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I Lived In Germany For Over A Year And Captured Its Unique Landscapes And Nature, And Here Are The Best 32 Pics
After spending the last 13 months living in the Bavarian town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, it's safe to say this place is a hiker's paradise. Germany is full of beautiful mountain lakes, wildflower meadows, and breathtaking peaks to climb.
When people ask why I want to make Germany a permanent home, these 23 photos right here sum up why. The alps. They're simply magical. Enjoy some of our backyard explorations.
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Dorothy Cloud 4 years ago
Is that the sun setting? What is causing the shadows under the trees?
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William Sufik 3 years ago
The same castle is also in painting by Adolf Hitler Adolf_Hitl...a28db7.jpg 
BenMaharaj 3 years ago
It’s pretty on the inside too, just not finished. King Ludwig was not all there and loved fairytales.
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Christof Irran 3 years ago
Zugspitze? (Damn, I'm funny.) 62690578_6...aa4bf1.jpg 
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Christine Madeux (Submission author) 4 years ago
Hi! It is not photoshop- it was achieved by taking a long exposure with my camera, allowing the sensor to pick up more light than what is available to the human eye. There isn't a lot of light pollution where I live, so you can visibly see the milky way in the mountains. Shooting a long exposure magnifies that.
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suzanne werbiski 4 years ago
I don't think I could be casually standing where he is!! Beautiful photo though!
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Silvio Bosio 4 years ago
From the peak of Zugspitze. I have a photograph like this took in the same place. Fantastic
James Doe 3 years ago
The amazing photo currently #14 is taken from the valley on the right side of this pic
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Hans Felsh (TheRealMoleman) 4 years ago
My son is being deployed to Germany (for 3 years) next year and I'm going with them. I'm German/Austrian but haven't been back since I was ~11, so it's been ~39 years since I've been home. I want to move back there, but I don't do well with cold weather (I live in Florida now), but I'm going to see how I hold up. If all goes well, I might not come back at all. 🤞
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M. Schweitzer 4 years ago
Very nice pics you taken in Bavaria, the southern part of Germany. Try to get next time to the nothern edge, at the "Nord- und Ostsee". The "Wattenmeer" will surley enjoy you too. 😉
Milan 4 years ago
Germany has like, 2 mountains and you captured all, to the Austria :D Now seriously, nice pictures, but 95% of Germany does not have mountains like this :)
James Doe 3 years ago
Yup should have been titled south of bavaria in Germany
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egggratin 3 years ago
These photos were taken exclusively in Bavaria. And Bavaria doesn't really want to be part of Germany. Ask them.
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Stunning photos! But... you realize that only a tiny tiny part of Germany consists of landscapes like these, don't you?
David Retsler 4 years ago
Ausgezeichnet! Das sind einige unglaubliche Fotos! Erweckt Erinnerungen an Rucksacktouren durch Bayern in meinen 20ern.
Na Schi 3 years ago
Would have been nice if the OP would've shared the (common) names of the locations they've visited (or maybe solely geo-tack them)... Thanks to all fellow BPs, who pointed out that this was a single region in Bavaria though (might have guessed, as there are rarely any mountains that hight in any other state of Germany).
M. Schweitzer 4 years ago
Very nice pics you taken in Bavaria, the southern part of Germany. Try to get next time to the nothern edge, at the "Nord- und Ostsee". The "Wattenmeer" will surley enjoy you too. 😉
Milan 4 years ago
Germany has like, 2 mountains and you captured all, to the Austria :D Now seriously, nice pictures, but 95% of Germany does not have mountains like this :)
James Doe 3 years ago
Yup should have been titled south of bavaria in Germany
Load More Replies... egggratin 3 years ago
These photos were taken exclusively in Bavaria. And Bavaria doesn't really want to be part of Germany. Ask them.
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Stunning photos! But... you realize that only a tiny tiny part of Germany consists of landscapes like these, don't you?
David Retsler 4 years ago
Ausgezeichnet! Das sind einige unglaubliche Fotos! Erweckt Erinnerungen an Rucksacktouren durch Bayern in meinen 20ern.
Na Schi 3 years ago
Would have been nice if the OP would've shared the (common) names of the locations they've visited (or maybe solely geo-tack them)... Thanks to all fellow BPs, who pointed out that this was a single region in Bavaria though (might have guessed, as there are rarely any mountains that hight in any other state of Germany).
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