Ammersee

The Ammersee region begins only about 30 km southwest of Munich in the middle of the most beautiful Bavarian foothills of the Alps. The Ammersee is the third largest of the Bavarian lakes and yet is still relatively little known. Especially in the summer months, the numerous excursion destinations and sights attract many holiday guests to spend their holidays in the beautiful accommodation, hotels, rooms as well as holiday apartments and holiday homes. The lake circuit around Ammersee, which is almost 40 km from Munich, is around 42 km long and is suitable for cycling tours and walks.

82211 Herrsching

 

Ammersee

Chiemsee

In just about an hour you can reach the Bavarian Sea, as it is colloquially known, from Munich. Anyone who has left Chiemsee without a trip to Herreninsel has actually not been to Chiemsee at all. The breathtaking Herrenchiemsee palace complex not only makes women dream. But there are also other things you can experience on and around Lake Chiemsee.

Chiemsee

Cosima wave pool

This only happens once in Munich: waves in the swimming pool. In the Cosima wave pool, old and young throw themselves enthusiastically against the waves, while those seeking relaxation can be gently washed around by the rolling waves in the shallow water. Enjoy a feeling that reminds you of a beach vacation. You can have a really good time in the surf of the 33 m swimming pool. Between waves, you can swim lengths in the pool or enjoy the sauna area.

Cosimastraße 5, 81925 Munich

 

Cosima wave pool

Isar banks

The Hotel Altmünchen by Blattl is not far from the Isar. The beautiful banks of the Isar are particularly suitable for walks and other sporting activities and are ideal for swimming and soaking up the sun.

 

Isar banks

Michaelibad

Climb through the 25 m sports pool, relax in the whirlpool, in the steam cabin or in the modern sauna area. Increase your fitness with water aerobics while being gentle on your joints or dare to go on an adventure on the 84 m water slide in the indoor pool. The Michaelibad is a paradise for fitness and wellness fans, for sports and bathing fun with the whole family and sets new standards in bathing pleasure. Even the youngest children feel at home here: whether splashing around in the extensive water play area or trying their first swim in the non-swimmer pool. And no matter whether it's snowing or freezing outside: the 34°C warm outdoor pool of the Michaelibad with a current channel, bubble loungers and massage jets offers swimming fun in the open air whatever the weather. A special experience: As dusk falls, the pool is illuminated by underwater lights.

Heinrich-Wieland-Straße 24, 81735 Munich

 

Michaelibad

Müller'sches Volksbad

The Volksbad is a particularly stylish place to swim and relax. The Art Nouveau building opened in 1901 as the city's first indoor swimming pool. To this day, it has been lovingly preserved in almost every detail. Rich in elaborate ornaments and wall paintings, the men's and women's swimming pools offer bathing pleasure in true-to-original furnishings and are reminiscent of bygone times. There is also a sauna with a large hot water pool.

Rosenheimer Straße 1, 81667 Munich

 

Müller'sches Volksbad

Phoenix bath

Whether you're having fun in the adventure pool with waterfall and bubble loungers or in one of the giant water slides (97 m and 72 m) - there's plenty of fun in the fresh water. Little adventurers can play, splash around and slowly get used to the water in the two shallow children's pools, equipped with play figures and a small slide. Well-being and relaxation are more important than ever in these sometimes hectic times. Let your soul unwind and free your body from the stress of everyday life with individual skin-care stimuli! The professional massage team offers you a comprehensive range of wellness, cosmetic and massage options.

Haidgraben 121, 85521 Ottobrunn

 

Phoenix bath

Pilsensee

Pilsensee and Ammersee once formed a unit many years ago. The Kienbach brought with it so many debris deposits that this part separated from the Ammersee. The Pilsensee is approx. 2.5 km long and up to a kilometer wide. There is one of the largest campsites on the bank side of the municipality of Seefeld. Here you will also find a very beautiful beach with shady trees. A good balance, as many areas of the bank are in private hands and not open to the public.

82229 Seefeld

 

Pilsensee

Prater beach in the Isarhof

Who doesn't dream of a white sandy beach, delicious food, magical music and an atmosphere that gives you that holiday feeling? All of this is available at the Praterstrand on the Praterinsel, in the middle of Munich!

Praterinsel 4 a, 80538 Munich

 

Prater beach in the Isarhof

Schliersee

Schliersee is an internationally known holiday and winter sports resort in the Bavarian Alps. The town itself is 784 meters above sea level and the highest mountain is 1,885 m high. The climatic health resort of Schliersee is located 56 km from Munich and belongs to the Miesbach district.

83727 Schliersee

 

Schliersee

Starnberg Lake

For locals or guests, the region around Starnberg - "the mecca in the south" - between Munich and the Alps is pure idyll. Immerse yourself in one of the most beautiful nature and lake landscapes in Germany, which will inspire you!

82319 Starnberg

 

Starnberg Lake

Surfer wave in the Eisbach

The surfers on the Eisbach in the English Garden have become an attraction in Munich. The artificial Eisbach wave next to the Haus der Kunst is recommended for safe, trained wave riders. The water shoots out of a tunnel into the stream bed, only 40 cm below is the threshold, which is why the water piles up here. Here surfers can ride the wave and passers-by can watch from the shore or the bridge - spectacular! Definitely worth a visit!

Prinzregentenstraße, 80538 Munich

 

Surfer wave in the Eisbach

Tegernsee

The Tegernsee holiday region is one of the most renowned recreational areas in Germany. There are many opportunities to enjoy, switch off and recharge your batteries around the wonderfully clear lake with its fascinating mountain world. Get to know the proverbial Bavarian charm, the traditional festivals, cultural highlights, sophisticated hospitality, countless sports opportunities and Germany's strongest source of iodine sulfur. Enjoy your relaxing and eventful holiday in Bad Wiessee, Gmund, Kreuth, Rottach-Egern or in the city of Tegernsee.

83684 Tegernsee

 

Tegernsee

Wörthsee

The Wörthsee owes its name to the island that rises in the middle of the approximately 450 hectares of water. With an average depth of just 14 meters, Lake Wörth warms up more easily and reaches pleasant bathing temperatures more quickly in summer than other bathing lakes in the region. In the Ammersee region, different holiday experiences await you every day. Today pure peace and nature, tranquility and cozy pub gardens and the next day, for a change, happy and colorful hustle and bustle.

82237 Wörthsee

 

Wörthsee
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