Located indoors, find Willy the Dragon and his friends playing throughout the Bavarian Inn properties located in the Family Fun Center next to the Ratskeller and on the back wall of the stage. Keep your eyes open for more murals while at the Bavarian Inn Lodge. Check inside Oma's Restaurant, Lorelei Lounge, and the mini golf course for more!

Located indoors, find the Legend of the Pied Piper. In 1984, on the 700th anniversary of the event, the Bavarian Inn of Frankenmuth commissioned artist Terry L Dickinson to research the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. These murals were completed on April 15, 1985 on the walls along the stairway of the Bavarian Inn Castle Shops, Main dining floor, and leading up to the second floor.

Located outdoors at the back of the building, find the "Schmetterling," the German word for butterfly, gracing the space with its vibrant beauty. This artistic addition not only enhances the building with its colors but also celebrates German heritage. On the south side of the building, you'll find another mural depicting the construction of the Holz-Brücke Covered Bridge, further enriching the surroundings with historical charm and storytelling.

Located outdoors on the west side of the building, find the Almabtrieb, a German word for the traditional festival. This is when animals are brought down from mountain pastures at the end of summer. It is one of the major village celebrations in mountain farming regions and has grown into an important event on the tourist calendar.

Located outdoors, find the beautiful tribute not only to the origin of fudge making in Michigan but to the family's 59 years of candy making. The illusion of depth in this mural is unique to the murals in Bavaria, Germany where the artist studied. The final touches on the mural include a hand painted floral trellis to cover gas and electrical conduits on the wall.

Located outdoors, find murals located on the building tower completed in 1970s to pay tribute to one of Frankenmuth's city managers and his work to protect the city from floods. Did you know this building was originally the Water Works building? Now the Visitor Center where you can grab a complete list of festivals, events, things to do or stock up on brochures, maps, bier passport, and more while the knowledgeable representatives welcome you to Frankenmuth.

Located outdoors, find a mural that was developed after the second floor renovation in 1998 to add some color to a large white wall facing the parking lot. Steve Hargash was commissioned to paint the mural but permission needed to be obtained by the Hummel people in Germany. You can also find another mural in the entrance of the children's area.

Located outdoors on the side of the building by the parking lot, find a 3D image of what it might have looked like inside the store many years ago. The mural features the Rupprecht Crest and Willi Becker, the previous owner and master sausage maker from Germany. Step inside to see the real Rupprecht Crest and for some German hospitality, Bavarian recipes, over 100 kinds of meat, and more.