Märchenwald Wolfratshausen near Munich

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

The Fairy Tale Forest is located in the Isar Valley in Wolfratshausen near Munich. It offers more than 20 fairy tales and over 260 moving figures activated by the push of a button. These tell a fairy tale or simply stage a story. The texts are spoken in German or English.The Fairy Tale Forest is a great spectacle even for small children. There is so much to see here and, of course, the most famous children's fairy tales are shown, such as

The Table-Set-Thyself, The Frog Prince, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, Mother Holle, Brother and Sister, Town Musicians of Bremen, Little Muck, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, and many more. The ParkEach fairy tale has its own fenced-off area and is either outdoors or behind a display case. All are lovingly recreated and either tell their story or simply do what they are known for. For example, at the push of a button and by calling out

Märchenwald Wolfratshausen near Munich

“Rapunzel, let down your hair,”

Rapunzel lets her long braid down.To ensure it doesn't get too boring, there are various stations with a baby playground, train ride, carousels,

pony rides and much more. So that you can always recharge in between, there are also various snack stations and for a short break, a beer gardenThe Fairy Tale Forest is located in a real forest and is not paved, so you should pay attention to good footwear.

; especially when it has rained, it can get very muddy! With a you can still walk through the whole Fairy Tale Forest well, it should just be a little off-road capableStroller because here and there a root can stick out of the ground.Anyone who wants to visit the Fairy Tale Forest should ideally do so early in the morning; towards noon and, of course, during the holidays as well as on nice weekends, it is always bursting at the seams.Special Highlights

By the way, you can also celebrate a

here by prior arrangement. You can rent extra little houses for this. That is, of course, a great idea and you don't have to keep the children busy because they have enough to do and see. All parents who come up with something like this will give their children an unforgettable birthday. Unfortunately, the whole thing is not exactly cheap; you have to ask for the prices by phone.

The entrance fee is not necessarily cheap, especially if you have a large family, but it is really worth it. The Fairy Tale Forest in Wolfratshausen is one of the most popular fairy tale parks and is really beautiful to look at. If you want to see and try everything, you can easily spend a whole day in the Fairy Tale Forest.Children's birthday partyAnyone who has the opportunity should definitely take a look at it!

Conclusion

From

Easter to the end of October

Opening hours:

the Fairy Tale Forest is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., admission is until 4 p.m. During winter time and during continuous rain the Fairy Tale Forest is closedAdults 11 euros, .

Admission prices as of 2011:

children from 85 cm height 10 euros, seniors from 60 years 10 eurosChildren up to 14 years old have free admission on their birthday upon presentation of their ID.Attention: Dogs are not allowed in the Fairy Tale Forest!

Posted on: 06/12/2011

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