Brunnen als Reminiszenz an Richard Strauss.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately you can't use the fountain don't admire it because it's made of wooden boards is surrounded. (Original) Leider kann man den Brunnen nicht bewundern, da er von Holzbrettern umstellt ist.

We’ve been tobogganing a few places and this one was decent, but perhaps more geared for beginners than those wanting an exhilarating ride. It leaves from the middle station, which does have great views. You’ll then tap your ticket and go through a 2 minute walk in a tunnel before reaching the start. The run itself is a bit narrow, so usually just 1-2 people at a time in parallel. The incline wasn’t great, but it did have a lot of hairpin-like turns. When we were there it was a lot of beginners, so too narrow to pass in places, and when they were blocking the path we had to stop - and it was hard to get going again given the not-very-steep incline. At the end, it stops at the street (basically), so you have to walk about 5 minutes on the sidewalk/pavement to reach the gondola if wanting to go again. I also dislike Solder’s ticketing barricades generally as it feels you have to tap in everywhere (on the gondola, to get to the middle station restaurant, to enter the toboggan run) and my card seemed to be slow to react so would hold up the line. Tickets are easy to purchase at the bottom, and there are several toboggan rental places within 25-50 meters, which was very convenient.

Lovely! Went two times. First time to get used to it, second time to go as fast possible in a safe way. Bit expensive though... 14€ (sled rent) + 20+ 18, to go two times. But if you are there, try it :)

Unresponsible host. The track was way too icy in januari it was impossible to brake. I would advice everyone to not go. Big crashes happend with people going knock-out and others running into them. I twisted my leg and my knee is now kaputt. Like last year the owners should be legally sued....they take 0 responsibility..

2 cable cars. 1 takes you to the middle approximately 2150meters. The next takes you to the top 3048meters. Very nice and fast.. cable cars are also clean.

Slush more than 70% of the way down... Don't weigh more than 50 kilos, or you'll have a bad time...

Amazing experience would love to do it again. A 14 km on sled in winter. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING

(Translated by Google) Mountain Cart in Sölden – a mountain tour with speed and views On a sunny summer day in Sölden, the experience begins at the Gaislachkogel Mittelstation, where you are met by a number of sturdy three-wheeled carts – Mountain Carts – ready for the day’s descent. Helmets are handed out and a brief instruction is given, and the atmosphere is relaxed and expectant. Right from the start, you can feel that safety is in control and that the route has been well thought out. As soon as you get in the cart and roll out onto the gravel road, the mountain landscape opens up with impressive views of the snow-capped peaks and the green valley. The tour follows a winding route, where every bend provides a new perspective on the Alps – and new opportunities to feel speed and control. Along the way, you encounter wide bends, rocky passages and long stretches with plenty of room to give it a little extra gas. The surface changes between firm gravel and loose stones, but the wide wheels and low center of gravity of the cart make you quickly feel safe while driving. The kart itself feels solid and easy to operate. There is no engine – everything is done in freewheeling, controlled with hand brakes and weight shifting. It gives a fantastic feeling of freedom, where you can adjust the pace according to your desire and ability through the mountainside. The price for one trip is 31 euros for adults and 24 euros for children under 15. If you want more than one trip – which many do – there is a discount when purchasing multiple admission tickets. This makes it ideal to take several trips on the same day, especially if you are in a group or just want to experience the mountains from the cart again and again. When you reach the bottom, you are left with the feeling of having been on an adventurous journey. The combination of fresh mountain air, the adrenaline rush of the turns and the view that is almost indescribable makes the trip something truly special. It is an activity that does not require experience, but still gives a sense of both action and control. A perfect summer experience in the Alps – and definitely something you will want to repeat. (Original) Mountain Cart i Sölden – en bjergtur med fart og udsigt På en solrig sommerdag i Sölden begynder oplevelsen ved Gaislachkogel Mittelstation, hvor man mødes af en række robuste trehjulede vogne – Mountain Carts – som står klar til dagens nedkørsel. Der bliver udleveret hjelm og givet en kort instruktion, og stemningen er afslappet og forventningsfuld. Allerede fra starten mærker man, at der er styr på sikkerheden, og at ruten er gennemtænkt. Så snart man sætter sig i vognen og triller ud på grusvejen, åbner bjerglandskabet sig med imponerende udsigter mod de sneklædte tinder og den grønne dal. Turen går ad en snoet rute, hvor hvert sving giver et nyt perspektiv på Alperne – og nye muligheder for at mærke fart og kontrol. Undervejs støder man på bredt anlagte sving, stenede passager og lange stræk med god plads til at give den lidt ekstra gas. Underlaget skifter mellem fast grus og løse sten, men de brede hjul og det lave tyngdepunkt på vognen gør, at man hurtigt føler sig tryg i kørslen. Selve karten føles solid og enkel at betjene. Der er ingen motor – alt foregår i fri rul, styret med håndbremser og vægtforskydning. Det giver en fantastisk fornemmelse af frihed, hvor man kan tilpasse tempoet efter lyst og evner gennem bjergsiden. Prisen for én tur er 31 euro for voksne og 24 euro for børn under 15 år. Hvis man har lyst til mere end én tur – hvilket mange får – er der mulighed for rabat ved køb af flere adgangsbilletter. Det gør det oplagt at tage flere ture på samme dag, især hvis man er i en gruppe eller bare har lyst til at opleve bjergene fra vognen igen og igen. Når man når bunden, står man med følelsen af at have været på en eventyrlig rejse. Kombinationen af den friske bjergluft, adrenalinsuset i svingene og udsigten, der næsten ikke kan beskrives med ord, gør turen til noget helt særligt. Det er en aktivitet, der ikke kræver erfaring, men som alligevel giver en fornemmelse af både action og kontrol. En perfekt sommeroplevelse i Alperne – og bestemt noget man har lyst til at gentage.

I saw some of the complaints in other reviews but we had a great time. With your tourist pass if you stay in Garmisch you get free access for one day (note that you cannot leave and return though). The place has a lot of pools including for little ones, a wave pool, an Olympic pool for laps, a hot pool at 32° and two awesome slides; one regular which turns round and round and one that is just a drop. There are pools inside and outside, a play area and the staff was great. One issue I can agree with is that the hours and what is open can change randomly it seems, as the sauna was closed when we went. Also note some items cost extra including hot tubs or the sauna. Still we had a blast.

They don't let anyone in one hour before closing and do not bother to mention it anywhere in their website. Doesn't matter for how long you want to stay there or if you have a free ticket or not. So for all of you who plan to get there for a hot sauna after a freezing hiking day (like I did, oh boy how disappointed I was to find that out), get there 1 hour before the official closing time.

Great pool for families. In doors and out doors. Baby pool. Slide and diving boards. Quite cheap. 13 Euro for 3 hours for family of 4. You can also buy a ticket for all day and sit outside on the grass and enjoy the fantastic views. Well worth a visit.

Indoor and outdoor swimming! Olympic pool. High Jump platforms. Family friendly. Friendly staff! Happy hour/ reduced entrance prices Mon -Fri. Reduced schedule, closed at 20:00.

It's old, smells weird, you can't find a pool where you can really have fun, like the one in Farchant, here you're just swimming lanes, jumping from a driving board, using one of the two fun water slides, or in the warm pool. There is this one lifeguard who just has an arrogant way of existing, so I wouldn't recommend going there if you want to have fun. As always, the food and drinks are expensive. This is only my opinion and my experience, it can be different for you.

They write it closes at 9pm but actually do not let you in after 8pm. Pretty bad experience to cross the city with my baby for a quick evening bath to be refused bluntly, "German" style.

This place was my first experience with a real German sauna. Very relaxing, breathtaking views from the terrace, outstanding staff, and overall an incredible place to go relax. I highly recommend it!

This is one of the worst casinos that I’ve ever stepped foot in for several reasons. The most apparent shortfall is their casino chips. They might as well be using plastic bicycle chips purchased from the local convenience store. They are these tiny plastic chips that have no weight to them at all. My second complaint is that they advertised poker on their website, but there were no games running when I showed up. They also made us pay for drinks and it was a hassle to even get one served. I had to ask them to send the waiter to the blackjack table. I believe that drinks should be offered and not the other way around. Before anyone thinks I’m just a bitter gambler after losing. I did manage to win my last spin of roulette for a profitable session. It was not enjoyable though getting paid out in tiny rubber discs. I would avoid this casino. It is a Mickey Mouse joint with no class.

Gambling is fun! You meet people, have some smiles, make conversation, lose some dollars, and think - yea worth it. Well not here!!! This casino is a funeral Parlour in disguise. I was told on the roulette table while winning that i should "keep it down" people are concentrating on "winning." If a frog pharted it would have shattered the silence in that room. Go here if you want to feel what death is like

It's a nice place

Me and my Boyfriend are on holiday here, so we thought it would be nice to take a look in this casino. From our hotel, this was a 40-minute drive... Unfortunately, we couldn't even see the inside of the casino because they didn't accept an ID card. They only take pasports, which is what they told us. We explained that ID and pasport are practically the same thing, but it didn't matter to them. We were told that that's just the rules the casino lives by, and they admitted to having more problems with this matter. Under the circumstances, we'd expect some kind of understanding and maybe some kind of an apology for not being clear enough about this on their website. We only got a simple 'no' about coming in from the receptionist. It's a shame. It would have been a lovely evening, I think.

The management here is disconnected from players. They follow a "tradition" that you should win and lose silently. Don't yell if you win and don't grunt if you lose. This is not las vegas! its such a pathetic imitation and depressing at that. Come if you want to see a bunch of skeletons, in silence, being skeletons.

Great place for fun if you don't take gambling seriously. The ladies at the reception were extremely friendly and helpful. Had a wonderful glass of prosecco there. Definitely going back when I visit Garmisch again.

This is the first review I write on a casino. If the people in Garmisch didn't deserve a positive review, who else would? Everyone is just so kind, patient and generous with information. Even though casino is not the place to make money, the one in Garmisch is definitely a friendly place for fun, a casino with a big heart so to speak.

Cheap entrance and great view to skijump. Men's showers seemed close for some reason. Rather bring your own food, as the bistro kiosk offer and quality was subpart.

great place for swimming, exceptional clean shower and toiletries

Great swimming pool, suitable for little kids, very cheap

Beautiful place!!¡!

any home instrument find it

Peaceful

(Translated by Google) Very nice outdoor pool! Very cheap entry! Very clean water, but quite cold! Good food! Very clean place! Definitely worth a visit! (Original) Sehr schönes Freibad! Eintritt sehr günstig! Sehr sauberes Wasser, aber ziemlich kalt! Gute Gastronomie! Platz sehr sauber! Auf jeden Fall ein Besuch wert!

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is great, but Ms. Petra cannot be let loose on normal people (Original) Das Ambiente super , aber sie Frau Petra darf nicht auf normale Menschen losgelassen werden

(Translated by Google) Petra - great service. Above all, darting there is a lot of fun! Keep it up... (Original) Petra- eine spitzen Bedienung. Vorallem das Darten dort macht rießig Spaß! Weiter so....

(Translated by Google) I would like to thank Petra for the good service. And thank you personally for this argument. (Original) Ich danke Petra für dieaen guten Service. Und danke dir persönlich für dieses Argument.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately very bad Unfortunately, all the fat people there are very unfriendly 👎👎 (Original) Leider sehr schlecht, Die ganze dicke da ist leider sehr unfreundlich 👎👎