People from cities like Cologne, Hamburg or Paris may laught at Munich locals' passion for their Isar river. It's a rather sedate creek – at least compared  to Rhine, Elbe or Seine.
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He is said to be crazy and in the truest sense - Johann Sanktjohanser, pensionist from Partenkirchen, climbed Germany's highest mountain over 200 times, but nota bene: barefoot!
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If God lived on earth, then in Bavaria, which is among the Europe's richest areas in terms of monasteries. More than a millennium the communities marked the spiritual-cultural life. The clerics prefered the district of Weilheim-Schongau.
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Breitenstein at Mangfall mountains leads a shadowy existence although it's quite impressive in this part of the Alps with its 1.622 metres.
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Shortly behind the borders with Austria, next to the city of Kufstein, the road leadsup to Scheffau and Ellmau. There the massif of Wilder Kaiser rises powerfully over the dreamy towns.
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A Bavarian area, for some less known than the Grand Canyon or Cote d’ Azur, is embedded into the city triangle Nürnberg, Bayreuth and Bamberg. A real gemopens up to the visitor in this landscape full of romance and coziness.
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Mystic, mysterious, shivering, enchanting and scary tales and legends are being told in the Alps. Inspirations for a couple of beautiful hikes to the settings of old Alp legends have been gathered by frederics guide munich. Starting point, guess what, is the Watzmann at Berchtesgadener Land.
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