Germany's Highest Peak | Zugspitze

Experience the breathtaking view of four countries from the summit of the Alps A round-trip cable car ticket for just $2700 is absolutely worth it! Germany's highest peak, Zugspitze, stands at an elevation of 2,950 meters, straddling the border between Germany and Austria. It is the ultimate "Alpine dream" for every traveler. This is not just a world of snow-capped mountains and glaciers but also a magical experience combining nature, railways, and high-altitude cable cars. On clear days, you can see the mountain ranges of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy all at once from the summit! Standing at the peak, you are surrounded by endless snow-covered mountains. Today's weather is exceptionally clear, allowing us to distinctly see the outlines of the Austrian, Swiss, and Italian mountain ranges. The 360-degree unobstructed Alpine view is truly breathtaking. Photos cannot capture even a fraction of the beauty seen in person. Interestingly, there are two flags here—Germany's and Austria's—fluttering in the wind, symbolizing cross-border friendship and the grandeur of nature. Many visitors climb up to the small rocky peak near the golden cross (Gipfelkreuz) for photos, which marks the true highest point of Zugspitze. Perhaps the meaning of travel lies in moments like this—leaving the ground yet feeling closer to inner peace. The mountaintop restaurant offers traditional German cuisine with stunning views from the windows. Enjoying a hot meal while gazing at the snow-covered mountain ranges and rolling clouds is an unparalleled experience. We ordered a rich tomato beef soup with bread, delicious German sausages, hot cocoa, and a hearty apple pie. Even though the meal cost over $1000, the warmth and sweetness in every bite made it all worthwhile. ☺️