Reception didn't mind, us waiting for over half an hour. There isn't much service required in a art…read moregallery, but somehow the reception failed at this simple thin.

Visited this palace while in Munich . This is the smallest palace built by King Ludwig II among the…read more3 palaces . The landscape is magnificent. The palace is magical. The interior of the palace is so elaborate from the painting, walls, mirrors, chandelier , furnitures and the stairs. It looks fairytale to me to live in this place. The view from the top is breathtaking. So many butterflies seen. Need a good walking shoes to explore and water. Entrance fee needed before going in. No photography inside. Great experience

Take a walk back in time! What a magnificent sight of the grounds. Interior view is even better.read more

I attended the Passion Play in early September of 2022 and flew to Germany from the East Coast of…read moreAmerica specifically for this play. And it was TOTALLY worth it. Here's my story: I was listening to an interview on a radio station at the height of the pandemic in 2020 when I happened to hear about a very unique play that only happens ONCE every decade in a remote village in Germany... And that is how my family ended up in the village of Oberammergau in 2022. The Oberammergau Passion Play is a very special play that began in 1633, when the black plague was raging in Europe. People sought refuge in prayer and vowed: If the dying stops, every 10 years we will stage the passion of Jesus Christ. And in fact, no one died of the plague from that day on, and the play was indeed staged every ten years henceforth. There are two rules to for a person to act in the Passion Play: 1. They must be BORN in Oberammergau or 2. They must have lived in Oberammergau for TWENTY years. This means every single child, adult, other actor, and choir member (a total of 1500 participants) on stage for the play is a RESIDENT of the village. And last rule 3. no child that wants to participate can be denied from participation. No one was allowed to take pics or videos during the show itself, but take my word for it when I say it is truly a once-in-a-lifetime form of mindblowing art that everyone should experience! From the costumes to the stage setup to the acting and the music, the Passion Play is a memorable, thoughtful and moving form of theater that any person - religious or not - would enjoy. Mark your calendars, the next play will take place 8 years from now in 2030

For a Christian event, the people running this are the cruelest Christians I've ever encountered…read more Inconsistent security. Extreme Danger to attending. Watched disabled attendy be very cruelly treated by security over the use of a cane, a wheelchair bound man dropped and not helped into his chair. Our families 2nd attendance to the passion play, traveling from California. Very disappointed with the current Omberammergau community. We won't be back. I gave this 2 star because of the children in the play. Don't waste money traveling here.

So, if you not familiar with this, the village puts on the story of the passion every ten years…read moresince the 1500s when their village was spared any deaths from the plague. It is held in an outdoor theater that seats several thousand people. The performances start in May and run through October and almost everyone who lives there is involved in some capacity. The 2010 version had a time change which meant that the performance started in the afternoon, there is a dinner break, and then the completion. Total running time is approximately 6 hours. Well, with the time change, those of us who did not speak or understand German, were no longer able to follow along in the textbook provided. Preparations are underway for the 2020 performance. Seating is part of your hotel fee. There are limited local hotels, which have the best seats, and the rest of the people are bused in from surrounding towns and villages. What I'm saying is: book now or definitely firm up your plans. It really is worth attending, at least once in your life.