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Allgäu

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93 % Recommendation rate:

Resorts 8.7
Ski Areas 8.2
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info about ski region
Vitales Land
Highest point: 1,900 m
Lowest point: 825 m
Lifts in total: 91
Tow lifts: 67
Chair lifts: 16
Gondola lift: 8
Pistes in total: 159 km
Pistes:
61 km
Pistes:
85 km
Pistes:
13 km
Ski routes: 8 km

Ski holidays Allgäu - multi-facet winter holidays!

The Allgäu is part of the region Oberschwaben and stretches from the south-western part of Bavaria to the south-eastern part of Baden-Württemberg and partly along the borders of Austria. It is situated right between lower Alps and the Bavarian hill country. With an altitude of up to 2,657 m the Allgäu offers the Nebelhorn as the highest and most well-known mountain of this area. It is not for nothing that this is one of the most popular tourist areas and main winter sports regions within Germany. For Alpine skiers there is a large offer of well-prepared pistes - both for beginners, as well for more experienced winter sports fans. Many of the slopes can be covered with artificial snow and offer reliability for skiing until the end of March. After a day on the pistes you can meet up in the many huts, cafés and pubs or even spend the night in the local clubs.

Bad Wörishofen

Bad Wörishofen is a picturesque small town in the Allgäu at an altitude of 630 metres. The more than 17,000 inhabitants are particularly proud not only of the idyllic landscape and traditional architecture, but above all of the fact that their town can officially call itself a Kneipp health resort. Pastor Sebastian Kneipp came to Bad Wörishofen in 1855 and left his mark on the town with his healing methods. The Kneipp Museum was built in his …
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Füssen

At the eastern border of the Allgäu, at the foothills of the Ammergau Alps and directly on the rushing Lech river, lies picturesque Füssen. The time-honoured town has a long history, as evidenced by the historic old town, magnificent churches, medieval house facades and a well-preserved town wall. Numerous museums also tell of the more than 700-year history of the town, which impresses with its cultural diversity and hospitality. Many decorated …
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Oberstaufen

The spa resort Oberstaufen, located in the three-country corner Germany-Austria-Switzerland, lays at 791 m altitude, right in the heart of the Allgäu, and is also Germany's only "Schroth" spa resort. For more than 65 years this natural healing method, named after the founder Johann Schroth, has dominated the healing and spa character of this resort. The so-called "Schrothkur" is supposed to activate the body's self-healing powers and is also …
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