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Oberammergau, a charming little town nestled in the Bavarian Alps, has a long and rich history of faith and culture. Tourists can explore the city's abundant architecture, culture, and cuisine for a uniquely unforgettable experience. From historical sites and monuments to delicious local delicacies, here's a list of key attractions and activities to add to your trip itinerary in Oberammergau. 

Passion Play Theater: Take in the 450-year-old tradition of the Passion Play, performed in the open-air theater from May to October. It is the world's largest theatrical performance, entertaining guests with music, the spoken word, and dancing from over 2,000 participants. The theater is located in Marienplatz and tickets are priced at around €30.

The Pilgrimage Church of Wies: This magnificent Baroque church is a must-visit site for tourists due to its incredible fresco paintings and its peaceful surrounding meadows. It's located in the nearby village of Steingaden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The church is open daily from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., entrance is free.

Ettal Abbey: Admire the incredible architecture and interior of this Benedictine monastery nestled in the Bavarian Alps. Take a tour to learn about the impressive history of the abbey. The monastery is open all year round, and there is a nominal entrance fee.

Linderhof Palace: One of the most popular sites in Oberammergau, this breathtaking royal palace was built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 19th century. The palace is nestled in a valley in the Bavarian Alps and is open daily from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., with a €16 entrance ticket.

Lüftlmalerei Paintings: This popular form of Bavarian fresco painting originated in Oberammergau and is found on many of its buildings and churches. These charming frescoes of Biblical scenes and Bavarian-style decorations are a treat to the eyes.

Local Cuisine: Bavarian cuisine has something for everyone, from pork, beef, and birds to fresh fish and salads. Don't forget to try the local beer, Löwenbräu, as well as Kaiserschmarrn, a delicious pancake-like dessert.

Toy Museum: If traveling with children, make sure to visit the Toy Museum, located in the town center, where you can see the evolution of toys over the centuries. The museum is open daily from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m., entrance is free.

Whether you're looking for culture, history, and architecture, or just a delicious meal, Oberammergau has something for everyone. Spend your days taking in the sights, exploring religious relics, and tasting the delicious local cuisine. Don't forget to bring home a souvenir to remember your unforgettable trip to Oberammergau.