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Just because Garmisch hosted the Olympic Games in 1936 and the World Championships in 1978 doesn't mean you should race through it. Germany's most famous ski resort is worth discovering in a leisurely way.

Like the Olympics
The Olympic ski jump and skating rink are two relics of past sporting events. Close your eyes, use a bit of imagination, and you can hear the 668 competitors from around the world racing down the snow-covered slopes.

So sweet
In the Ludwigstrasse area of Partenkirchen, wander around the picturesque streets lined with colorful houses, old-fashioned inns, and candy shops where they make their own candy. Treat yourself to some.

	Mercure Hotel Garmisch-Partenkirchen

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Tranquil trip to the top
The country's highest point is the Zugspitze. The easiest way up to the top (2962 m!) is by cogwheel train or the cable car. Embrace the fabulous view.

European powder
Enjoy easy, carefree skiing thanks to the "Happy Ski Card." It's your ticket to all the trails, both German and Austrian, around the Zugspitze.

Open book
Goethe described Mittenwald as "a living picture book." In this village in the middle of the woods, huge frescoes cover the facades of buildings. Even the bell tower is painted. Leaf through the pages of this picture-book haven of peace.

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