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Forums New posts. What's new New posts Latest activity. Members Current visitors Leaderboard. Log in Register. What's new. New posts. Log in. Install the app. Contact us. Close Menu. Forums Archives Figure Skating archives. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Oberstdorf travel for a newbie? Thread starter theblade Start date Mar 20, Joined Feb 15, Hi all - family member has a sudden thing coming up in Oberstdorf, Germany - and I would like to tag along! The family member would be busy, but able to meet up whenever their schedule permits. I know nothing of the area and thought that some of you fine folks could help me cut through a lot of grief and help me plan things I have about a week to figure things out. Haven't been on a plane since Winter and haven't been to Europe in a long time sigh. Hope this thread can be of use to others attending skating events in the city in the future. Matthew On the Ice. Joined Feb 24, Hi, don't know how much money you want to spend for accomodation. I have been there in the guest house 'Dodel' which was good and not too expensive. They have rooms for 1 to 2 persons, but also bigger holiday flats. Joined Feb 17, Country. For flights, I like to check on Google flights or Skyscanner. Feel free to message me directly too! Joined Jan 17, Country. When will you travel? Oberstdorf is a very touristic village, throughout the year, and particularly in July and August. You need to book well in advance. A lot of hosts only rent for a minimum of 3 day stay, during high season even a week. From there you may take a train. Memmingen airport is for flights to Eastern Europe and Mediterranian destinations, Ryanair is one of the airlines. In any case there are a lot of variables. Oberstdorf is not very big. There is bus free of charge when you're too tired to walk. RUKen Rinkside. Joined Jan 16, Click to expand Wow, thanks so much for the replies thus far! Your insights are so appreciated. I forgot to ask about tipping why I asked about getting cash; I like to tip cash in person. Who are the people I should tip in this town, anyway, according to best practices? I will be there in April, for over a week, by the way. Joined Jan 23, We find Germany to be a pretty affordable place for vacation with reasonable lodging prices compared to the USA. If you pay for stuff by credit card, note that American Express acceptance can be a little hit or miss but MasterCard and Visa work just fine. Delta had to pay us either euros cash or euros each in future flight credit plus a free hotel night and food last year under those rules because they cancelled our return flight from Munich due to crew scheduling problems. The server will tell you what is owed, perhaps 28 Euros, and you respond with what you want to pay, for example '30 Euros, please'. The server will make the appropriate change for the amount that you have indicated, if you are paying by cash. Joined Jul 8, RUKen said:. Joined Sep 13, Country. I am time a year in Oberstdorf. For booking I use everytime the booking-tool of the oberstdorf. That means you can use all cable cars in that area Kleinwalsertal even in the Austrian part for free. There are many thinks to do, there is a Tourist Information at the train station an a bigger one, the Oberstdorfhaus in the center of the village. The Training area of Eissportzentrum is closed at the moment until April 24th. There a many restaurants in the village, the only problem are the opening hours. If yyou are very hungry you can go anytime the Zoran, the restaurant in the Eissportzentrum and you can wathc same time the skating classes in hall3. MiraiFan Final Flight. Joined Oct 6, Be aware that most stores and things are completely closed on Sunday and Easter is in April as well and they take the Friday and Monday as holidays CoyoteChris Record Breaker. Joined Dec 4, You might PM him. Lovely place. Joined Nov 19, All good advice above. Comfortable preferably waterproof hiking boots will be your best friend for walking around. It does tend to be a bit rainy in the spring, so your cozy toes will thank you. Also, bring a sturdy umbrella that either isn't black or has a tag or ribbon on the handle. Inside the ice rink, people place all their open umbrellas inside the door. Don't be like me spending a bunch of time searching for your own black umbrella, you could be out doing fun stuff with that time Whether you enjoy a beer or not, the bier garten at this place is a must visit. Good food, great atmosphere, and the strongest WiFi in town may be a bot spotty in other places. Joined Feb 18, A couple more tips: There are regular bus services to hiking destinations in the area. Very practical if you don't want to bother with driving. The Dampfbierbrauerei is a great place if you like tradition craft beer, lederhosen and live music at least once a week. Tradition is awesome, so I'm in. I really appreciate the suggestions, and hope that this thread will be a resource for others in the future, since Oberstdorf is quite the small-but-busy destination! So if one does not have a car for a part of the trip, are there any special walking routes a visitor shouldn't miss? What are some of the most important things to see while visiting? Notable museums? Record Breaker. Joined Nov 12, Just out of curiosity: How long does it take to get from Munich to Oberstdorf by train? Not that I'm planning to travel there, but a Challenger takes place there each September, and I've wondered for a long time why they always hold it there instead of a bigger city. Is the train journey short then? Weathergal Medalist. Joined May 25, It depends on the train schedule, but it's about 2. Keep in mind that Hauptbahnhof the main train station in Munich is about an hour by transit from the airport. They probably hold it there because it's basically the only ice rink that is open in Germany year round. I live in Munich and we have one indoor rink that is open from Sept-April, the outdoor ones are Nov-mid March. Supposedly, we'll get a new, year round, rink in Crossing my fingers but not getting my hopes up. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Asking for input on coaching and ice time. Replies 8 Views 1K. Apr 2, Ic3Rabbit. Replies 13 Views 1K. Aug 28, apgold. Seeking advice for 2nd boot. Replies 3 Views May 16, tstop4me. Coach issues. Replies 4 Views 1K. Nov 26, WednesdayMarch. From broken to whole - Juulia Turkkila had to choose between two beautiful species. Replies 2 Views 2K. Nov 10, Weathergal.

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