Oberammergau

Upper Amago, a very beautiful place, the beauty of the romantic road, the beauty of the Alps are here, all the buildings, all mountain style, very beautiful, here to visit the good scenery of Bavaria, Germany!

Traveling in the medieval town of Oberammergau in the Badelia Heights in the Alps, the exquisite and beautiful wall wet murals of the houses here are very famous. During the day, you can climb the mountain in the nearby scenic spots and enjoy the local Badelia cuisine in the hotel at night, which is a memorable memory.

Upper Amaco is a very beautiful town, maintaining a hundred years of colored door walls is the town's amazing characteristics, the kind people in Germany famous wood carving craft town, and the ten-year-old staged crucifixion is eye-catching. Remember to go to the church in town to see the church, beautiful, exquisite and brilliant! Almost comparable to the royal church (better than several I have visited!)

Hidden deep in the Bavarian forest, the mural town, fairy tales and religious stories are the theme of the wall paintings! It happened to be Sunday to get there. Although I missed the beautiful necklace of the lake green, I also enjoyed the tranquility and comfort. The wooden carving craftsmanship of the town is very famous. Fortunately, it is closed, otherwise the credit card will have to be swiped! Another key point is that there are really few tourists in the town, but it is really worth a visit!

There are hundreds of families. Famous for the world's many colourful huts and crucifixion dramas that are staged every decade. The people of Upper Amhergau considered themselves to be God-loved people, so the people of the town mobilized to perform the repertoire of "The Pain, Death and Resurrection of our Lord Jesus" to thank Jesus for his grace. This is a large repertoire performed by more than 2,000 people. So Upper Amherst has a reputation for being the world's largest open-air theater. The town of Upper Amherst is a bit dreamy.

This town is called "Ober Amargo", located in a very deep mountain range in the Alps. If it is not to go to Lindhof Palace, you can't find this small place at all. It is also called "the painting town". Is it a wet mural? The old man knows nothing. It just feels like the murals here are more exquisite than the wet mural town in Switzerland, which is mostly two to three floors of buildings, and outlines beautiful patterns on the walls of old wooden houses with their bright colors. From the content point of view, the material is extremely extensive, religion, myth, history, folklore, all embedded in the painting. Stepping into the town is like entering an open gallery, the characters in the painting are lifelike, the flowers are exquisite and delicate. The town residents seem to cherish every detail of their own houses, embellished in color, many door frames and windows with a circle of three-dimensional patterns, some houses on the wall or corner, and statues of Jesus or the Virgin, giving a strong religious color.