Everything in this gorgeous place is perfect. This is the sort of town you want to live and die in…read more Absolutely picture perfect, utterly tranquil, and off the beaten path. A very neighborly atmosphere, for Germany, with fantastic places to hike and a beautiful old bridge crossing the low, wide river.

I love towers…read more.. This is one should do...sure a tad bit spendy. But the history, architecture, and views!!! No ELEVATORS...you climb the 150 stairs...but that view.... Totally worth it.

It is worth the small fee to view the city from the top of the Stadtturm. The mountains, colorful…read moreflats along the river and copper patina church domes are charming.

Goulshe soup hit the spot. Sit outside to overlook the mountains. Was able to pay on my phone…read moreafter scanning a QR code

We had my son's birthday breakfast here while on vacation. I thought "what a better breakfast than…read moreon top of the alps?" No reservations so we showed right at 9:15. They weren't ready so we headed to the very top on the gondola and then back down to seegrube. At that point they were ready to seat. Now, I had no idea what we were getting us into - so when I found out is was price fixed with champagne I was waiting to get hit with a big bill. Only €62 for all 4 of us! We got champagne, orange juice, coffee, assorted meats and cheeses (including salmon), fruit, yogurt, granola, breads, pastries, and eggs scrambled or soft boiled. It was THE BEST breakfast of the trip, to the point that I'll overlook them not being ready at opening and still give them 5 stars :). Mountains and delicious food? Perfect.

We visited Marienbrücke (Mary's Bridge) on an absolutely beautiful day, and the views were…read moreincredible! The bridge is famous for its direct view of Neuschwanstein Castle and the surrounding mountains and countryside. We had clear weather, which made the scenery even more beautiful. The view of Neuschwanstein from the bridge is definitely one of those picture-perfect views you come to Germany hoping to see. It can get crowded on the bridge, but it was absolutely worth it for the view. Take a few minutes to look beyond the castle too -- the mountains and valley surrounding it are gorgeous. Definitely a must-do when visiting Neuschwanstein Castle, especially if you're lucky enough to have a beautiful clear day like we did!

You are going to Neushwanstein Castle right...????…read more I mean Fuck Walt Disney modeled the Disney Castle after it. If you go...ahem I mean when you go.. Hike up to the Marienbrucke ( Mary's bridge). Sure it is crowded with selfie taking tools but you can rise above it....quite litterally. Great views and the river below is stunning.

Everytime I go to Tegernsee I drop into the Kloster and take visitors there. It is a hidden gem…read moreamongst the hustle and bustle of the beer garden next door and a piece of history that's well worth visiting. The church is beautiful and quiet and I have rarely seen people inside it and it's a serene place of worship amongst the myriad of things that happen on the outside. The walls and ceiling is beautifully painted and done with great attention to detail. It is not as big as the Weiskirsche but the paintings are similar and colorful depicting many stories from the bible and so on. If you happen to be Tegernsee it's well worth a visit. The entrance is fairly plain and has huge wooden door to enter and if you did not go in you would have no idea such a place existed. A must visit when in Tegernsee.

The HEROES' ORGAN in Kufstein was built in 1931 in memory of the fallen from the FIRST World War…read more The organ itself has 46 registers, distributed between 4 manuals, and a pedal-board with 4307 pipes. The the organ is audible as far as 10km. The Heroes' Organ is played daily at about midday for a length from 10 to 15 minutes. During the Heroes' Organ being played the Emperor Maximilian Panorama Cable Car is idle.