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Available in German only. 32 illustrated quartet cards featuring the letters of the German alphabet. In cooperation with Duden.

Available in German only. The big infographic book about German. Facts, figures and phenomena in over 1000 infographics.

A map of the entire Alpine region with 222 special mountain pass roads.

The map for marking your own personal, special places in the Alps.

The big infographic book about the Alps. Over 360 pages on geography, sports, history, culture, nature conservation and much more.

32 illustrated Alpine mountains from all eight Alpine countries.

The first cross-border map of the Alps with all 563 ski resorts (≥ 5 kilometres of slopes).
Data updated 2025

The stickers for recording your very own Alpine adventures.

The big infographic book all about the bicycle and cycling. More than 300 pages with over 1000 illustrations.

Available in German only. The big infographic book about snow sports. Skiing, snowboarding, cross-country, ski resorts and more.

Facts, trivia and illustrations for 134 important summits from all alpine countries.

The handy cross-border map of the Alps with 263 ski resorts (≥ 25 kilometres of slopes).
Data updated 2025

Available in German only. Society, mobility and traffic – how streets and public space can be designed for people.

All the four-thousanders of the Alps from the UIAA list on a single map.

The first cross-border map of the Alps with 1001 Alpine mountains and 20 special hiking trails.
Data updated 2025

Available in German only. Over 300 pages covering topics such as Geography, Flora & Fauna, Islands, Climate & Environment, Society & Economy, Seafaring, Art & Culture and Sports. Only available in German.

The Marmota Maps year calendar for 2027 is all about the names of the months.
Roman gods and emperors, old farmers' names, a calendar reformed twice – and a
year that used to begin in March.

32 illustrated mountains on all continents around the globe. Five categories and further information on Each mountain. Available in English or German.

Available in German only. 32 playing cards with different Alpine animals, six categories and special information about each animal.

Available in German only. 32 playing cards with 32 different pizzas – from the classic Margeritha to the exotic Chocolate Pizza.

Playing cards in an Alpine setting with our Alpine Playing Card set. 52 playing cards + 3 jokers with handillustrated motifs of the Alpine flora and fauna, sports and more.

Available in German only. 32 illustrated islands from six North Sea countries – small or large, flat or mountainous.

The map of all 427 ski resorts in Austria – with kilometres of slopes, altitudes and the 16 most striking mountains.

The first cross-border map of the Alps with 111 Alpine mountains and 20 special hiking trails.

Available in German only. From A for Alphorn to Z for Zugspitze: our book introduces children to the fascination of the Alps.

South Tyrol in the heart of the Alps. Map in three different, unique designs: Ski Blue, Mountain Green oder Map Grey.

Switzerland and Liechtenstein as a topographic wall map: 26 cantons, over 200 mountains, two designs to choose from.

The gift package for all Alps fans, with the Book of the Alps, Berge der Alpen Buch, and the Mountains of the Alps and Alpine animals quartets.

Das Plakat des deutschen Alphabets. Jeder Buchstabe hat eine illustrierte Alliteration, das Handzeichen aus dem deutschen Fingeralphabet, die Brailleschrift und die Buchstabiertafeln.

A world map with 108 surf regions and over 600 surf spots, including month-by-month information on the best times to surf.

The map presents 48 islands, from the West Frisian Islands to the Danish Wadden Sea islands.

Although it often stands in the shadow of its famous eastern neighbour, the Watzmann, the Hochkalter in the massif of the same name is one of the highest summits in Germany. On its north side lies the Blaueis, the northernmost glacier in the Alps. A little further north lies the Zauberwald, a forest strewn with boulders. It was formed around 4000 years ago by an enormous rockslide on the Hochkalter massif, which also dammed up the Hintersee.

The Timmelsjoch, also called the Timmel, is a 2474-metre border pass between Austria and Italy that separates the Ötztal Alps from the Stubai Alps and connects the Ötztal with the Passeier valley. The pass, whose name derives from the Romansh word "tömbl" for hill, has been used since the earliest times and was an important trade route, including for the Fugger and Welser merchant families. The border between Italy and Austria has run across the pass since 1920, and in 2010 the Timmelsjoch Museum opened – built exactly on the border and highlighting the history and significance of the pass.

Mont Ventoux is a 1909-metre massif in the French Provence. Also known as the "Giant of Provence", it holds great significance for cycling. Although the mountain is considerably lower than the best-known Alpine passes, it is comparable in difficulty – not only because of the many vertical metres, but often also because of the heat of Provence and a merciless headwind over the final kilometres.

Slovenia's highest mountain is an icon for the Eastern Alps and a national symbol shown on the country's coat of arms and the 50 cent coin. Triglav can sometimes still be spotted from a distance of 100 km. Slovenia's only national park is named after the mountain. The opening of the 2864 Bohinj ski resort as the largest Slovenian ski resort, combining both tourism and ecology is planned in the near future.