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Marktoberdorf is a lovely quaint little town on the "Allgau cycle loop" (a scenic cycle path popular with tourists), 70 minutes southwest of Munich by train. It's quite small and tranquil, and everything is within walking distance. We stayed in the Hotel Sepp, on a quiet road but right opposite the station. This was a good base from which to explore the Allgau region via train excursions (to Neuschwanstein castle, Munich, Kempten & and hiking areas like Nesselwang) and by bike (we hired electric bikes from the nearby "Buhler" shop). There's a large Aldi next to the station and our rooms had fridges to store our food/milk. Our hotel also had an in-house Indian restaurant (open to all-comers from lunchtime until 23-00 hrs) which we enjoyed, but several other restaurants and bars were nearby if you fancied something else (although many were closed by 21-00 hrs). The direct train south to Fussen (for Neuschwanstein Castle) takes 40 minutes. After the castle, we enjoyed a 2 hour cruise on the Forggensee. On another day we hired electric bikes from Fussen station to explore the most scenic parts of the cycle loop towards Pfronten & Tannheim (Austria), right next to the mountains- really beautiful. Nesselwang (a ski resort in Winter, but good for summer hiking/toboggan/cable car rides) is 90 minutes away by train (via Kempten, which itself worth a visit). Munich city is 70 minutes away by train, but the airport is a further 40 minutes on the S-bahn since it is on the northwest outskirts of the city. Memmingen airport is closer to Marktoberdorf, but we could not get there conveniently from London and so flew to Munich instead.