This museum was an excellent stop for glass lovers. They have 30,000 pieces in the collection, of…read morewhich 15,000 are on display. You take the elevator up to the 5th floor and work your way down. It was fascinating, with all of the displays having excellent explanations.

We loved all the glass in this museum, and we had the place ( all four floors) pretty much to…read moreourselves. It is all European glass dating from 1650 to 1950, with only half the collection of 30,000 pieces on display. It was all collected by one couple, which is rather staggering, but one has to wonder if there were collections within it that had been looted by the Nazis. No one is going to discuss that however. If you like glass, this is worth visiting.

Walhalla is one of those places that truly surprises you, standing here, high above the Danube…read moreRiver, this massive monument looks like a complete piece of ancient Greece transported right into Bavaria. Inspired by the Parthenon in Athens, although a little bit smaller, its architecture and attention to details are absolutely impressive. And boy, the staircase going down to the river with breathtaking views from the monument are outstanding, overlooking the Danube and the beautiful countryside around it. Just stay calm and meditate for a moment. Inside, there is plenty to explore and learn about German history, if you like, and the important historical figures honored here. King Ludwig I of Bavaria did great building Walhalla and given it to us, who enjoy it now. Definitely worth the trip and an easy five-star experience!

So you're chillaxin' in Bavaria on a very brisk, yet sunny Saturday afternoon and thinking to your…read moreself, "What should I do with myself today?" Then poof, the lightbulb not only comes on, but it explodes! I'll check out the Walhalla Museum that everyone has been raving about. Actually, there's a little hyperbole thrown in there. No one is raving about it. In fact, I think it's one of those awesome sites that are rarely mentioned. Which is just odd, because it's truly breathtaking! The views are amazing! The magnificence of the grand structure! All Roman Empire like reminiscent of a coliseum. It's seriously cool! Yes, there's an entrance fee to go inside, but if you just wanna soak up the view? Totally gratis! If you're in the area, you so wanna check this place out.

We had an incredibly interesting visit today. The history of where golf truly began was so…read moresurprising. We were treated to a personal tour and then took our time to examine the artifacts in the museum. Many humorous and informative pictures of art are displayed. Well worth the price of admission, especially if you are a golfer!

This place is fascinating! The proprietors passion and knowledge was infectious. You do not want to…read moremiss this even if you are not a golfer. I won't spoil the surprise but if you go you will be among the few people in the world who know the truth about the origin of golf! Highly recommend!