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The Bad Kissinger Hütte is located right on the border between Bavaria and Tyrol. Unfortunately, it was so crowded today that I couldn't find a spot. 😬

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The Bad Kissinger Hütte is in a great location! Great panorama and from the flag also 360° panorama! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

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The destination of the Lech ErlebnisWeg, which leads from Landsberg to Füssen, is located directly at the Lechfall. The Lechweg begins just a few steps further, for those who haven't had enough of hiking.

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Füssen is at the end of the Via Claudia Augusta cycle path and the Romantic Road. Füssen rightly enjoys an excellent reputation, as it lies at the foot of the Alps and on a beautiful lake (Forggensee). The old town of Füssen also offers a number of sights and the proximity to the Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles have made Füssen famous beyond the borders.

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Very nice bathing area at the lake 💦 ... a wonderful refreshment opportunity ... after a very nice hike 👍🏻 ... until the cows came 🤣

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Anyone who has seen the Lechfall should continue on foot at the Schwansee kiosk through the forest to the Schwan See. From there you can see the two castles from dad (money) and (white) from the son - King Ludwig II.

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Nice old town with small, cozy shops and refreshment stops, easy parking on the edge of the old town.

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A hut with delicious food (the homemade cakes are highly recommended) and self-service, which helps ease the crowds a bit when it's busy. A typical sunny destination in the Tannheimer Valley, perhaps with Aggerenstein. In bad weather, it's much quieter and therefore almost more beautiful.

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The old town of Füssen is not huge now, but still worth seeing :-) If you are in the mood for something special, buy a "snowball" which is available with different fillings - it's worth it :-)

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a very beautiful mystical lake

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The city's origins go back to Roman times and experienced its heyday at the beginning of the 16th century, when Emperor Maximilian I and his court stayed in Füssen almost 40 times. The destruction of the Thirty Years' War meant a deep turning point for the Füssen trading center, from which it only recovered very slowly. Today you can find many fountains, shops and the city wall, which is still well preserved in the old town. The Municipal Picture Gallery is housed in the “High Castle”. In the Museum of the City of Füssen, which is located in the Benedictine monastery of St. Mang, the history of Füssen's lute and violin making is documented, among other things.

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Good for a little break

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There is plenty to see in the old town of Füssen, splendid town houses, numerous bars, shops and many fountains.

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The Füssen lute and violin makers made Lechstadt famous throughout Europe. In 1562 the first lute maker guild in Europe was founded here. The Museum of the City of Füssen in the St. Mang Monastery therefore houses a collection of historical lutes and violins. Medieval alleys and town houses, baroque churches and monasteries, small fine shops create a very special atmosphere in the romantic old town. In summer the many street cafes offer an almost Italian flair. The city is dominated by the High Castle with its colorful illusion paintings.

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Numerous myths surround this lake. It's fun to read up on them before visiting.

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Legends and rumors about the lake: There are many legends and riddles from days long past. On the one hand, this rumor about sunken treasures and gold persists. Locals from that time tell of large motorcades of the Wehrmacht, which drove up to the Alatsee to flee from the Allies. During World War II, Lake Alatsee was a restricted military area. On the other hand, there should be a narrow hole in the middle of the lake, where the lake widens again like an hourglass. Old legends report that the Alatsee is immeasurably deep and harbors a monster. Another legend tells of three enchanted women trying to lure men (knights) into the depths of the lake in order to be redeemed. Even today, it is said that on some nights voices are heard calling for help. Above the Alatsee there is said to be a force field that stretches in an energy path from the Alatsee to a triangular meadow.

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The Lechfall is about twelve meters high and the Lech falls down over its entire width. Very impressive to see, especially at high tide.

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South of the old town of Füssen you can experience a special natural spectacle on the federal road B 17 (Tiroler Straße). There, the Lech pours into a narrow gorge via a dam built in the 18th century. You have a good view from the new viewing platform on the east bank or directly from the Maxsteg, which spans the waterfall.

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At the shelter on the south bank there are a few interesting signs on "sagas",

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A beautiful little lake in the middle of a beautiful area.

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