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Get ready to be blown away by Bavaria! These are the most amazing things to do in Bavaria that will inspire you to visit Germany.

” reception we usually do with places like France or Italy. But after spending 10 days exploring the jaw-dropping region of Bavaria, we can guarantee that a trip to Germany will rival any European vacation you have ever fantasized about.

Germany doesn’t have that romanticized reputation that other European destinations have but when you step foot in Bavaria, you’ll be transformed to a fairytale destination that will stay with you for years to come.

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We only had one day in Munich and it definitely wasn’t enough. But the best way to make the most of it is to take a cycling tour with Radius Tours.

Our guide Tim was born in Germany and grew up in both the United States and Kenya. He shared awesome facts about Munich and the history of the city. We saw all the top Munich attractions and historic sites as well as the downtown area and old town. And cycling was a fantastic and leisurely way to get around the city. Read more: Best Things to do in Munich, Germany

We highly recommend this tour as we managed to see most of the things to do in Munich that you see on all the lists and we only had 24 hours in the city! If you don’t take a tour, at least make your way to Marienplatz to see the magnificent main square and have a beer at Hofbrau house for a beer. It’s Munich’s largest beer hall and while it is touristy, it’s a must stop for first-time visitors.

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We stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn at Munich City West. It is close to the metro and is just two stops from the main square.

It’s the fairytale castle you’ve always dreamed about. Located an hour and forty-five minutes from Munich, Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Bavaria.

But we suggest staying overnight in the area to get an early start. We arrived for sunrise and had the place all to ourselves. This is pretty rare for one of the most popular tourist attractions in the area.

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By arriving well before sunrise, we drove right up to the restaurant at the top of the mountain and had a short walk to the castle. Once everything opens, cars are not allowed to drive up there and you either have to hike or take a horse carriage to the castle.

We managed to get a fantastic drone shot, but had to go off the property and fly from a field. No drones are allowed on the premises of Neuschwanstein Castle.

Hopfensee is a lovely place for lunch overlooking the warmest lake in the upper Bavarian Alps. There is a boardwalk along the waterfront and you can hike around the lake with the gorgeous views of the Bavarian Alps in the background.

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We didn’t stay in this area, but we wish we did. I could have spent another full day exploring, hiking and checking out the castles near Hopfensee and Neuschwanstein.

Think the village of Hohenschwangau located below the castle ofNeuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle would make for a great base. Check out the new Ameron Alpsee Neuschwanstein Resort and Spa located at the foot of both castles.

After our time at Hopfensee, we drove directly to Garmisch Partenkirchen where we made our base for a couple of days. There are so many things to do here that it warrants its own post, but here are some of the very best highlights from our time there.

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The town was home to the 1936 Winter Olympics and there are still relics of the Olympic village including the renovated ski jump center. But people come to this town for hiking or skiing and with good reason, the Alps here are stunning.

There are many gondolas that will take you into the mountains, but the Alpspix has them all beat. The viewing platform consists of two dizzying curved walkways leading out over a 1000 meter drop (3000 feet).

It offers staggering views of the surrounding mountains and an overhead view of Garmisch. If you buy a ticket for the Garmisch Classic, you can decide how you want to get back down.

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Be sure to take the first gondola up to beat the tour buses. Like most of our trip to Bavaria, we had the place to ourselves because we were willing to get up at the crack of dawn to beat the crowds.

Take the Cogwheel train up to Germany’s Highest Peak, the Zugsptize. There are many hiking trails to explore, so you can make a day of it and go hiking high in the Alps all around the area. There is even a trail that connects the Alspix to Zugzpitze.

You can also take another gondola toHochalmbahn on a different part of the mountain to enjoy a leisurely downhill walk for 30 minutes before you hop on the last gondola that takes you back to the parking lot.

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We had seen many people recommend the Partnach Gorge when in Garmisch, but we didn’t know how truly magnificent it was until we saw it with our own eyes.

This gorge is a powerful display of water crashing through deep caverns. The narrow walkway is an adventure along the rushing water with only a couple of metal cables between you and the gorge. It is loud, it is wet, it is a bit scary, but it is truly amazing.

I am so glad that we made the time to take this hike. If you only have a short time, you can walk out and back, but if you have a day, continue on and do a round trip to explore more of the trails.

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Gastehaus Mariais conveniently located in the old city. It is family run and has the most extraordinary views. We loved sitting on our balcony marveling at Germany’s highest peak while sipping a beer bought from their honor bar for a very reasonable 2 Euro.

If you are a fan of the Palace of Versailles, you are going to love Castle Herrenchiemsee. King Ludwig II was a fan of Versailles and modeled his dream castle after it.

We caught the first boat out at 6:40 am and explored the grounds in complete privacy. Nobody else was on that boat save for a few staff. The castle and grounds are huge and it’s beautiful to explore. But be warned, the mosquitoes are tyrants and we wished we brought our bug spray with us.

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Nothing opens until 9:00 am, so if you do arrive early, you won’t have anything to do but marvel at the statues and fountains, take photographs and wander the paths.

Make a day of it and explore the nearby islands. It’s worth making a day of it and taking the ferry over to the neighboring island ofFraueninsel to see the monastery that is still inhabited by Benedictine nuns.

Hotel Bayerischer was one of the more chic hotels we stayed in during our time in Bavaria. It’s located right downtown and has two fabulous restaurants. I wish we had two nights there, but alas, there is so much of Bavaria to see!

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Berchtesgaden is another popular destination in Bavaria that makes for a great home base. Located along the Austrian border, it houses some very extraordinary peaks. There are many things to see in the area, so be sure to spend a day or two.

We took a reprieve from our road trip and enjoyed our time here at the Alpenhotel where we took advantage of the spa and a tasty restaurant. But there are a few things to do in the area as well including hiking, exploring the salt mines and lake cruises.

Hintersee is a picturesque lake located just 20 minutes from Berchtesgaden. It’s also one of the most photographed places in Bavaria. We had a lot of early mornings in the region to

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Eagle’s Nest is famous because it was the headquarters of Nazi meetings between Hitler and his top brass. It was designed to instill fear and show power with an impressive copper elevator cut through the mountain to take people to the top. Most of Eagle’s Nest was destroyed and even the stones from the fireplace (a gift from Mussolini to Hitler) were taken by allied forces.

People are intrigued to go because it is said that Hitler spent a lot of time there, but he avoided the place due to his fear of heights and he never did spend the night there.

This is a major stop on all the tour bus routes and if you don’t arrive early, you will be stuck waiting up to two hours to get a spot on the shuttle that takes you to the elevator. When you get to the top, you’ll be treated to panoramic views, but you can have those views anywhere in the Alps of Germany.

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It may have been a Nazi retreat but today it is a restaurant and beer garden and any relic that dates back to the days of Hitler were either destroyed or