Perfect location to spend the day trout fishing with the whole family…read more Though adjacent to Seefeld and known primarily as a skitown, there are enough off-season activities in and around Leutasch (e.g., alpine slide, mountain bike/hiking trails, water park) to spend several days. It is also close enough to Munich, at about 80-90 min by car, to visit as a day trip. The Leutascher Fischerei is set on a pristine lake surround by the Tyrollean Alps. It's stocked to the rim with several varieties of hungry trout. There are plenty of parking and spots to fish, even on the busiest days. Modern facilities, including a shop, a bar/cafe and a fish-cleaning room. Many families bring a picnic lunch. Fish whatever method you prefer, from fly to bait & bobber. They also sell/rent bait & gear. Fees at the Fischerei are reasonable and unlike in Germany, in Austria no government-issued license is required to fish on a private farm. Check the website or call for opening hours and directions.

On a recent trip, we stayed in Leutasch for a long weekend. As part of our rental, we were given…read morefree admission passes to the Alpenbad. This is not the nicest spa that I have been to, but it is still very nice. It functions like most German and Austrian spas. The spa portion is textile-free. My husband and I were with my sister, so we opted out of this portion, but the sauna area looked very nice. We enjoyed the pools~both outdoor and indoor. The outdoor pool has some nice shallow lying areas and different features that are on timers to move around the pool. This area was popular with children and families. Indoors, there is a sports pool that links to a small area with a float. There is also a separate water slide, which was extremely entertaining. Once done, the showers are perfectly nice and the restaurant (McAlps) inside is an "ok" choice for food, especially if you do not want to leave the complex.

Offer Poledance, Aerial Hoop, Silks and many other cool stuff to do. Great place to work out!!!read more

OK, I will admit that I am an Escape Room junky. In order to give an honest review, I consider…read moredifficulty, host/storyline, décor (Props), fluidity and fun factor. I believe that these factors are needed to fully enjoy an escape room. The place is impressive. You can tell that they put some money in this establishments. Props and Décor were out of control. One of my favorite rooms so far when it comes to décor and props. This room was very physical. It keeps you actively completing challenges. I absolutely love the concept. Sadly, some of the gadgets or mechanism were not working properly. In addition, one note was only in German. So, they had to translated over the speaker. It appears that the host was busy at some point because he disappeared from the radio for a few minutes. I guess he was greeting another group. Difficulty 1/ Host 1/ Décor 2/ Fluidity 1/ Fun Factor 2. (My rating 7/10).

Great gym! Friendly and supportive staff. I can recommend this gym. Day tickets are available. Stay…read moreaway from Proteus it is money sucking shit

Great selection of bikes and gear at this place. The owner and staff were friendly and efficient…read more My daughter and I rented some specialized e mountain bikes and rode up to alzer alm. Be warned trail markings are scarce.

Such a nice guy. My friend was looking for a specific bolt for his bike and the guy let him check…read morein the workshop for it even though it was closed. So pleasant and helpful

This place makes IBK even better, if that is possible. It's great for studying, walking and setting…read moreyour mind free after a tough day. There's a pond with ducks, a greenhouse and even a huge chess game.