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Garmisch Partenkirchen

Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a market town in southern Bavaria in the Oberbayern region. The town was formed in 1935 through the merger of Garmisch and Partenkirchen, two separate towns until then. It was the site of the 1936 Winter Olympic Games. Today Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a tourist and winter sports centre and has some of Germany's best skiing areas. Near Garmisch-Partenkirchen lies the 2962m high Zugspitze, the highest mountain in Germany.


01 Pharmacy	02 Pharmacy	03 Traditional Bavarian house	04 Pedestrian area and shop


05 Pedestrian area and houses	06 Traditional Bavarian house	07 St Antonius pharmacy	08 St Antonius pharmacy


09 Traditional Bavarian house	10 Congress centre	11 Bavarian wall painting	12 Bavarian wall painting


13 Wooden corner window	14 Restaurant and church	15 Church tower and buildings

Other Bavaria galleries: Neuschwanstein Castle ▪ Linderhof Castle ▪ Herrenchiemsee castle ▪ Schleissheim Palace ▪ Nuremberg ▪ Augsburg ▪ Fuessen ▪ Regensburg ▪ Landsberg am Lech ▪ Bamberg ▪ Berchtesgaden ▪ Dachau concentration camp ▪ Andechs monastery ▪ Benediktbeuern Monastery ▪ St John Baptist Church in Steingaden ▪ Wieskirche church ▪ Zugspitze ▪ Wendelstein ▪ Kochelsee ▪ Königssee ▪ Miscellaneous photos ▪ Chiemsee lake ▪ Ammersee lake ▪ Around the Kehlsteinhaus ▪ Tegernsee ▪ Spitzingsee

Categories: Cities ▪ City centres ▪ Pedestrian areas ▪ Historic centres

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