Ettal Abbey
Ettal Abbey was founded in 1330 by Emperor Ludwig IV and is still an active Benedictine monastery. The church is famous for its impressive Baroque dome and colorful frescoes. The monks here continue traditional production, including beer, liqueurs, and cheese. It’s a peaceful place where spirituality meets Bavarian tradition.

Linderhof Palace
Linderhof Palace was built between 1869 and 1886 by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and is the only palace he completed during his lifetime. Inspired by the Palace of Versailles, it is small but incredibly luxurious, filled with gold decorations and elegant rooms. The surrounding gardens, fountains, and the famous Venus Grotto reflect Ludwig’s love for fantasy and beauty. He is often called the “Fairy Tale King.”

Oberammergau
Oberammergau is a charming Bavarian village, world-famous for its Passion Play, performed every 10 years since 1634. The village is also known for its beautifully painted houses, called “Lüftlmalerei,” and its long tradition of woodcarving. Walking through the streets feels like stepping into a storybook.

Eibsee Lake
Eibsee is one of the most stunning lakes in Germany, located at the foot of the Zugspitze, the highest mountain in the country. The crystal-clear turquoise water and the surrounding mountain scenery create a truly magical landscape. It’s a perfect spot for photos, relaxation, and enjoying nature at its best.

Alpine Coaster
An alpine slide is an amusement ride that lets you coast down a steep mountainside or hill inside a pre-formed trough, controlling your own speed with a hand-brake lever. Unlike fixed roller coasters, riders sit individually or in pairs on wheeled sleds, navigating banking turns, dips, and straightaways built directly into the natural terrain.

This tour offers a perfect mix of history, royal elegance, local culture, and unforgettable natural beauty.