Roadtrip tips Germany / Austria

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between Bad Ischl and Hallstadt I had a great time in a 640i.

It's a bit south-east of Salzburg, so it should be easy to Integrate.

I can recommend the area around the Eibsee, the Plansee and Neuschwanstein Castle. Great scenery and beautiful roads.

Don’t miss the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße.

Where are you going to start your tour? MUC? Or are you going to drive all the way from the NL? How many days are you going to stay?

Veel plezier!

I agree with the recommendation of Ben1995, the Eibsee is beautiful in any season. It is located just below the Zugspitze (Germany’s highest mountain), which can be climbed (or climbed with the Zugspitzbahn) in summer.

To stay overnight I can recommend the “Eibsee-Hotel”, very nice, many rooms with balcony and with a view.

The city is called Grainau and is only about 15-30 minutes from the Austrian border.

I would suggest you take a look at the Hahntennjoch. It's not super crowded and a lot of fun to drive.

I am not that much of an alps expert, but I have been to Berchtesgaden a couple of years ago, we enjoyed the Kempinski Berchtesgaden Hotel (when it was still part of Intercontinental Group, but I can still recommend it, absolutely stunning location on the Obersalzberg), and I met some guys doing an Audi R8 experience tour who had a stopover there. Their routing was Munich – Berchtesgaden (including Rossfeld Panorama Straße, visit to the Kehlsteinhaus and other local places), and then all the way down to the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße and further.

I can recommend the east part of Switzerland. Had a wonderful Roadtrip last year with a BMW i8 there. You can find my post with the exact route here.

I'd consider to go the southern route from Sterzing, mainly: Reschensee - Stilfzer Joch - Bormio - Livigno - Munt La Schera - Davos

Stilfzer Joch is one of the most remarkable roads in Europe. Livigno is good for shopping/fueling your car. And Reschensee is quite interesting, as it's a flooded valley, where you still can see a church tower in the lake.

Also if you pass by Nuremberg and have half a day spare, you can make a detour via Fränkische Schweiz ans eat a Schäufele there.

And Super+ is pretty cheap in Livigno, around 1,19 Euro today.

your route seems ok, I live between Eindhoven and Grassau (Traunstien) (900km apart) and I do this trip almost on bi-weekly basis, I always get excited once I cross Munich going south, you can't go wrong in that area and towards Salzburge, everything is a scene if you coming from NL.
deutsche alpenstrasse is something to follow once you are south of Munich, other than this I can't really recommend car routes as from living there basically driving around the cities such as reit im winkel or literally anything else around there is a site to be seen.

Seegatterl 4, 83242 Reit. is a place where you can drive your car up the mountain against a fee 10 euro or so, then hike from there, pretty good as well.

After you leave the Area of Düsseldorf/Cologne, you most certainly want to leave the Autobahn and drive through the "Westerwald"-Area.

It takes a bit longer, obviously, but there are many places you can see (old castles and stuff like that) while you drive through a nice landscape while enjoying the fact that the M8 handles beautifully.

Between Munich and Nuerenberg (I guess it's Nürnberg there are some nice locations, for example the "Donaudurchbruch" near Weltenburg - I drove the whole part M->N on "Bundesstraßen" and did not use the Autobahn.

Zitat von dirkholland

Thank you for your suggestion. I have watched some video's on Youtube about the Stelvio pass. Its amazing. Thinking to do the Stelvio pass in this way!

When you are in the area of the Stelvio Pass I recommend looking at the other passes nearby as the Stelvio Pass is often very crowded with cars and motorbikes. Have a look at my route from last summer here. Mainly I can recommend Timmelsjoch (Passo del Rombo), Penser Joch (Passo di Pennes), Jaufenpass (Passo di Monte Giovo) and Umbrail Pass (going down from Stelvio Pass, on this way you can also pass Reschenpass/Reschensee as mentioned by sijuherm ).