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    Mittenwald is an Alpine town in the German state of Bavaria. Although it only has a population of 7,000 people, it has a great tradition of violin making. It is in the district of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, near the border with Austria.

    Interior of the parish church St. Peter and Paul, frescoes by Matthäus Grüner

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    Mittenwald has a railway station on the Munich-Innsbruck railway. Deutsche Bahn operates hourly trains to Munich and two-hourly trains to Innsbruck. The train journey to Innsbruck from Mittenwald is a spectacularly scenic trip, not to be missed.

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    Map
    Map of Mittenwald

    The whole town is walkable on foot.

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    The small town is pretty with dramatic mountains in the background.

    • Leutascher Geisterklamm (next to Mittenwald, on the German-Austrian border). An impressive gorge, somewhat similar to the Partnachklamm in nearby Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
    • Colorful painted houses throughout the town.
    • Geigenbaumuseum Mittenwald, Ballenhausgasse 3. A museum showcasing Mittenwald's rich history of violin making. Exhibits in English and German, €5.50 admission for adults.

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    • Karwendelbahn. up to the mountain for dramatic views €27.
    • Hike in the numerous mountains above the town. There are several marked trails to Hoher Kranzberg and other viewpoints in the area.

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    • REWE, Innsbrucker Str. 4. Supermarket, part of a chain, with some local products.

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