• Land MUC ~2:25 PM via CPH (SK 1665) — clear customs, collect luggage
• Shuttle4you van meets at arrivals with name sign (pre-booked, €135.64 for group) — Mercedes Sprinter; child seat (Sutton) + booster (Henry) confirmed; driver tracks SK 1665
• Direct drop at KOOS Hotel, Sonnenstraße 18b
• Drop bags, freshen up — everyone has been traveling since Saturday night
• Then head out to the Augustiner Keller beer garden early to lock in tables for the match (see Dinner) — a late-afternoon beer garden in the sun is also the best jet-lag remedy there is
• (English Garden + Eisbach surfers move to Mon Jun 15, when everyone's rested)

• Augustiner Keller (~12 min walk from hotel, Arnulfstr. 52) — one of Munich's largest beer gardens, several thousand seats under ancient chestnut trees. Confirmed showing all German national-team games on two big LED screens (self-service + served sections); moves indoors if it rains. Big playground for Henry & Sutton.
• Self-serve counters: grab a Mass and food, find your table. Bring cash to be safe.
• Early night afterward — everyone will need it after traveling since Saturday.
• 📋 Backup (confirmed): Augustiner Bräustuben — 8 people, 6:00pm on the Dachterrasse rooftop (Landsberger Str. 19, +49 89 50 70 47), ~10 min from the Keller. Insurance only if the Keller's unworkable; it doesn't screen the match, so it's a dinner-only fallback. The 6pm table releases 10 min late — cancel the hold if you're settled at the Keller.

• St. Peter's Church tower — aim to arrive ~10am for panoramic views before crowds build; 306 steps (opens 9am Mon–Fri)
• Marienplatz — walk over by 10:40am for the 11am Glockenspiel chimes (first and only morning show; ~2 min from tower)
• Stroll historic lanes: Kaufingerstrasse, Residenzstrasse, Hofgarten colonnades (~5 min walk)
• 🧱 LEGO Store Munich — Kaufingerstraße 9, inside the Kaufingertor Passage; Germany's largest LEGO flagship, two floors, Minifigure Factory, Pick-a-Brick wall; right on the pedestrian zone between Marienplatz and Stachus; Mon–Sat 10am–8pm
• Munich Residenz courtyard — free to walk through, gorgeous baroque architecture

• Viktualienmarkt (~5 min walk from Marienplatz) — open-air market, self-serve stalls; Brotzeit platters for the group
• Bring cash — many stalls are cash only

The afternoon is intentionally open — pick what fits your energy and the weather:

• 🏄 English Garden + Eisbach surfers (the relaxed default, moved here from arrival day) — ~10 min to the Eisbach wave by Haus der Kunst to watch the surfers, then stroll north through the park; pause for a Mass and a pretzel at the Chinese Tower beer garden under the chestnuts. Flat, free, easy with kids — and it sets you up to drift back toward the hotel for dinner.
• ☀️ Nymphenburg Palace & Gardens (if the weather is perfect) — tram #17 from city center (~25 min); baroque palace with sweeping formal gardens, canal, and fountains; wide open space for kids to run; no interior tickets needed
• 🌊 Isar river banks — 15 min walk south from Marienplatz; in June locals swim and sunbathe on the gravel bars; flat, free, easy with kids; very un-touristy
• 🏛 Dachau Memorial (adults without kids) — S-Bahn S2 direct, ~45 min; plan 3–4 hours on site; €5 entry; emotionally significant opt-in
• 🌧 Residenz Museum (rainy day anchor) — already on the morning walk route; one of Europe's finest palace museums; Treasury alone is world-class; €9/adult, open daily

• Schiller Bavarian Beerhouse (Schillerstraße 23) — a lively house-brewing Bavarian beerhouse a few minutes from the hotel near the Hauptbahnhof; everything brewed in-house, hearty Bavarian classics (sausages, the pork knuckle is a standout), a cozy rustic room and a great local buzz. 4.5⭐ across 2,500+ reviews. ~6 min walk from KOOS — the closest dinner of the Munich stay, and fully indoors.
• 🔒 Reserved for 8 at 6:00pm — confirmation in hand (Schillerstraße 23, +49 89 890584820).

• Deutsches Museum group: Museumsgaststätte inside the museum — waiter service, convenient
• BMW group: Park Café at Olympiapark or Tantris Bistro — both full waiter service

• Regroup in the Altstadt — Maximilianstrasse window shopping or Isar river bank walk
• Pack and organize for tomorrow's car pickup

• 🎲 Primary: Hofbräuhaus (~10 min walk from hotel) — walk-in, no reservation; communal tables, loud and energetic, great for kids
• 🔒 Backup: Augustiner Am Platz (Neuhauser Str. 27) — reservation at 6pm for 8; right across the street; proper Munich brewpub without the tourist density

• 11am checkout from KOOS Hotel
• Pick up both rental cars at Seidlstrasse 2a (~10 min walk from hotel) — budget 30–45 min for paperwork
• Install car seats and boosters in the lot before leaving the city
• Stop at Rewe or Aldi near pickup for snacks, drinks, and road-trip essentials

• Restaurant Salin — full waiter service, former brewery with soaring ceilings, organic regional cuisine
• Bad Reichenhall is a handsome Bavarian spa town right before the Austrian border — worth a short leg-stretch
• Budget ~1hr total; back on the road by 2:30pm to hit 4pm check-in

• ~2hr drive south through Bavaria into Austria — digital vignette is plate-linked, no sticker to display
• Check-in after 4pm — call Jeremy (+44 7817 718021) to coordinate handoff
• Explore the Airbnb complex grounds; kids can run and decompress after the drive

• 🔒 Almbar Hinterthal — waiter service, casual, off the main street, good first-night energy (~5 min walk). Reservation confirmed, 8 people, 6:00pm.

• Natrunbahn gondola from Maria Alm (~10 min drive) up to TOM Almhütte — playground & big wooden slides to start
• Familienwanderung Prinzensee loop (~4.1 km, ~1:30, easy): trail 401 to Natrun summit → Prinzensee (360° views) → trail 26a to Grammlergut snack station with the castle-themed adventure playground
• Return: gondola back down OR descend via the Waldrutschenpark forest slide park

• TOM Almhütte at the gondola top or Grammlergut snack station at the end of the loop

• Relax at the Airbnb or wander the village — sit on the terrace, enjoy the mountain backdrop
• The natural lake at the Airbnb if anyone wants a swim — cold but refreshing on a warm June day

• Option A: Bergrestaurant Karbackalm at the gondola top station — waiter service, order at the table
• Option B: Steinbockalm at the cable car top — great mountain views, waiter service

• Wander Hinterthal and Maria Alm village (~5 min drive) — pick up Austrian provisions or souvenirs
• Lazy afternoon at the Airbnb — Radler or Weissbier on the terrace with the mountain backdrop

• 🔒 Botenwirt — husband-and-wife Gasthof in the village, next to the church and fountain; well-priced, great Austrian food, English menu, good with kids. Short walk from the Airbnb. Confirmed for 8, 6:00pm (office.botenwirt@gmail.com)

• Before checkout: split-car errand in Maria Alm (~3 min drive) — Bäckerei BAUER for sandwiches, pastries & rolls; BILLA for snacks, drinks & fruit. Bring the picnic blanket.
• Checkout by 11am from Hinterthal Airbnb — 45-minute drive to Salzburg
• En route stop: Hellbrunn Palace — sits right on the southern approach to Salzburg, ~20 min from city center
• Spread out on the palace grounds for a picnic lunch — beautiful gardens, open space, great for kids (grounds are free & open all day; no set arrival time needed)

• Then straight to the trick fountains — hidden jets randomly soak visitors as you walk the grounds; totally interactive and hilarious. ~50-min guided tour; no advance tickets needed in June — buy on-site, join the next tour (last admission 5:30pm).
• Allow ~45 min for the picnic + ~1.5hrs for the fountains — no rush; just be parked and checked in any time from 3pm onward

• Mirabell Gardens (~10 min walk from Airbnb) — baroque fountains, Sound of Music filming location
• Wander into the Altstadt from the gardens; cross the river and explore old town lanes
• Getreidegasse (~5 min walk from bridge) — Mozart's birthplace is here

• 🔒 Zum Fidelen Affen (~12 min walk) — full waiter service, cozy, excellent Austrian food, very local vibe. Booked for 8, 6:30pm.

• Café Bazar — iconic riverside coffeehouse, open Sun 9am–6pm. Viennese-style breakfast: Melange coffee, fresh rolls, soft-boiled egg
• 🔒 Hohensalzburg Fortress (~5 min walk from Café Bazar, or take the funicular) — medieval fortress with canons, ramparts, and drawbridges; great for kids. Tickets purchased, booking #2554285.
• Sweeping views across the whole city and the Alps behind it

• Grab-and-go from Backwerk (Griesgasse 15, ~6 min walk from the fortress, open Sun 8am–6pm) — sandwiches, pastries, coffee-to-go. Find a bench along the Salzach and eat outside.

• Drive ~30 min to Berchtesgaden, Germany (cross the border — quick and easy). Leave Salzburg by ~8:45am to make the 9:40am tour with margin for parking.
• 🔒 Berchtesgaden Salt Mine — booked for 9:40am, full group including Sutton (no minimum age — she's FREE!)
• Miner train ride, underground slides, subterranean salt lake illumination show (~1.5 hrs)
• Genuinely one of the most memorable things you can do in this region — all ages love it
• Leather mining suits provided — the kids will want to wear them for the rest of the day

• Gasthof Neuhaus or Restaurant Panorama in Berchtesgaden village — both full waiter service

• Königssee boat ride (~10 min drive from Berchtesgaden village) — electric boat on Germany's most pristine alpine lake
• Limestone cliffs rise 1,000m straight out of the water; extraordinary scenery
• Stop at St. Bartholomä church on the far shore — red onion domes against the cliff face are iconic
• The cliff echo demonstration — guide plays trumpet; it echoes back crisp and perfect
• Return to Salzburg by 5–6pm (~30 min drive)

• 🔒 Lazarte im Café Wernbacher (~6 min walk) — confirmed for Mon Jun 22, 6:30pm — Peruvian/Latin American; ceviche, lomo saltado, excellent ratings. Party of 8.

• Pack and stage both cars for the Garmisch drive — checkout is noon
• Last Altstadt wander: Getreidegasse, a final coffee, souvenir run (~10 min walk)
• 🔒 Noon Organ Concert at Salzburg Cathedral — 30 min of live organ music across seven organs in the extraordinary baroque interior. Tickets booked (~€9/adult; Henry & Sutton free).

• Quick lunch before leaving Salzburg — Bäckerei Konditorei Fingerlos or any Altstadt café; counter service, grab and go

• ~2hr drive to Garmisch-Partenkirchen through spectacular Alpine scenery
• Check-in window 4–9pm — contact Emre (+49 172 6695855) to coordinate
• Explore downtown GP pedestrian zone on arrival (~10 min walk) — Alpine shops, gelato, get oriented
• Chalet Beatrice has underground parking — both cars in safely
• Ask Emre about the GästeCard (GaPa Card) — free local bus rides and attraction discounts

• 🔒 Gasthaus zur Schranne (~10 min walk, Griesstr. 4, end of the pedestrian zone) — full waiter service, top-rated local; schnitzel, Käse-Spätzle, goulash, seasonal specials; painted-wood interior + beer garden. Kid-friendly. Booked for 8, 6:30pm.

• Leave early — Cogwheel train departs GP Bahnhof from ~8:30am; ~5 min walk from chalet
• Route option: Standard is cog train up → cable car down to Eibsee. Consider the reverse: cable car up from Eibsee (10 min, dramatic, faster to summit) → cog train down through the mountain tunnel. Either direction works with the same ticket.
• Summit at 2,962m — Germany's highest point, views into Austria, Italy, Switzerland on a clear day
• No hiking required at the top: fully accessible paved paths for Sutton
• Germany–Austria border marker, glacier viewing (if accessible), summit cross

• Summit restaurant (Zugspitz Restaurant or Münchner Haus) — full waiter service; a meal at the top of Germany is part of the experience

• Cable car descent to Eibsee — more dramatic than the train back down
• Eibsee lake loop — flat, ~5km, turquoise water against towering limestone cliffs
• One of the most beautiful easy walks in Bavaria; ideal pace for the whole group including Sutton
• Radler at the Eibsee Hotel Biergarten after the walk — waiter service at the tables

• Restaurant Pizzeria Colosseo (~10 min walk) — full waiter service; spacious with terrace and mountain views; Italian and Mediterranean menu. 🔒 Booked for 8 · 6:00pm ✓

• Walk from GP center to Partnachklamm entrance (~30 min pleasant walk from chalet)
• The gorge is a carved walkable path — not a hike. Dramatic tunnel sections, rushing water, waterfalls.
• Everyone does this together — it is the can't-miss GP highlight
• Kids will go absolutely wild in the tunnels
• Bring light rain jackets — the mist in the gorge is constant (and part of the magic)

• Partnach Alm (just above the gorge exit, ~45 min total walk from chalet) — full waiter service, classic mountain hut, beautiful terrace, post-gorge reward
• Kaiserschmarrn pancake dessert: shredded caramelized pancake with plum jam, dusted in powdered sugar

• Option A (adults without kids): Hike up to Kaiserschmarrn Alm (~1.5hr from Partnach Alm), then cable car descent from Das Graseck Hotel back to valley
• Option B (family with kids): Horse-drawn carriage ride (Pferdekutsche) back — kids will love it
• Option C: Alpspitzbad outdoor waterpark (~10 min walk) — wave pool and waterslides

• 🔒 Wolpertinger (~15 min walk, Zugspitzstraße 27) — confirmed for 8, 6:00pm. Traditional Bavarian tavern, 4.7★, great Käsespätzle and schnitzel, kids menu + highchairs available, hunting-lodge atmosphere. Complimentary schnapps to close.

• 🥾 Natursteig Osterfelder — whole group on the mountain for the last day
• Cable car up: Alpspitzbahn from Garmisch (~5 min drive or 20 min walk from chalet) → Osterfelderkopf (2,050m)
• 30+ interactive nature & movement stations between Osterfelderkopf and the Kreuzeckbahn mountain station — part of Felix Neureuther's "Beweg dich schlau!" initiative; great for kids
• Section 1 (~30 min, 500m loop): 8 stations around Osterfelderkopf + the AlpspiX viewing platform — steel walkways cantilevered over a 1,000m drop. Unforgettable last-morning view.
• Section 2 (Alpspitzbahn → Hochalm): 16 stations, ~2.5km, 350m descent, ~75 min downhill. Can skip with the Hochalmbahn cable car if needed.
• Section 3 (Hochalm → Kreuzeckbahn station): 7 stations, ~1.5km, 100m, ~55 min downhill. Ride Kreuzeckbahn back down.
• Full trail ~4km, 3–3.5hrs hiking. Do as much or as little as you like — sections are designed to be mix-and-matched.
• ✅ Covered by the ZugspitzCard (Alpspitzbahn + Kreuzeckbahn both included)

• Hochalm mountain hut (end of Section 2) — classic Alpine hut with terrace views, warm food, Radler. Perfect natural lunch stop. No reservation needed.

• Back in GP by early-to-mid afternoon — Radler on the chalet terrace, soak in the view one last time
• Option: Downtown GP pedestrian zone (~10 min walk) — last chance for Alpine souvenirs, chocolates, mountain gear
• Option: Alpspitzbad wave pool if kids have energy left (10 min walk from town center)

• 🔒 Gasthof Fraundorfer (~10 min walk) — full waiter service, fun and festive. Confirmed 8 people, 6:00pm.

• Leave Chalet Beatrice by 6:30am (checkout is 10am but flight requires early departure)
• Both cars loaded and staged the night before — don't leave packing to the morning
• ~1.5hr drive to Munich Airport (MUC)
• Return both rental cars at the airport drop-off

• LH 2440: MUC → CPH · 10:20 AM – 11:55 AM
• SK 925: CPH → IAD · 2:15 PM – 4:50 PM (8h 35m)
• Land Dulles ~4:50 PM