• (Lftlmalerei, Red Riding Hood House) - The region is known for its unique fresco artwork and wood sculptures that have had an impact across Germany and the European continent.

• Passionstheater - Residents of the local area are invited to take part in the theatrical productions.

• Dorfstrae 19 - The fresco artwork and wood sculptures that originated here have left a mark on Germany and Europe.

• Customization possibilities with local guide during the tour
• Exclusive private guided tour
• Dedicated professional local guide for your group

• Gratuities

This petite alpine hamlet gained prominence due to its rendition of Christ’s Passion, its 18th-century murals gracing the community’s homes, and the enduring legacy of woodcraft. Nestled in the Ammer valley, the locale derives its name from the Ammer river meandering its way through the hamlet. While its antiquity dates back to the late Bronze Age, the establishment of a petite monastery in the 9th century marked the beginning of the village as we perceive it today. Explore how this hamlet turned into a hub of woodcraft from the 14th century onwards. Roam the lanes and delve into how the aftermath of the 30 Years War resulted in the resurgence of the Black Plague, a chain of events culminating in the creation of the Passion of Christ play, esteemed globally as one of the preeminent portrayals of Christ’s final days. Hear tales of the “Märchenhäuser”, the fairy stories chronicled by the Brothers Grimm, derived from early 19th century German oral narratives. Oberammergau is indeed a community that provokes awe and fascination, embracing both the holy and the secular.

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