Trenuri de la München la Oberstdorfde la € 55.00

Travel by train from Munich to Oberstdorf and discover some of Bavaria’s most iconic sites. This route, which covers a distance of 166 miles (267 km) and an approximate duration of 4 hours and 15 minutes, offers plenty of opportunities for exploration along the way. The scenic journey departs from Munich's Central Station and passes through the towns of Kaufering, Landsberg am Lech and Dettingen. As you progress, you'll have the chance to pass through some of the state's most beloved sites, such as Bad Wörishofen, Immenstadt and Kempten. Your final destination, Oberstdorf, is a picturesque town situated in the Bavarian Alps and is often visited for its nearby ski resorts and breathtaking mountain views. During your stay, be sure to check out the local market, where you can find hand-made crafts, traditional souvenirs and locally-produced food. With this journey, travelers can experience an array of Bavarian culture, from the culture-rich cities and towns to the stunning natural scenery. Take a break from your daily routine and come explore all that Bavaria has to offer.

Descoperă München, perla Bavariei, un oraș unde tradiția și modernitatea se împletesc armonios creând un peisaj cultural și arhitectural de neuitat. De la impresionantele clădiri istorice și muzei de clasă mondială până la delicioasele specialități culinare, München își întâmpină vizitatorii cu o ofertă diversă și captivantă.

Marienplatz se află în inima orașului și găzduiește Primăria Nouă (Neues Rathaus), cunoscută pentru faimosul său Glockenspiel. Este locul perfect de start pentru a explora München.
Palatul Nymphenburg, odată reședința de vară a regilor Bavariei, este înconjurat de grădini pitorești și oferă o perspectivă fascinantă asupra opulenței regale.
Englischer Garten, unul dintre cele mai mari parcuri urbane din lume, este o oază de verdețe și liniște, ideală pentru plimbări relaxante.
Deutsches Museum este cel mai mare muzeu de știință și tehnologie din lume, oferind o experiență educațională inegalabilă.
Residenz München, fostul palat regal al monarhilor bavarezi, impresionează prin sălile sale somptuoase și colecțiile de artă.
Olympiapark, construit pentru Jocurile Olimpice de vară din 1972, este astăzi un centru vibrant de activități sportive și culturale.
Viktualienmarkt, un paradis pentru gurmanzi, oferă o varietate impresionantă de produse locale și internaționale, fiind locul perfect pentru a savura specialități bavareze.

În materie de gastronomie, nu ratați oportunitatea de a degusta pretzel-ii sărați, Bratwurst (cârnați prăjiți) și bineînțeles, celebrul Wiener Schnitzel. Pentru dulciuri, Kaiserschmarrn și Apfelstrudel sunt alegeri delicioase.

Pentru a te deplasa în München, sistemul de transport public este eficient și ușor de navigat, cuprinzând U-Bahn (metrou), S-Bahn (tren urban), tramvaie și autobuze. Achiziționarea unui bilet zilnic sau a unui CityTourCard poate fi o opțiune economică pentru explorarea extinsă a orașului.

Oberstdorf is an idyllic destination in the German Alps, known for its iconic Tyrolian architecture and vast countryside perfect for outdoor adventurers. But what makes it truly special, however, is its rich history, fascinating culture, and local dishes – all of which can be enjoyed while exploring its many attractions. 

Nebelhornbahn: Visitors to Oberstdorf can’t miss a ride on the Nebelhornbahn, which ascends to the 2,224-meter peak of the Nebelhorn mountain. From the cable car station, travelers can get a panoramic view of the Bavarian and Swiss Alps as well as the nearby ski area. The station is open every day from 8am to 4:30pm and entrance fees cost around €25. 

Schattenberg: The Schattenberg is a traditional Tyrolian castle, located in the center of Oberstdorf. The castle dates back to the 16th century and offers beautiful views of the nearby Parseierspitze mountain and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore the castle’s interior, which is open to the public. Entrance fees cost around €7. 

Oberstdorf House and Rathaus Square: The Oberstdorf House, located in Rathaus Square, is a beautiful example of 18th century architecture in the city. The square itself is the site of the city’s yearly Christmas market and a popular spot for visitors to explore its many boutiques, restaurants and shops. 

Breitachklamm: The Breitachklamm is one of the deepest canyons in Germany, located just a few kilometers from Oberstdorf. Visitors can journey down the 800m-long canyon and explore the area’s many waterfalls, cliffs and diverse wildlife. The canyon is open to visitors all year round, and entrance fees cost around €5. 

Freibergsee Lake: Just a few kilometers outside of Oberstdorf is the beautiful Freibergsee lake. Here, visitors can take a stroll by the lake and admire its crystal-clear waters and lush forests. Boats are available for rent at the lake, and visitors can even take a ride on the steam train that circles its shore. Entrance fees cost around €8. 

Oytalhaus: The Oytalhaus is a traditional Tyrolian restaurant located near Oberstdorf. Here, visitors can enjoy a range of local dishes such as Kasespatzle (cheese noodles) and Obatzda (a type of cheese spread) as well as the restaurant’s signature dishes like Kaiserschmarrn (a traditional pancake). 

Tiefenbachklamm: The Tiefenbachklamm is a great place to explore Oberstdorf’s stunning nature. Here, visitors can enjoy a peaceful walk through the canyon, and admire its many waterfalls and stunning rock formations. The canyon is open to visitors all year round, and entrance fees cost around €7. 

Exploring Oberstdorf is sure to be an unforgettable experience. From its century-old architecture to its mesmerizing nature, visitors to the city can find plenty of activities to enrich their trip. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll by the Freibergsee lake or an adventurous hike in the Breitachklamm, there’s something for everyone in Oberstdorf.