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I can't say anything about the food, but the beer garden is nice and shady in the summer.

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As is typical in the Alps, the view can be uneven; the winter photos were better. I was expecting a larger alpine pasture, partly because of the museum. I have no idea how busy it will be on the weekend, although it might be quiet given the location for the Allgäu region. Even though it's a lot of elevation gain to get here, I'll be back.

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Very hospitable

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It's worth stopping here

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Very good service and delicious food

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The museum's parking spaces 1 to 3 are now managed by the city: up to 4 hours 2€, from 4 hours 4€. There are some free parking spaces available at the church, about 100 m from the museum.

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The museum's parking spaces 1 to 3 are now managed by the city: up to 4 hours 2€, from 4 hours 4€. There are some free parking spaces available at the church, about 100 m from the museum.

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The museum's parking spaces 1 to 3 are now managed by the city: up to 4 hours 2€, from 4 hours 4€. There are some free parking spaces available at the church, about 100 m from the museum.

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The Adler Inn in Großholzleute, built around 1500 on the foundations of a moated castle, has not only a long history, but also one steeped in history. During the Peasants' War, the insurgents gathered in the inn in Großholzleute. After the end of the Thirty Years' War, the house housed the post office of the Imperial Post Office from 1683 to 1813, run by the Thurn and Taxis family. It was also during this period that the Austrian Archduchess Maria Theresa and her entourage stayed overnight on their way from Austria to Freiburg, which was then in Austria. Two years later, her youngest daughter Marie-Antoinette, who later became Queen of France, also stayed at the Adler on her journey from Vienna to Versailles. The last stagecoach stopped in front of the Adler in Großholzleute in 1908. Another unforgettable moment occurred in the Adler in Großholzleute, when the literary alliance Group 47 chose the small Upper Swabian town for a conference. Among other things, at the meeting in 1958, Günther Grass read for the first time from his later world-famous novel "The Tin Drum". In more recent history, in 1987, the British Princess Anne chose the traditional house in Großholzleute for a stay in the Allgäu. The inn then stood empty from 2013 to 2017. The Adler in Großholzleute, with its historic beams and homely cuisine, is now enjoying great popularity again. Source: https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemberg/friedrichshafen/sagenhafter-ort-adler-grossholzleute-bei-isny-104.html

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THE CHEESE FACTORY and of course the 3 KÄSE HOCH and of course the museum

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Unfortunately on the main road, but very nice inside

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Completely quaint and cozy‼️ With garden and beer garden under ancient chestnut trees 🌳🍻🍖... delicious food and tasty beer... always worth a visit 😁

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Here you can learn a lot about life in the Allgäu in the past. There are many opportunities for children to play and join in

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Great landscape to relax after a tough ascent and a rapid descent

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It's worth a visit. You should definitely take a look at it from the inside. Good food and drink, great hosts

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Highest point of our tour and the view is absolutely worth seeing 😍.

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Nice little lake with a few sunbathing spots

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Great beer garden, good food, friendly wait staff. It's very busy in the evening, but very relaxed at lunchtime.

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Nice little museum in a great location

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