A Fall Retreat in the Bavarian Alps: Schloss Elmau

Nestled in the Bavarian Alps, the luxury resort, Schloss Elmau, offers an idyllic retreat that feels like stepping into a timeless world. As Summer fades into Fall, the landscape around the castle bursts into a symphony of colors, making September an ideal time to visit.

Schloss Elmau has deep historical roots providing more than just opulent accommodations. Built in 1916, as a place of rest and reflection, surrounded by nature, and filled with an abundance of books and classical music.     

Schloss Elmau has become a world-renowned luxury spa and cultural refuge. The resort features six heated swimming pools, saunas, a gym, Turkish bath, two yoga pavilions, three libraries, a bookstore, and a stunning concert hall. Additionally, the surrounding area offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and skiing.

The resort’s dedication to wellness is evident in its world-class spa facilities and extensive wellness programs, which include yoga, Gaga dance, tai chi, and well-being retreats.

Dining at Schloss Elmau is a culinary journey. The resort’s restaurants celebrate local Bavarian cuisine, incorporating fresh, seasonal ingredients. A dinner at the Michelin-starred Luce d’Oro, with its exquisite dishes and fine wines, is an experience to be savored.

Schloss Elmau is a haven where luxury meets nature, culture, and wellness. It’s a place where you can recharge, reconnect, and rediscover the simple pleasures of life. Whether you seek solitude, adventure, or cultural enrichment, Schloss Elmau offers a perfect blend of experiences that will linger in your memory long after you leave.

Located just an hour from Munich and 40 minutes from Innsbruck, Schloss Elmau is conveniently accessible. If you think a couple of nights is enough, think again. It’s not uncommon for guests to extend their stays at this unexpected gem.   

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By Tanya Gilbert

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