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Oberammergau – The biggest draw here is the world famous, centuries old Passion Play, but Oberammergau itself is a charming village. Stop in the tourism office for special hiking and biking maps: there are guided walks and a couple places to rent bikes. |
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No matter when you’re here, this is the place in Germany to buy carvings – every street seems to have a woodcarving shop. (Ask about visits to the woodcarving school nearby.) |
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Linderhof Castle – Combine two treats by biking out to Mad King Ludwig’s Linderhof Castle (locals claim it was his favorite). Just a few minutes bike ride from town, it boasts an English Garden, a grotto, several pavilions and a lovely palace. En route you’ll pass Graswang, a typical Bavarian village, where you can stop for some current berry juice. |
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Tip: You can get to Oberammergau by train from Munich. |