Most people go to Dachau to visit the concentration camp. Of course, that was on our list for our…read moretrip. But most do not seem to realize that Dachau is a premedieval city with plenty to explore that has nothing to do with the Third Reich. Take the Schloss Dachau and the BEAUTIFUL gardens. It was only a euro or two to get in to the palace - though they let us in for free with our Mehrtagesticket (best investment ever in our trip!). Now, a majority of the palace was closed that morning...I'm not sure if other parts are normally open. We were able to see the main entrance and two rooms on the upper floor...one a normal palace-y room at the top of the stairs, and then a breathtaking room with a gorgeous carved wood ceiling. It was mesmerizing...and then add the view out into the gardens...just spectacular! We went back downstairs and went around the backside of the palace to see the gardens (no entrance fee required). I think we spent more time exploring the gardens than we did the palace itself. A few mornings a week, you can get fresh flowers (I saw the sign) to bring home. If we would have had more time, I would have brought a picnic to enjoy along the paths. There is a pay parking lot right up front of the castle - it was a euro or two to park. More expensive than in the old town, but still very reasonable. Do yourself a favor and explore everything that Dachau has to offer!

My favorite place to visit when I am there (almost every year when we are there for the Dachau…read moreVolks Festival in Aug ). The gardens and views of the city are beautiful and there is a nice path to walk down to the city. There is also a restaurant where you can sit outside and a little beer garden at the wall. Wish they would publish the menu and what music and band they have playing.

Indeed, it is a fun park. gokart, darts, pool, minigolf, air hockey, pizza... 14 holes of fun on…read morethe minigolf track. It's been pretty crowded, but it was a saturday night. You need a reservation to get on the gokart track. So we didn't try it. It's electric gokarts, but it still looked like a whole lot of fun. The prices are very reasonable (5€-minigolf / 7€ minigolf+gokart), they have food, drinks, and so on. Recommend it!

Wow! - A multi-story go-kart track. That's pretty cool. While you do need a reservation, we were…read morelucky enough there was an opening for my son for the next race in an hour. This was the first time that he rode a go-kart. He was hooked. This a great diversion to get away from the normal tourist attractions. It's about an hour outside of Munich.

Great place to spend a day walking, cycling, picnicking, playing and so on. Would love to explore…read moreit a bit more.