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A spectacular canvas of steely grey mountain facades standing over the verdure of grasslands, the Kampenwand mountains are a breathtaking natural monument. These scenic mountains turn into a white wonder when dense snow covers its surface. A haven for outdoor lovers, climbers, hikers, the cable car affords beautiful panoramic vistas of the environs. The snow-covered slopes during winter are also a great haunt for skiing enthusiasts.

A luxurious spa facility and a bevy of bespoke beauty treatments await you at Therme Bad Aibling. Nestled amidst the Bavarian mountains, the seclusion of its location adds to its charm and is a perfect retreat for those seeking complete relaxation. Set in an avant-garde structure, it features several top-notch treatment rooms, saunas, steam rooms, a relaxation area, indoor and outdoor pools, a private hammam and more, along with therapeutic and specialty massage facilities.

The brainchild of German ski racer Markus Wasmeier, this namesake museum is a wonderful ode to Upper Bavaria's cultural and historical landscape. In a lush open-air setting defined by the Bavarian countryside, the museum features over 10 beautifully preserved historic structures, each a unique representation of the region's bygone heritage. While the 17th-century Lukashof exhibits Upper Bavaria's electrical history, the Handwerkerhaus is a fitting tribute to professions like carpentry. Not only is this museum a timeless exhibit of Bavaria's journey through the ages, but it also doubles up as an event venue for festivals and musical events.

Located south-east of Munich, Lake Tegernsee has been a magnet for tourists for many years. The lake nestles at the bottom of a range of mountains which rise up from the water's edge, among them Wallberg and Risserkogel. Hikers will be well and truly in their element here, while those looking to relax will enjoy the lovely route to Schliersee. The lake is classified as a 'Zungenbecken' in geographical terms, also known as a tongue basin, and is believed to have been evolved during the ice age. Now part of a popular recreation area, the lake also serves as a point for boating activities.

Amusement parks never go out of style and Freizeitpark Ruhpolding is one of the best in this area of the country. Essentially a fairy-tale village, where one can also learn a little local history, there are plenty of thrilling rides for the adults and kids to enjoy like roller coasters, massive slides, rope garden and more. If you're feeling peckish, you can always enjoy a bite at one of the their on site restaurants as you recover from the adrenaline rush.