Schlossanger Alp

Barbara Schlachter-Ebert

Membre d'Honneur

Barbara Schlachter-Ebert is the 3 season cook. In the first of her three volumes, "Meine drei Allgäuer Jahreszeiten" ("My Three Allgäu Seasons"), the passionate top chef of the Allgäu presents dishes that can be enjoyed especially from December to the beginning of summer. And these menus also characterise her young and fresh cuisine in the restaurant "Schlossanger Alp" at the foot of the Falkenstein. Their credo: "Here on the alp you can taste 'nature'." Not only her down-to-earth preparations and typical dishes are absolutely natural, but also her fine gourmet arrangements rich in finesse.

Sommelier: Bernhard Ebert

Hotel

In front of the impressive scenery of the Allgäu mountains, embedded in the wild and romantic landscape of the foothills of the Alps, Barbara Schlachter-Ebert celebrates in her stylishly decorated restaurant in the Berghotel Schlossanger Alp a close connection to her homeland, a love of cooking and an enthusiasm for pleasure. Fresh, tasty and seasonal Bavarian - that is the motto of chef Barbara Schlachter-Ebert, who prepares "venison fillet on porcini mushroom sauce and savoy cabbage vegetables" for her guests. You can enjoy their good cuisine in cosy parlours, cared for by the charming service team around patron Bernd Ebert.

BAVARIA

Small walled towns with historical townscapes

Former kingdom, today Free State: Bavaria offers many reasons to love it: the hearty cuisine, the beer, the good Franconian wine, its dialect, the Bavarian way of life, the beautiful landscape before the Alps. In Franconia, small walled towns with historic townscapes, such as Rothenburg ob der Tauber (Rothenburg ob der Tauber), the many beer gardens in Munich, the Hofbräuhaus or the Oktoberfest in autumn, are alluring. Tourist magnets are also the university city of Erlangen and the toy city of Nuremberg. As well as the three-river city of Passau, Regensburg, Würzburg, Augsburg, Berchtesgaden and Mittenwald. In Bavaria mountaineers and mountain hikers, skiers and water sports enthusiasts and many others get their money's worth. And at the highest point of the federal state, the 2963-metre-high Zugspitze, you have a breathtaking view of the high mountains of the Alps under a Bavarian blue sky, the "Kaiserwetter".