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BAVARIAN ALPS
Upperbavaria Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
Lakes, Mountains & Culture
Information for your holiday in Upperbavaria & Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
Destinations General Map
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Munich .......................................................................................................................... 14
Countryside around Munich ........................................................... 15
Dachau ................................................................................................................... 16
Ebersberger Grnes Land .................................................................... 16
Towns of Upper Bavarian ...................................................................... 17
Ingolstadt .............................................................................................................. 17
Inn-Salzach ............................................................................................................... 18
Alttting, Burghausen, Mhldorf .................................. 18 - 19
Berchtesgadener Land ................................................................ 19 - 20
Bad Reichenhall ........................................................................................... 20
Chiemsee ................................................................................................................... 21
Seeon Seebruck Truchtlaching .......................................... 21
Aschau in Chiemgau and Sachrang ...................................... 22
Chiemgau ................................................................................................................. 23
Chiemgau holiday region ................................................................. 23
Chiemgau Towns-Country-Lakes ............................................. 24
Ruhpolding-Bavarian Alps ................................................................ 25
Wendelstein, Inn, Mangfall ............................................................... 25
Bad Aibling sources for you ..................................................... 26
Oberaudorf ...................................................................................................... 26
Tegernsee, Schliersee, Wendelstein ........................................ 27
Tlzer Land ............................................................................................................. 27
Wackersberg .................................................................................................... 28
Lenggries in Isarwinkel ......................................................................... 28
Zugspitz-Region ............................................................................................... 29
The Alpine World Karwendel ...................................................... 29
The Ammergau Alps ............................................................................. 30
Murnau and the Blue Land ............................................................ 30
Garmisch-Partenkirchen ...................................................................... 31
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Starnberg Five-Lake-District ............................................................ 32
Pfaffenwinkel ....................................................................................................... 33
Ammersee-Lech ...............................................................................................34
Landsberg a romantic location .............................................. 35
OBERBAYERN CARD ................................................................... 35
All inclusive card for Upper Bavaria
Allgu .............................................................................................................................36
Fssen in Allgu .......................................................................................... 37
Schwangau ........................................................................................................38
Pfronten ...............................................................................................................38
Halblech-Buching-Trauchgau .........................................................39
Welcome to Marktoberdorf ...........................................................39
The Hrnerdrfer ......................................................................................40
Allguer Seenland ..................................................................................... 41
Lindau on Lake Constance ............................................................ 41
Spa Oberstaufen ......................................................................................... 42
Bavarian Swabia ............................................................................................... 43
Augsburg .............................................................................................................44
Nrdlingen in the Ries .........................................................................44
Friedberg ............................................................................................................. 45

DI RECTORY OF THE HOLI DAY REGI ONS,
CI TI ES, AND VI LLAGES
Upper Bavaria ................................................................................................ 47
Allgu ..................................................................................................................... 55
Bavarian Swabia .......................................................................................... 57
MAP (back ap of cover) .......................................................................59
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COUNTRYSI DE AND NATURE ..................................... 4
TRADI TI ONS AND CUSTOMS ...................................... 6
LEI SURE AND SPORT ................................................................... 8
ART AND CULTURE ..................................................................... 10
WELLNESS AND HEALTH ................................................. 12
Table of Contents
Picture: Mountain lakes can be found everywhere, tucked away like little
gems against the grandiose backdrop of the rocky mountain ranges.
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Pictures: 1. The water rushes in a wild torrent through
mountain ravines, providing breath-taking experiences.
2. Mountain huts present the visitor with magnificent
views. Friendly service included.
3. You will find stunning landscapes all over Upper
Bavaria and Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
We have the glaciers to thank for this. Towards the end of the Ice Age they
scoured out giant valleys in which the melt water collected
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etween the majestic craggy giants of the high
mountains and the gentle foothills of the Alps
there are around 300 lakes that glisten like deep blue
jewels in the sun from Lake Constance in the west
to the Chiemsee, and on to the Knigssee in the East.
Streams with fresh spring water and romantic rivers
complete this perfect idyll. Discover the unique
landscape of the Bavarian Alps, inspiration for artists
such as Wassi ly Kandi nsky and Paul Klee, where
writers such as Thomas Mann and Carl Zuckmayer set
literary milestones and musicians such as Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart and Ri chard Wagner composed
world-class works. Pope Benedi ct XVI is the most
famous contemporary figure who represents the
Bavarian Alps. He was born near Alttting in 1927 and
served as Archbishop in Munich and Freising before he
was appointed a cardinal and started his career in the
Vatican.
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King Ludwig I married in 1810 and his
great nuptial celebrations set the foundation
for the greatest folk festival in the world.
Pictures: 1. Theres plenty of fun and
good humour on 1 May when the
maypole is erected in the traditional
ceremony. 2. Tradition and folk costume
hold a permanent place in the lives
of the people in Upper Bavaria and
Allgu/Bavarian Swabia. 3. Experience
the romantic, pre-Christmas atmosphere
at the many Christmas markets.
ver six million visitors come to the Oktoberfest
in Munich each year. However, its not just
here that visitors to the Bavarian Alps can experience
traditions and customs close at hand, with dirndls,
lederhosen and brass band music.
All across the region the best rural traditions can be
seen when maypoles are put up and the blue and white
of the Bavarian royal colours recall the beginnings of
the Bavarian kingdom, when impressive Corpus Christi
processions testify to the deep-rooted piety of the
people, when in autumn the cattle are driven back down
from the mountains in a colourful ceremony and festive
Leonhardi processions take place on horseback. The
numerous beer gardens, where in addition to beer you
can also enjoy the world-famous Bavarian delicacies
such as Weisswurst (veal sausage), Obadza (made of
Camembert cheese, butter, onions and paprika) and
knuckle of pork, are an integral part of the culture of
daily life in this area, which is the home of the art of
brewing beer. As the beer garden season gradually draws
to a close the magic of the Christmas markets and the
aroma of gingerbread and mulled wine start to waft over
the romantic villages and towns of the Bavarian Alps
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High mountains, gentle valleys, lakes as clear as glass and a variety
of river landscapes add to that an excellent infrastructure,
which with the assistance of modern cable cars, reaches right up
into the mountains.
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Pictures: 1. A lover of water sports? No problem, the great Bavarian lakes have enough water even for sailing boats.
2. If you like to take it easy you can discover the area by bike and enjoy Nature at the same time.
3. For everyone who wants to head for the heights, there are mountain tours of all levels.
4. Winter sports are big in our skiing regions.
he Bavarian Alps provide holiday makers with
perfect conditions for every kind of outdoor
activity. Both in summer and in winter. Both for
those who enjoy extreme sports and for visitors who
would rather take things easy.
Amidst the charms of unspoilt nature in the Bavarian
Alps you can soon forget the daily grind whether you
opt for unhurried bike rides or demanding mountain
bike trails, for Nordic Walking or hikes through the
untouched countryside, for the experience of climbing
precipitous cliff faces or going on romantic boat trips.
If you want to learn more about country life you can
stay on a farm and be initiated into the ancient lore of
herbs by an expert teacher. For most people, however,
the Bavarian Alps are associated with top class winter
sports locations. And with good reason. Here where
elite skiers and snowboarders, cross-country skiers and
biathletes, speed-skaters and bobsleigh riders come
together, there is unlimited enjoyment in the snow
for everyone. On the Zugspitze, Germanys highest
mountain at 2994 metres, you can enjoy the magic of
the pistes until early May.
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Pictures: 1. Nature, culture and architecture the Buchheim museum on Lake Starnberg is an adventure for all senses!
2. The town hall in Augsburg impresses with its historic facade.
3. Schloss Herrenchiemsee provides the perfect backdrop for concert performances.
4. Baroque church buildings are to be found everywhere throughout Upper Bavaria and Allgu/Bavarian Swabia.
nd the numerous museums outside Munich also
bear witness to the high level of importance
that art has always enjoyed in the Bavarian Alps. For
example, the Wittelsbacher family, who ruled the
kingdom of Bavaria from the time of its founding in
, were prominent patrons.
In the castles of Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee and
Linderhof you can immerse yourself in the fairy-tale
world of Ludwi g II, the most dazzling regent of the
Wittelsbacher dynasty. A long time even before that, the
Fuggers, a rich merchant family, put their architectural
stamp on the city of Augsburg rococo buildings going
down in history as the Augsburg style. And what would
the Bavarian Alps be without their mighty churches and
monasteries and the distinctive onion domes reaching
skywards throughout the region? The Wieskirche in the
Pfaffenwinkel is an outstanding example of a Baroque
church that has been raised to the status of world
cultural heritage site. Thanks to the lively arts and
cultural scene you can enjoy top-class concert series and
music festivals, literature events and exhibitions all year
round.
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Munich is the cultural metropolis with its world-famous
museums such as the Old and the New Pinakotheks and the
Deutsches Museum, which impress with their variety and the
top quality of their art collections.
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Healthy air, clean water and a landscape the mere sight of which
soothes the soul, guarantee pure recovery and relaxation.
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Pictures: 1. Body and soul alike recover in a hay bed
2. Simply wonderful stepping barefoot through spring meadows enjoying the fragrance of the grass and flowers.
3. Spa bath treatments are a permanent feature of wellness packages.
4. Traditional remedies such as the mountain pine are enjoying a renaissance.
hat is why there are so many spas and health
resorts in the Bavarian Alps. Only towns and
communities meet the extremely high standards
imposed on health resorts claiming to have a
beneficial climate.
Between Lake Constance and the Knigssee you have
a choice of several dozen spas and health resorts, in
which you can combine classics such as mud and fango
treatments, drinking and bathing cures, or Kneipp
and Schroth applications with a variety of relaxation
techniques, innovative training methods and new forms
of therapy. In the five thermal spas in the Bavarian Alps,
however, everything revolves around iodine, sulphur
and brine as the healing gifts of Nature. The designated
Vitalhfe (vitality farms) convey rural knowledge about
maintaining vitality to their guests. If you simply want
to give yourself a treat, you can also opt for one of the
many certified Wellness Hotels and forget the daily grind
whilst enjoying a chocolate massage or a rose bath.
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Pictures above: This is the life lunch break in
the English Garden. below: Nymphenburg Palace
ancestral home of the Bavarian kings.
With Munich you always make the right choice. It doesnt matter
what your preferences are in the Isar metropolis you dont need
to seek out your personal favourite thing, it will manifest itself
before your eyes.
Architectural jewels such as the Nymphenburg Palace or the
Knigsplatz have a magical appeal for those exploring the city. Lovers
of opera and musicals can watch exciting productions. Gourmets can
indulge in the Bavarian specialities and international gourmet cuisine.
Parents watch their childrens eyes light up at the Hellabrunn zoo
and in the Sea Life Centre at the Olympic site. Allow yourself to be
captivated wholeheartedly by the metropolis, by its rhythm which
allows you to experience this city of contrasts which range from local
Bavarian traditions to trend-setting innovations.
Special tip: The Munich all-inclusive price with two nights in a
double room including breakfast from 87 Euro per person (as at
2006). This package includes a tour of the city allowing you to sound
out your favourite places once more as well as the free-of-charge use
of public transport for your personal exploratory tours. However the
best thing to do is to go on foot so that you can soak up the unique
atmosphere of this city step by step.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information der Landeshauptstadt Mnchen
Sendlinger Strae 1 D-80331 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 233-96500 Fax: +49 (0)89 233-30233
tourismus@muenchen.de www.muenchen-tourist.de.
Lederhosen and laptop, maypole and modernity, tradition and innovation, this metropolis on the river Isar
is a place of many contrasts that are united into one. The mediterranean atmosphere of the street cafes, the
Bavarian down-to-earth quality of the breweries and beer gardens, the hive of activity that is the food market,
the multicultural casualness in the English Garden and the Olympic Park all this is as much part of Munich as
the sky in the Bavarian colours of blue and white and the wealth of art and culture. Visit the Deutsches Museum,
one of the worlds largest museums of science and technology, saunter through the three Pinakotheks with their
important art collections from the ancient world through to modern times. And experience Munich in the last
two weeks of september when rhythm of life is set by the biggest fair in the world the Oktoberfest. And dont
forget, from the tower of the Frauenkirche, which is the symbol of Munich, you can enjoy the unique view over
the rooftops of the Old Town, and even on a fine day as far as the Alps.
Munich
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Munich
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Picture above: The famous silhouette with the Church of Our Blessed Lady and the Theatine Church in the evening light.
Countryside around Munich
The l i vel y metropol i s of Muni ch is in the middle, surrounded by charming towns all around, many of
them with close links to the Bavarian national drink. Freising has a famous cathedral, but also offers another
attraction the oldest brewery in the world, founded in 1040, and with its technical college it has become the
brewers equivalent of Oxford University. In Aying visitors are initiated into the fine art of brewing, in Erding they
can take a trip to the home of Weissbier (literally white beer) and then plunge into the thermal spring under
the palm trees. The film studios in Grnwald, the district town of Frstenfeldbruck picturesquely located on the
River Amper and its impressive monastery, Dachau with its artists colony and the concentration camp memorial,
Gemering with its top-class cultural events the countryside around Munich has its own unique features.
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I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Mnchen-Oberbayern e.V.
Radolfzeller Str. 15 D-81243 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 829218-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 829218-28
touristinfo@oberbayern.de www.oberbayern.de
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Dachau
C I T Y
Memorial place and town of artists The 1.200 year-old
town of Dachau is, unlike any other German town, a town of
contrasts with its culture and contemporary history.
The name Dachau is known throughout the world as the town
containing the first concentration camp in Bavaria. Today the
towns principal maxim is to keep alive the memory of what
happened and to never let it be forgotten. So in 2006 the town is
creating a memory lane which offers a topography of the history
from the railway station through to the KZ memorial site.
To an increased extent, Dachau is pinning its hopes on
culture. The Dachau Castle concerts are held in the magnificent
Pictures left: A place where you
can remember the KZ memorial
site. right: Dachau Castle provides
a festive background for the
concerts held there.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Dachau Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 1
D-85221 Dachau Phone: +49 (0)8131 75-287
Fax: +49 (0)8131 75-150 infobuero@dachau.de www.dachau.info
renaissance castle, in June and July it is the Dachau summer of
music and in August the traditional Dachau public festival beckons
you. Moreover, in the 19th century, Dachau was one of the
most important German artists colonies. Dachau preserves this
reputation with an impressive art gallery and numerous guided
tours through the picturesque old town.
One of the largest forests in Germany is in the Ebersberger Grnes Land. The best way to get to know the
Ebersberger Forest is to follow the wild sow cycle track. Not only does it lead to wild sow enclosures, it also
takes you to peacefully browsing red deer and mouflon and to the Museum of the Forest and the Environment.
In the Poing Wildlife Park you will see wolves and lynxes, whilst at the Hermannsdorf farm and rural workshops
you can see how agricultural production, food processing and marketing are linked. Grafing, with its baroque
market place is perfect for anyone who wishes to experience the charms of a small Bavarian town. And age-old
tradition is brought to life when the Perchten (masked figures) of Kirchseeon awake the earth-spirits at the winter
solstice.
Ebersberger Grnes Land
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I NFORMATI ON
Landratsamt Ebersberg/Regionalmanagement f. d. Landkreis
Ebersberg Eichthalstrae 5 D-85560 Ebersberg
Phone: +49 (0)8092 823153 Fax: +49 (0)8092 8239153
tourismus@lra-ebe.bayern.de www.tourismus-ebersberg.de
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Pictures above: Gabled houses in the historical old
town Ingolstadt. below: Reduit Tilly in Klenzepark.
Towns of Upper Bavaria
In Pfaffenhofen on the River Ilm the trotting course is called Hop Mile. No wonder, because this
picturesque town is situated in the Hallertau, the largest hop-growing region in the world. You can learn about
the significance of this green gold for the region in the Wolznach Hop Museum, whilst the pronouncement of
the German purity law in 1516, which heralded the beginnings of the worldwide success of the Bavarian art of
brewing, is recalled in Ingolstadt. Ingolstadt has outlet shopping to tempt you, as well as numerous museums,
art and culture. Visit Schrobenhausen, famous for its asparagus, with its specialist museum where you can learn
everything about this noble vegetable. In Neuburg an der Donau you can visit the only Renaissance castle in
Upper Bavaria and the Rubens exhibition in the Flemish Baroque Gallery. And you can enjoy the unspoilt charms
of nature on the Danube cycle path and in the romantic Altmhltal.
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Mnchen-Oberbayern e.V.
Radolfzeller Str. 15 D-81243 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 829218-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 829218-28
touristinfo@oberbayern.de www.oberbayern.de
Ingolstadt
C I T Y
Allow yourself to be surprised by the impressive history and lively
contemporary life of the youngest city in Bavaria.
Within the city walls you will find historical treasures such as the Neues
Schloss with the Bavarian Army Museum, the former university seat of
the first Bavarian state university and the baroque Anatomical Institute
with the German Museum of the History of Medicine. Colourful gabled
houses, imposing gates and impressive fortifications form the backdrop
to Ingolstadt.
Those interested in culture can expect unusual museums, renowned
concerts, exhibitions and theatrical performances.
Fun and relaxation are promised in the Donautherme Wonnemar
swimming pool centre. In the new Outlet Shopping Centre, Ingolstadt
Village, a unique shopping experience lies ahead for each and every
visitor with well-known brands available at low prices.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Ingolstadt
Rathausplatz 4 D-85049 Ingolstadt
Phone: +49 (0)841 3053030 Fax: +49 (0)841 3053039
info@ingolstadt-tourismus.de www.ingolstadt-tourismus.de
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Alttting is the heart of Bavaria and one of Europe`s hearts.
(Pope Benedict XVI)
Alttting is situated in the charming upper-bavarian foothills of
the alps, between Munich, Passau, Salzburg and not far from
Lake Chiemsee. More than 1 million pilgrims and visitors a
year seek the most important place of pilgrimage for the Virgin
Mary in Germany: the Black Madonna in the octagon of the
Gnadenkapelle (Chapel of Grace). The small church building
which dates back to the 8th century is situated in the middle of
the wide Kapellplatz which is lined with Baroque buildings. Inside
it also contains the silver heart urns of the Bavarian kings and
Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, grew up in the Inn-Salzach region
and frequently prayed in Alttting the most important place of pilgrimage to
the Virgin Mary in Germany. So it is with good reason that the Benediktweg is
dedicated to him. The 224-kilometre-long cycle route transports you back to the
Holy Fathers childhood and adolescence and leads you to sights far from the
hurly-burly of the usual tourist destinations. Visit Burghausen with the longest
castle in Europe, stop off at Mhldorf am Inn with its impressive merchants houses and Mediterranean-style
arcades. You can enjoy the Salzach valley and the
naturalness of this unique river landscape by taking a
trip on an exact replica of one of the salt barges that
were a feature of this former trade route along the river.
Inn-Salzach
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Alttting
C I T Y
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusgemeinschaft Inn-Salzach Kapellplatz 2a D-84503
Alttting Phone: +49 (0)8671 506228 Fax: +49 (0)8671 85858
info@inn-salzach.com www.inn-salzach.com
electors. Places worth seeing for art lovers are the monumental
round painting, the panorama of the Crucifixion of Christ, and the
treasure vault with the Golden Horse.
I NFORMATI ON
Wallfahrts- und Verkehrsbro Alttting Kapellplatz 2a
D-84503 Alttting Phone: +49 (0)8671 506219
info@altoetting-touristinfo.de www.altoetting.de
The landmark is the fortified castle which is the longest
castle complex in Europe (1.043m).
The historical old town is situated at the foot of the castle with
the town houses which are typical of the Inn-Salzach region. In
front of the gates of the town, you will find the former Cistercian
monastery Raitenhaslach and the former pilgrimage church St.
Maria Himmelfahrt in Marienberg. A highlight for groups is a
boat ride on the Salzach (using replicas of medieval salt barges),
Burghausen
C I T Y
a guided tour through the castle and old town or a visit to the
International Jazz Week or the large historical castle festival.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Burghausen Stadtplatz 112
D-84489 Burghausen Phone: +49 (0)8677 887-140
www.burghausen.de touristinfo@burghausen.de
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Berchtesgadener Land
The emerald green water, the world-famous echo and the unique view: the Knigssee is the undisputed pearl
of the Berchtesgadener Land. You can enjoy the stunning view from the Kehlsteinhaus, also known as the Eagles
Nest, (1834 m), which was built for Adolf Hitler, whilst you learn more about the National Socialist dictatorship
in the Obersalzburg documentation on display. Among the attractions of the region, which celebrates its white
gold with salt festival weeks, are the Berchtesgaden salt mines and the Alte Saline (old salt refinery) in Bad
Reichenhall. You can enjoy the beneficial effect of the alpine brine in the Rupertus Therme Spa & Fitness Resort.
A real gem in the Berchtesgadener Land is the Rupertiwinkel just perfect for varied and relaxed family holidays
with lots of cycling and swimming.
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International procession of riflemen and parade of traditional
costumes in Mhldorf a. Inn
Experience this unique pictorial broadsheet made up of
festively decorated horse-drawn carriages and colourful groups
in traditional costumes from the whole of Europe, for which
many musical bands provide a setting from 14:00 hours in the
Mhldorf town square.
Mhldorf
C I T Y
Experience an abundance of tradition and folklore in the middle
of a town which dates back thousands of years and whose town
square has preserved its medieval appearance up until the
present time. You can welcome the groups who have arrived from
out of town in front of the town hall at 10:30 hours.
And, once the colourful procession is over, you can visit the
Mhldorf traditional public festival together with the musicians
and the groups in traditional costumes every first sunday in
september at 14:00 hours.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Mhldorf a. Inn Stadtplatz 36
D-84453 Mhldorf a. Inn Phone: +49 (0)8631 612-226
Fax: +49 (0)8631 612-206 info@muehldorf.de www.muehldorf.de
Pictures left: View from the Jenner towards the Lake Knigssee
right: Hglwrth Monastery on Hglwrther Lake/Rupertiwinkel.
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Berchtesgadener Land
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Great Hights Top Sights: The Berchtesgadener Land, located at the
southeastern tip of Germany, is considered one of the most beautiful and
varied vacationing spots in Germany.
In the north lie the gentle swells of the Rupertiwinkel hills and the high peaks of
the Bavarian Alps tower in the south. Active vacationers will not only be impressed
with the numerous sport possibilities, but also with the sites of this area: Be it
the legendary Watzmann Mountain or world-renowned Lake Knigssee or the
Berchtesgaden National Park.
When it comes to classical music, Bad Reichenhall is the place to go! Its
Philharmonic Orchestra is the largest year-round spa orchestra in the world.
For those who now might want to know more, the words of the Bavarian writer
Ludwig Ganghofer are appropriate: He whom God loves is dropped into the
Berchtesgadener Land. So why not drop in?
Bad Reichenhall/Bayerisch Gmain
C I T Y
Come and indulge in a holiday in a town which is one of the
alps precious jewels!
As the first German Alpine Wellness town, we are particularly
proud of our unique alpine natural resources: alpine salt water,
moorland, mountain pine and the Mediterranean alpine climate
promote and cultivate vitality and wellbeing.
Enjoy the charm and special atmosphere of Bad Reichenhall
with its high-class events such as the summer festival
AlpenKLASSIK in August with world stars attending and dynamic
concerts put on by the Bad Reichenhall Philharmonic Orchestra.
In the spa and fitness resort, RupertusTherme, with its thermal
spring and sauna landscape, health and fitness centre, beauty and
vitality centre, you can leave behind everyday life completely and
enjoy yourself or actively give it a new boost whilst being at one
with nature in unique surroundings.
For quotations please visit: www.thermenpauschalen.com
I NFORMATI ON
Berchtesgadener Land Tourismus GmbH Bahnhofplatz 4 D-83471 Berchtesgaden
Phone: +49 (0)1805 865200 Fax: +49 (0)8652 65650-99
info@berchtesgadener-land.com www.berchtesgadener-land.com
Picture: The eastern face of the Watzmann mountain
towers impressively over St. Batholoms pilgrimage
church.
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I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Bad Reichenhall Wittelsbacherstrae 15
D-83435 Bad Reichenhall Phone: +49 (0)8651 606-0
info@bad-reichenhall.de www.bad-reichenhall.de
Pictures above: Salt water fountains and Gradierhaus the open-air
inhalatorium. below: The RupertusTherme glooming in the dawn of
the summer.
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Picture: The monastery of Seeon is currently utilised as a venue
for cultural events. In addition to concerts, exhibitions can also be
visited.
Chiemsee
You can take a boat trip on the Chiemsee all year round. The islands are always worth a visit the Herreninsel,
where King Ludwig II realised his dream of building a castle modelled on Versailles and the Fraueninsel, with
its Benedictine nunnery that was first inhabited in the 8th century and whose main attraction is the wonderful
annual Christkindlmarkt (Christ Child Market) on the first and second weekends in Advent. Add the finishing
touch to your holiday with the unforgettable experience of classical concerts on Herrenchiemsee, or spectacular
open air operas in the Rohrdorf quarry and international musicals on the E.ON Seebhne (lake stage) Chiemsee.
Plunge into the Bavarian sea and take time to appreciate the wonderful scenery. Here, in the home of the
Bavarian DSV Nordic Walking Training Centre, there are great opportunities for walking and hiking at all levels of
difficulty.
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I NFORMATI ON
Chiemsee Tourismus e.V. & Co.KG Chiemsee-Infocenter
Felden 10 D-83233 Bernau a. Chiemsee
Phone: +49 (0)8051 96555-0 Fax: +49 (0)8051 96555-30
info@chiemsee.de www.chiemsee.de
Seeon Seebruck Truchtlaching
V I L L A G E S
The Romans were the first to appreciate the beauty of the
north-east shore of Lake Chiem.
The numerous archaeological objects discovered in Bedaium, the
Roman name for Seebruck, are displayed in the Roman Museum.
W. A. Mozart can be counted among the guests who stayed in
the 1000 year-old former Benedictine monastery Kloster Seeon,
and today a multitude of cultural events are held according to best
Benedictine tradition.
The Seeon lake plateau and the upper Alz valley are accessible
via numerous cycling and hiking routes.
The yacht harbour with 500 moorings and the strandbad
swimming areas on the shores of Lake Chiem, Lake Seeon and
the Alz are available for all those who seek fun and relaxation in
or on water.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information
Am Anger 1 D-83358 Seebruck
Phone: +49 (0)8667 7139 Fax: +49 (0)8667 7415
www.seeon-seebruck.de tourismus@seeon-seebruck.de
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Pictures above: Hohenaschau
Castle below left: Corpus Christi
Procession in Aschau i. Ch.
below right: Kampenwand aerial
tramway
Experience Bavaria in the Priental. Situated between Munich
and Salzburg, the Emperor mountain range and the Bavarian
Sea, the Chiemsee lake, is one of the most traditional summer
resorts in the Chiemgau region.
The climatic health resort of Aschau i.Ch., 615 to 1808 m, and the
mountain resort of Sachrang at 735 m, where winter snowfall is
assured.
The impressive 1669-m Kampenwand mountain with its three
jagged peaks and the castle of Schlo Hohenaschau, which
appears to be guarding the entrance to the valley from the top of
a rocky cliff, dominate the scenery lending an alpine ambience to
an area rich in culture and history.
Of course, all sorts of walking and hiking tours are offered here,
for example A river walk with a geologist. More than 300 km of
trails can be found throughout the valley and up to the highest
peaks. The top of the Kampenwand is easily reached by cable
railway, each car with a capacity for four.
Aschaus cultural roots date back 800 years to the ruling
aristocracy at Hohenaschau. They helped to form the western
Chiemgau and their decisions were influential not only in
their own jurisdiction, they were as far-reaching as the Munich
dukedoms, influencing the politics of the time. This rich cultural
heritage still plays an important role today.
* FESTIVO (summer concerts), concerts in the castle,
* castle tours, Priental Museum, Gallery in the Festhalle
Hohenaschau
* (magistrates office), town and church tours,
* folkloric evenings, folkloric and beer festivals,
* the Bavarian-Tyrolean pilgrimage to the Mount of Olives
Chapel, and the Chiemgau Folk Theater are things to see and
do and there is more
* 3000 guest beds in all categories,
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Kampenwandstr. 38 D - 83229 Aschau i. Ch.
Phone: +49 (0)8052 904937 Fax: +49 (0)8052 904945
info@aschau.de www.aschau.de
Aschau in Chiemgau and Sachrang
V I L L A G E S
* from good local cooking to Heinz Winklers Residenz cuisine,
for example Culinary Autumn,
* a large variety of shops in town,
* all the amenities expected by the modern tourist; outdoor
pool, sauna, guest house, refreshment pavillion, theater,
tennis, etc. and of course
* winter with muse for cross-country skiers (30 km of track),
beginner and also advanced alpine skiers, (ski areas at the
Kampenwand and in Sachrang), winter walkers, families with
children, or for those simply seeking peace and quiet.
We work closely with other towns in the Chiemgau region and
with our neighbors in Tyrol to offer you a Vacation without
borders from the King to the Emperor
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Pictures: The silhouette of Traunstein rises majestically against the
backdrop of the Chiemgau Alps.
Chiemgau
Wide valleys like the Achental and the Trauntal cut through the mountains of the Chiemgau which run
northwards to the Chiemsee. Between the mountains is fenland with broad areas of heath land and gleaming
birch forests. The alluvial forests along the Tyrolean River Achen, the meandering Alz and the Salzach are a real
natural paradise. Visit a mountain inn on one of the 123 Alpine pastures and enjoy the view from up above
whilst the dairy maid treats you to a feast of milk, cheese and bacon. Experience the charm of small Bavarian
towns such as Traunstein, Trostberg and Tittmoning, which features a medieval festival in the castle and follow
the traces of a musical genius when you follow the Mozartweg. Or do you prefer the attractions of winter? What
about the top-class skiing in Reit im Winkl, or the exciting World Cup atmosphere of the biathlon in Ruhpolding
and the speed-skating at Inzell?
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Chiemgau Tourismus e.V. Ludwig-Thoma-Strae 2 D-83278 Traunstein
Phone: +49 (0)861 58223 Fax: +49 (0)861 64295
info@chiemgau-tourismus.de www.chiemgau-tourismus.de
Chiemgau holiday region
A R E A
The holiday region is situated in the middle of the Chiemgau
between the edge of the Alps and the Chiemsee. There are many
leisure activities to tempt you on offer here in the splendid foothills
of the Alps.
The climatic health resort of Bergen is well-known because of the
view from top of the Hochfelln mountain, which can easily be reached
by cable car. Further along the valley of the River Achen are the twin
villages of Unterwssen and Oberwssen a perfect starting point for
actively experiencing nature in the valley and on the mountain pastures.
At the foot of the flower mountain, the Geigelstein, is the delightful
climatic health resort of Schleching, surrounded by an impressive
backdrop of mountains. The Kinderland village of Siegsdorf is a perfect
holiday destination for children; it also has a Stone Age village and a
natural history museum. Not far from there is Traunstein, the metropolis
of the Chiemgau. This is where Pope Benedikt XVI grew up. The historic
town offers ample opportunity for cultural walks.
I NFORMATI ON
Urlaubswelt Chiemgau Rathausplatz 2 D-83313 Siegsdorf
Phone: +49 (0)8662 498745 Fax: +49 (0)8662 498750
info@siegsdorf.de www.urlaubswelt-chiemgau.de
N AT U R E C U LT U R E S P O R T
Picture: Lakes and mountains the Chiemgau.
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Chiemgau Town-Country-Lakes stands for a holiday in the
heart of a pristine lake and river landscape between Traun
and Alz with historical towns and a lively culture.
Special attractions and possibilities for shopping trips can be
found in Traunreut; from here, the Castle Pertenstein or the
Hhlenburg Stone offer possibilities for excursions in close
proximity Lake Chiem, the Alps, Lake Waging or Salzburg are
however also only a few kilometres away.
Trostbergs charm lies in its small but very fine old town, built
in the Inn-Salzach architectural style. The cultural centre Postsaal
attracts numerous artists and visitors and events such as the
annual Knights Festival, the Jazz T(w)o days or the Oriental
Night provide a wide range of entertainment.
Chiemgau Town-Country-Lakes
A R E A
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Trostberg Hochgernstr. 9 D-83308 Trostberg Phone: +49 (0)8621 1782 Fax: +49 (0)8621 5460 albert.gruner@onlinehome.de
Tourist Information Obing Postfach 1240 D-83117 Obing Phone: +49 (0)8624 898625 Fax: +49 (0)8624 898633 touristinfo@vg-obing.de
Tourist Information Traunreut Postfach 1480 D-83294 Traunreut Phone: +49 (0)8669 857-301 Fax: +49 (0)8669 857-100
www.traunreut.de stadt@traunreut.de
Pictures above: Obing idyllic view over the lake. middle: Obing Sculpture Trail with mountain panorama. left: Trostberg. right: Shopping in Traunreut.
The peaceful rural area surrounding Obing and Pittenhardt is
an invitation to enjoy nature while swimming, cycling or hiking.
For example: around Lake Obing you can follow the interesting
Sculpture Trail for which local artists have provided exhibits.
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Ruhpolding lies between Munich and Salzburg. With its 6500
inhabitants Ruhpolding is more of a large and romantic village.
Situated in a beautiful Bavarian valley, it is an Eldorado for all
those who love nature. Whether you love long walks through
fragrant meadows, bicycle tours along riversides, lakes and
mountains; or whether you take the mountain railway to the peak
and enjoy the breathtaking panoramas from an alpine inn.
Guests can choose from a wide variety of accommodation of all
types ranging from a four star hotel to a cosy private guesthouse
or holiday apartment. Ruhpolding is an ideal starting point for
excursions to the prettiest and most important tourist attractions
in upper Bavaria.
Ruhpolding Bavarian Alps
V I L L A G E
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Ruhpolding
Postfach 1460 D-83321 Ruhpolding Phone: +49 (0)8663 88060
www.ruhpolding.de tourismus@ruhpolding.de
Wendelstein Inn Mangfall
Enjoy the benefits of the primeval earth and immerse yourself in the mud. Holistic health programmes to get
you going again are on offer in Bad Aibling, the oldest mud-bath in Bavaria, and in Bad Feilnbach at the foot of
the Wendelstein. Or how about a journey through time taking in 250 million years of the earths history? For that
theres nothing to beat the GEO Park Wendelstein, where you can learn everything about the formation of the
Alps. The Hocheck in Oberaudorf is a great area for hiking. The legendary summer toboggan run, which has first
360-degree loop in the world, promises a feast of fun for families, whilst the longest floodlit piste (3.5 kilometres)
in Germany is the highlight during the winter. Rosenheim is the heart of Southern Bavaria with its baroque charm
and is the perfect town for those who love shopping.
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Kur- und Tourismusverband Wendelstein e.V.
Bahnhofstr. 5 D-83075 Bad Feilnbach Phone: +49 (0)8066 8875-6
Fax: +49 (0)8066 8875-7 info@wendelstein-ist-inn.de
Pictures above: View of town with Westernberg. below: Panorama
Ruhpolding in summer.
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Bad Aibling sources for you
C I T Y
Discover the idyllic trio of town, country and river in the
heart of a charming town with a wonderful spa park.
Bad Aibling is not only Bavarias most traditional moor health
spa, but also one of the most modern centres for prevention,
convalescence, relaxation and well-being. The range of
accommodation and special offers leaves nothing to be desired.
Discover the ideal environment for sportsmen and women
and lovers of nature e.g. the route taken by racing cyclists through
the region on their legendary Bavaria Tour, or go mountain biking
through the nearby mountains there is an excellent choice of
destinations. Bad Aibling is currently in the process of becoming
the most up-to-date thermal spring paradise; a superlative well-
being oasis will be opening in the summer of 2007.
Oberaudorf
V I L L A G E
Leading holiday destination in the Bavarian Inn valley.
The family-friendly holiday world begins in the mountain scenery only an hour by
car from Munich and Salzburg: hollyhocks in the gardens, balconies decorated with
flowers and meadows containing magnificent fruit trees.
The largest Alpine region in Germany is situated in the vicinity and attracts hikers
and mountain bikers from afar.
The climatic spa resort Oberaudorf in the Bavarian Inn valley can be visited throughout
the whole year. Those who are ambitious can experience the mountain region with the
trend sports paragliding and waterskiing.
The Oberaudorf summer holiday programme is popular with children. The
family-friendly skiing regions Sudelfeld and Hocheck www.hocheck.de and the
illuminated winter toboggan run guarantee unlimited holiday fun throughout the
winter. The valley station for Hocheck is centrally situated and can be easily reached
on foot from the towncentre.
I NFORMATI ON
Kur- und Gsteinformation Bad Aibling AIB-KUR GmbH & Co. KG
Wilhelm-Leibl-Platz 3 D-83043 Bad Aibling
Phone: +49 (0)8061 9080-0 info@aib-kur.de www.bad-aibling.de
Pictures above: Regional specialities. below: Historical buildings.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Oberaudorf Kufsteiner Strae 6 D-83080 Oberaudorf
Phone: +49 (0)8033 30120 info@oberaudorf.de www.oberaudorf.de
Picture: Fun and action with kite surfing in the winter
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Tegernsee Schliersee Wendelstein
You can take a boat trip on the stylish Tegernsee or the down-to-earth Schliersee, or go round the unspoilt
Spitzingsee on foot. There are walks that will take you into the kingdom of the Golden Eagle, cycle tours through
bright woods and on to babbling mountain streams. Or do you want to push yourself to the limit? In that case you
should take part in the Sandoz Alpine Triathlon in Schliersee, which is the toughest competition of its kind, but
also the one with the most beautiful scenery. The main events in the snowy month of January are the Tegernsee
Valley Montgolfiade, with dozens of colourful hot-air balloons and the rustic horse-drawn sledge race in Rottach-
Egern. Sudelfeld, the oldest skiing region in Germany, and the slopes by the Spitzingsee will guarantee endless fun
in the snow. Those who want to try their luck can enjoy the grandeur of the Bad Wiessee casino.
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Bayerisches Oberland e.V.
Tegernsee-Schliersee-Wendelstein Tegernseer Strae 20a D-83734 Hausham
Phone: +49 (0)8026 920700 Fax: +49 (0)8026 924166
info@tegernsee-schliersee-wendelstein.de
www.tegernsee-schliersee-wendelstein.de
Tlzer Land
Learn all about the picture-book landscape between the Isar and Loisach rivers from expert teachers of the
ancient lore of herbs. Be guided through the dandelion spring, go on the trail after ramson (also known as bears
garlic). Enjoy the Loisach Valley nature summer in all its glory. The Tlzer Land is pure, unadulterated nature.
Discover the delights of this beautiful area, which both the expressionist Franz Marc and the writer Thomas
Mann fell in love with. Enjoy cycling along the Via Bavarica Tyrolensis into neighbouring Austria and discover
the cultural sights along the Isar cycle path. In the cold season this paradise for hikers and cyclists becomes an
eldorado for winter sports. In November Bad Tlz becomes a centre of religious tradition. The most famous
Leonhardi procession in Germany winds its way through the streets in honour of the patron saint of farmers and
their cattle.
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Tlzer Land Tourismus
Prof. Max-Lange-Platz 1 D-83646 Bad Tlz
Phone: +49 (0)8041 505-206 Fax: +49 (0)8041 505-375
info@toelzer-land.de www.toelzer-land.de
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Wackersberg
V I L L A G E
Wackersberg is a scenic village with a distinct countrified
atmosphere situated at the foot of the Blomberg, Heiglkopf
und Zwiesel peaks; together with its districts Oberfischbach
and Arzbach, it encompasses a wide area.
Wackersberg is a popular holiday destination due to the healthy
stimulating climate in the Isarwinkel area, the clear air which is
rich in oxygen, its relaxing tranquillity and its varied network of
walking and hiking trails.
Numerous leisure activities are on offer including swimming,
tennis, tobogganing, skiing, cross-country skiing and golf.
Lenggries in Isarwinkel
V I L L A G E
The climatic spa resort Lenggries is approximately 60 km south
of Munich at the heart of the magnificent Isarwinkel area.
Lenggries offers a whole range of activities from active sports
such as rafting, paragliding and climbing to slightly less strenuous
activities such as hiking and swimming, or just relaxing.
During the winter season, the Brauneck peak with its 1556 m
also has a lot to offer: with a cable car, three chairlifts and over
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Wackersberg
Bachstrae 8 D-83646 Wackersberg
Phone: +49 (0)8041 79928-0 Fax: +49 (0)8041 79928-29
info@wackersberg.de www.wackersberg.de
Picture: Wackersberg is not only well-known for its particularly beautiful location.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Lenggries
Rathausplatz 2 D-83661 Lenggries
Phone: +49 (0)8042 5018-0 Fax: +49 (0)8042 5018-10
info@lenggries.de www.lenggries.de
Picture: This is the good life the first warm rays of the sun provide an
invitation to sunbathe.
The over 300-year-old St. Johns church in Oberfischbach is the
jewel amongst the churches in Wackersberg. The Pestkapelle
(plague chapel), commemorating the devastating epidemic of
1634, is also well worth a visit.
14 cable-lifts as well as 34 km of ski-runs, there are no wishes left
unfulfilled. Those who prefer non-Alpine activities can perhaps
spend their leisure time on 112 km of maintained cross-country
ski-runs, horse-sled rides, winter hiking or just swimming in the
adventure swimming pool Isarwelle.
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Pictures left: View across the verdant Hochtal to the Alpine range.
right: Folk-dancing Plattler children in traditional costume.
Zugspitz-Region
From the top of the Zugspitze, which at 2962 metres is the highest mountain in Germany, the view ranges
over 400 rocky giants right across to the horizon and down to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. This market town, so rich
in tradition, is not only Germanys number one metropolis for winter sports, it is also the centre of the Zugspitz
region and its distinctive culture. At Murnau on the Staffelsee you can follow in the steps of the Expressionists
and at Corpus Christi you can watch the only procession in Germany to take place on a lake. Come to
Mittenwald, where for centuries now life has revolved around the skill of violin-making. Be captivated by top-class
performances in the Oberammergau Passion Theatre and come and see the next passion play in 2010. Collect
unforgettable impressions of this landscape, which King Ludwig II loved above all else. At the start of February
the biggest peoples cross-country skiing event in Germany passes right through the middle of the park at Schloss
Linderhof.
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusgemeinschaft Zugspitz-Region c/o Garmisch-Partenkirchen Tourismus
Richard-Strauss-Platz 1a D-82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Phone: +49 (0)8821 1804-84
Fax: +49 (0)8821 1804-85 info@zugspitz-region.de www.zugspitz-region.de
The Alpine World Karwendel
A R E A
Simply a good feeling. The Alpine World Karwendel is situated
at the source of the Isar river, where the Karwendel and
Wetterstein mountain ranges meet and Upper Bavaria is still in
pristine condition: a totally individual and special world with a
variety of facets and characters.
The Alpine World Karwendel consists of the three towns
Mittenwald Krn Wallgau and an awe-inspiring mountain
I NFORMATI ON
Alpenwelt Karwendel Postfach 148 D-82477 Mittenwald
Phone: +49 (0)1805 127100 Fax: +49 (0)1805 127110
info@alpenwelt-karwendel.de www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de
landscape, cool and shady forests, Bavarian Baroque architecture
and scores of friendly people. The range of leisure activities on
offer is impressive. An eldorado for cyclists, hikers and Nordic
Walkers: here there is something for everyone. In addition,
swimming, sailing, surfing, paragliding, riding, coach rides and golf
are on offer, or why not just sit back and relax!
Further highlights are a trip to the nearby Zugspitze or a visit to
the Upper Bavarian royal palaces.
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The Ammergau Alps
A R E A
The Magic of diversity. The Ammergau Alps stand for the
unique combination of an untouched mountain world with
cultural treasures.
In Ettal, with its world-famous Benedictine monastery, the monks
have been creating the finest liqueurs for donkeys years. The
monastery brewery is almost unique, just like the new exhibition
cheese dairy in which the production process can be carried out
from the milk to the finished cheese.
The fantastic gardens of Schloss Linderhof, the favourite castle of
the fairytale King Ludwig II., are dreamlike and unique.
Murnau & the Blue Land
A R E A
Situated 67 KM south of Munich on the way to Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, the charming town overlooks Lake Staffelsee.
The spectacular landscape attracted painters like Kandinsky.
Murnau is famous for being the home of Expressionist painting
exhibited in the Schlomuseum and Mnter-House where
Kandinsky lived from 1909-1914.
Still nowadays many artists work in Murnau and exhibit their
artwork in numerous art galleries. Colourful houses form the
special setting of Murnaus pedestrian zone.
Murnau is also known for its special festivals like the Corpus
Christi procession on lake Staffelsee and the Leonhardi Horse
Parade.
Moreover, Murnau is an ideal starting point for sightseeing
tours, for example to the nearby King Ludwig castles.
I NFORMATI ON
Ammergauer Alpen GmbH
Rottenbucher Str. 9a D-82497 Unterammergau
Phone: +49 (0)8822 922740 Fax: +49 (0)8822 922745
info@ammergauer-alpen.de www.ammergauer-alpen.de
I NFORMATI ON
Murnau Tourist Information Kohlgruber Str. 1 D-82418 Murnau
Phone: +49 (0)8841 6141-0 or 11 Fax: +49 (0)8841 614121
touristinformation@murnau.de www.murnau.de
www.theblueland.de Picture: Enjoy shopping in the charming pedestrain mall with an excellent
view to the mountains.
Oberammergau is insolubly connected with the Passion. The
Passion Plays (next date 2010) have carried Oberammergaus
reputation out into the whole world. Natural healing power from
the ground that is what the WellVital villages Bad Kohlgrub and
Bad Bayersoien stand for.
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The internationally famous spa resort at the foot of Germanys
highest mountain peak offers top-class sports and above all
nature, culture and tradition.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen is considered to be one of the major
therapeutic climatic spa resorts in the Bavarian Alps and is at the
same time Germanys number 1 winter sports metropolis.
This has been the location for international top-class sporting
events since the Olympic Winter Games in 1936. Today Garmisch-
Partenkirchen stands for both the famous New Years Ski Jump
event at the Olympic ski jump and the Skiing World Cup race on
the legendary Kandahar in which the big stars compete against
the stopwatch.
In the summer, a variety of sporting events attracts a large
public: among others, mountain bike events and international
canoeing or paragliding championships.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen is also a favourite meeting point for
hikers, climbers and Nordic walkers. The well-signposted network
of hiking routes with a total length of 310 kilometres offers
magnificent views of the fascinating mountain region.
Despite its international flair, Garmisch-Partenkirchen has
retained its original cosy atmosphere and its rich traditions.
A walk along the Frhlingstrae in Garmisch and the Ludwigstrae
in Partenkirchen is particularly rewarding; here the famous murals
on the walls of the houses illustrate stories featuring local people,
the region and its traditions.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
V I L L A G E
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Richard-Strauss-Platz 2 D-82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Phone: +49 (0)8821 180700 Fax: +49 (0)8821 180755
tourist-info@gapa.de www.garmisch-partenkirchen.de
Pictures above: Boat trip with mountain view. middle: The spire of St. Martins church rises above the old farmhouses. below left: Reward for a strenuous ascent
a fantastic view. below right: Mountain bikers come into their own in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
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This holiday paradise set against the majestic backdrop of the Bavarian Alps is
20 kilometres south of Munich.
The five lakes Starnberg, Ammer, Wrth, Pilsen and Weling are situated between the
rivers Ammer and Isar. This is an ideal area for leisure activities with a great variety of
hiking and cycling tours, glass-clear lakes and a wide range of cultural activities.
The monastery Kloster Andechs and the Buchheim Museum in Bernried are only
two of the highlights awaiting you in this enically most attractive region.
The Heiliger Berg soars above the Ammersee. In 1455 the Benedictine monks founded the Andechs
monastery here, one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Germany and also where one of Bavarias
most palatable beers is served. But it is art and royalty, rather than the clergy that bring people to the Starnberger
See. The Buchheim Museum in Bernried, which houses works by the Expressionists together with collections
of folk art and ethnological artistry, attracts an international public. If you are interested in masterpieces of
Wittelsbach garden design you can saunter through Feldafing Park or take a boat trip across the Starnberger See
to Rose Island, where Sisi, later to become Empress of Austria, met her second cousin the fairy-tale King Ludwig
II. The tragic death of the dazzling regent is commemorated by a wooden cross in the shallows at the lakeside in
front of Schloss Berg and by the votive chapel built in his honour.
Starnberg Five-Lake District
R E G I O N
Starnberg Five-Lake District
A R E A
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Starnberger Fnf-Seen-Land Wittelsbacherstr. 2c D-82319 Starnberg
Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90 info@sta5.de www.sta5.de
Pictures above: View of the Rose Island in the lake against the snow-covered Alps. left: The
famous monastery Kloster Andechs situated on a hill.
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Pictures above: The Osterseen near Iffeldorf. below: The
Wies church is considered to be one of the most beautiful
and well-known churches in Germany.
Pfaffenwinkel
Why is the region between the Lech and the Loisach called Pfaffenwinkel (literally translated means it
priesters corner)? Because here you can see 159 churches and a wealth of monasteries in all their splendour. This
is clear evidence that the clergy recognised the charm of this region a long time ago. The area is one of the finest
in the Bavarian Alps for hiking and cycling. If you follow the Prlatenweg (Prelates Path) you will see one sacred
building after another adorned with ornate stucco and frescoes. The monastery of Kloster Rottenbuch, which
stands in solitary splendour on the steep banks of the River Ammer, is the embodiment of pure, unadulterated
Bavarian rococo church style, whereas behind the walls of Kloster Polling lies concealed a unique 18th century
library. Breathe in history itself in Kloster Wessobrunn, which was founded way back in 753, and take time to visit
Kloster Steingaden and the famous Wieskirche. The Lech-Hhenweg walking track promises unspoilt nature and
gives heavenly views over the gently rolling hills.
R E G I O N
Pfaffenwinkel
A R E A
The pilgrimage church for the Flagellated Redeemer in the Wies at the foot
of the Alps is regarded as being one of the most perfect works of art from the
Bavarian Rococo period.
Dominikus Zimmermann built the undisputed highlight of a specific branch of
Bavarian Rococo architecture together with the best artists of the time between
1745 and 1754.
Following the appearance of tears which were seen running down the figure of
the Flagellated Redeemer on 14 June 1738, the Wies church swiftly became one of
the major places of pilgrimage in the 18th century. The church is visible from afar,
situated on a small elevation surrounded by meadows.
Classical concerts including works from the Baroque to Late Romantic periods
are held annually in the Wies church between May and September.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Pfaffenwinkel
Bauerngasse 5 D-86956 Schongau Phone: +49 (0)8861 7773
Fax: +49 (0)8861 200678 info@pfaffenwinkel.com
www.pfaffenwinkel.com
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The paradise for cyclists and hikers is an invitation to enjoy a
contemplative idyll. Breathtaking scenery with gently rolling
hills and lakes, rivers and streams promises pure relaxation!
Magnificent churches, hospitable inns and traditional villages offer
a change of scene for all visitors. The region is also the home of
numerous artists.
The Gasteiger House in Utting, situated directly on the banks
of Lake Ammer, offers a variety of exhibitions in a charming
ambience; the Marienmnster church in Diessen is counted as
one of the most beautiful churches in Bavaria, and figures such
as the painter Wilhelm Leibl, the composer Hans Pfitzner and the
author Bert Brecht all made Schondorf their temporary home in
former days.
Landsberg am Lech was founded by Heinrich the Lion, Duke of Bavaria, over 700 years ago. The main
attractions are the Old Town dominated by the Schmalzturm, the broad market place and the town hall with
its elaborate stucco decorations. Guided tours reveal the Middle Ages to you, as does the elaborate production
by 1000 children that takes place every four years at the Ruethenfest the next one will be in summer 2007.
It is only a few kilometres from here to the eastern shore of the Ammersee with its cultural gems and natural
beauties. Discover the Jakobskirche in Schondorf, which is one of the most beautiful Romanesque sacred
buildings in the Alpine uplands, stroll through picturesque Diessen and Utting. Dont forget your swimming
costume in summer the Ammersee is a paradise for sailing, wind-surfing and families who are looking for
relaxation alongside and in the water.
Ammersee-Lech
R E G I O N
Between Ammersee and Lech
A R E A
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Ammersee-Lech e.V.
Hauptplatz 152 D-86899 Landsberg am Lech
Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160
info@ammerseelech.de www.ammerseelech.de
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Ammersee-Lech Hauptplatz 152 D-86899 Landsberg am Lech
Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160
info@ammerseelech.de www.ammerseelech.de
The pilgrims route Mnchner Jakobsweg runs through
picturesque Schondorf. The annual Kaltenberger Knights Festival
attracts international visitors from far afield.
Pictures left: Gasteiger Villa.
right: The Baroque Marienmnster
church is considered to be one
of the most beautiful churches in
southern Germany.
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Countess Elisabeth Visconti once said to her husband Ernst, Duke of Bavaria,
Make me the gift of a beautiful town and he presented her with Landsberg
on the Lech!
The picturesque town with its magnificent town hall and numerous towers and
gateways is a particular attraction for visitors from near and afar. The winding
lanes and numerous squares possess a particular Romantic quality and cafs and
restaurants are an invitation to sit down for a break. The wealth of past ages is
visible in the churches from Baroque and Rococo periods.
The town on the banks of the river Lech also offers natural attractions: the river
descends over a more than 200 m wide weir and the Lechpark Pssinger Au, an
enchanting natural recreation area with valuable biotopes, is only five minutes
away from the town centre.
Landsberg a romantic location
C I T Y
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information
Hauptplatz 152 D-86899 Landsberg am Lech Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-246
Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@landsberg.de www.landsberg.de Picture: The fountain on the Market Square with the
Rococo facade of the town hall in the background.
To order and for more information go to: www.oberbayern-card.de
Great value enjoy a variety of leisure activities with the
Visit fairy-tale castles and fantastic, engrossing
museums, sail across glassy lakes, take the
mountain railway to the summit and view the
world from on high!
Obtainable from many
Tourist Information Offices
for a one-off payment.
You can enjoy the greatest attractions of the region at very little cost. There
are around 140 establishments, including leisure pools and thermal springs,
that give free entry or significant reductions to holders of the Upper Bavaria
chip-card. This universal ticket may be obtained for as little as 38.00 Euro.
All the information you will need to plan your outing can be found in the
accompanying Marco Polo Travel Guide, which is written in English and in
German: addresses, maps, opening times and even how much you have saved
compared to the standard price.
Why does Allguer cheese taste so good?
Its a lot to do with the fact that the cows spend the
summer on the Alps and can enjoy fresh grass. One
of the highspots of the calendar when it comes to
farming traditions is when the cows are driven back
down into the valley in the autumn. Living traditions,
unspoilt nature and any amount of culture thats the
mixture that makes the Allgu so interesting.
There are so many important historical monuments
of note in the Allgu that they are like a string of
pearls. The reason for this is that before Napoleon
came and added the entire region to the Kingdom
of Bavaria, over 100 princes had ruled the area, each
one of them wanting to display his own grandeur.
The five former Free Imperial Cities in particular are
full of history: visit Memmingen with its striking gates
and towers; Kaufbeuren, which was founded in the
8th century as the Carolingian royal court; Kempten,
the metropolis of the Allgu, where the Celts settled
until the Roman conquerors arrived; Isny with its
impressive town hall, and Wangen, where
you will find some of the most charming
streets in Southern Germany. Enjoy being
captivated by the charms of the famous royal
castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau,
visit Fssen with its splendid Sankt-Mang monastery
Allgu
R E G I O N
and Ottobeuren with its basilica, considered to be the
finest German baroque church and where the public
can attend uplifting summer concerts performed by
international musicians. If you follow the Romantic
Road or the German Alpine Road, which goes from
Lindau to Berchtesgaden, you will automatically pass
many sights and will also be crossing a landscape of
unforgettable charms.
Even in the face of all its cultural and historical
delights, the Allgu is above all synonymous with
idyllic farmland among the foothills of the Alps, a
place where all is still right with the world. Go hiking
or cycling through unspoilt nature, to calm fens and
hidden lakes ideal for bathing, past neat farmhouses
whose balconies are laden with flame-red geraniums
so that they seem on the point of collapse. If you want
to head for the heights you can go from one mountain
hut to another, climb famous peaks, enjoy fantastic
panoramic views and conquer the remote world of the
chamois, the ibex and the marmot.
When the cows are in the barn, when winter comes
and the wooden shingle farmhouse roofs bend
under the weight of the snow, the Allgu becomes an
eldorado for all types of skiers. The 700 kilometres
of cross-country tracks and 200 kilometres of pistes
promise boundless enjoyment in the snow.
I NFORMATI ON
Allgu Marketing GmbH
Allguer Strae 1 D-87435 Kempten Phone: +49 (0)831 5753730
Fax: +49 (0)831 5753733 info@allgaeu.de www.allgaeu.info
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The holiday resort Fssen, situated at the southern end of the
Romantic Road, one of the stops along the German Alpine Road
and the city with the highest elevation in Bavaria is framed by
imposing mountain peaks, gentle hills and numerous lakes - one of
the most attractive holiday regions in Bavaria!
Fssen is an ideal starting point for visits to the royal palaces of
Neuschwanstein (4 km), Hohenschwangau, Linderhof and also the
famous Wies church.
The historic old city of Fssen issues an invitation to go shopping
or discover art and culture in the city. The high castle (Hohes Schloss)
with its remarkable and unique illusionary murals towers over the city.
Splendid Baroque festive rooms, the Fssen painting Danse
macabre and one of the most attractive collections of historical lutes
and violins in Europe can be visited in the Fssen Heritage Museum in
the monastery St. Mang.
It is only a few steps from the Romanticism of the old city to
the countryside: the car-free natural park Faulenbacher Tal, the
Allguer Riviera on Lake Hopfen or a boat tour on Lake Forggen offer
opportunities for relaxation.
The musical Ludwig
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in the Festival Theatre in Neuschwanstein on
Lake Forggen brings the Bavarian fairy-tale King Ludwig II back to life.
Information brochures (including sales guides with all programme
details) are available in German, English, Italian, Japanese and
Chinese.
Fssen in Allgu
C I T Y
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Fssen Kaiser-Maximilian-Platz 1
D-87629 Fssen Phone: +49 (0)8362 9385 0
Fax +49 (0)8362 9385 20 tourismus@fuessen.de www.fuessen.de
Pictures above: It is not only thanks to Disney that the castle
Schloss Neuschwanstein has become probably one of the best-
known castles in the whole world.
middle: The city of Fssen is equally worth a visit.
Picture left: Enjoy the flair of a Romantic old town! Fssen provides you
with this opportunity.
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Schwangau
V I L L A G E
First health climatic resort in Bavaria/Allgu, village of kings castles Neuschwanstein
and Hohenschwangau. Part of the Romantic Road, and on the former roman road
Via Claudia Augusta.
3 km from the border to Tirol (Austria). Hotels, inns, pensions, guest houses, private
homes and holiday apartments. 2 Campgrounds.
Castle Neuschwanstein built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, 1869-86. Castle
Hohenschwangau built 1832-36. In both castles guided tours only. Pilgrimage Church St.
Coloman (nice photostop).
The Tegelberg cablecar will take you to 1720 m above sea-level within a few minutes.
Breathtaking views! Tobbogan run. Roman excavation.
One of the attractions in Schwangau is the Royal cristal spa. Indoor and outdoor
swimming, sauna, massages - no better place to relax Musical Ludwig2 is the only one
at its original site worldwide. Kurhaus Schwangau with rooms fr events, music pavilion,
crazy golf. 2 nature parks; 120 km walking and hiking trails in a beautiful countryside.
Pfronten
V I L L A G E
The mountain health spa, winter sports and hay resort Pfronten near by the castle
Neuschwanstein.
Winter: skiers will be delighted at the possibilities at the ski area or spend the night
snug in your self-made igloo. In the valley there are many cross-country skiing tracks
and for those who prefer to discover the landscape by foot, there are beautiful and tidy
paths.
Summer: there is always enough to keep you busy, from hiking in the mountains
or simply enjoying the fresh air in the valley. You can walk, play tennis or sunbath as
much as you like. There are also a number of possibilities for cyclists and mountain
bikers.
Hey cult: the Pfrontener hay will be used at different ways. Heat and flavour by the
hay packing, hay care, cooking and the original hay liquor.
Pictures above: The ascent in the cable car.
below: The castle Neuschwantstein.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Schwangau Mnchener Strae 2 D-87645 Schwangau
Phone: +49 (0)8362 8198-0 Fax: +49 (0)8362 8198-25
I NFORMATI ON
Pfronten Tourismus
Vilstalstrae 2 D-87459 Pfronten Phone: +49 (0)8363 69888 Fax: +49 (0)8363 69866
info@pfronten.de www.pfronten.de
Pictures: Mountain biker and view of Pfronten.
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Welcome to Marktoberdorf
C I T Y
The Allgu region is famous: for its mountains, its rolling fields
and for its many interesting sights.
In the middle of this idyllic countryside lies the town of
Marktoberdorf, a town just like the Allgu region itself: green,
fresh and friendly. Why not discover Marktoberdorf and East
Allgu for yourself? Wether you are interested in sport, sightseeing
or just relaxing, from here, within just a few minutes, you can be
in the Allgu Alps, at Neuschwanstein castle or in the middle of
the lush, green countryside. And you can discover something else
which is typical for the Allgu region its hospitality.
Halblech Buching Trauchgau
V I L L A G E S
Halblech is situated on the Romantic Road between Fssen
and the Wies Church, not far from the famous castles of Neu-
schwanstein and Hohenschwangau.
Surrounded by mountains, forests and lakes, Halblech is the ideal
starting point for many activities. Bavarias largest nature reserve
the Ammer Mountain Range offers some of the most beautiful
views and breathtaking scenery for a perfect holiday.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information Bergstrae 2 a D-87642 Halblech-Buching
Phone: +49 (0)8368 285 Fax: +49 (0)8368 7221
tourismus@halblech.de www.halblech.de
Leisure and sport: 130 km of walking and hiking paths, cycle
tracks, Double chair lift, Alpine Open-air Swimming Pool, surfing,
swimming, fishing in the surrounding lakes, paragliding, alpine
skiing und 30 km of cross-country ski tracks, snow-boot hiking,
tobogganing.
Festival: Buching Autumn Festival with Cattle Market on the 3rd
Monday in September.
Pictures left: Shepherd boy in traditional costume leading the cows down
from the summer pastures in early autumn.
right: Behind the picturesquely situated Hegartsieder Kapelle, the winter snow
is still visible on the mountain peaks.
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist Information
Richard-Wengenmeier-Platz 1 D-87616 Marktoberdorf
Phone: +49 (0)8342 400845 Fax: +49 (0)8342 400865
touristik@marktoberdorf.de www.marktoberdorf.de
Let us extend a hearty welcome to you in Marktoberdorf. We are
already looking forward to your visit.
Picture: St. Martins Church and the castle tower majestically above the town of Marktoberdorf.
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Pictures left: Relaxation with mountain view and the fragrance of summer meadow herbs.
middle: Good for body & soul barefoot through the flower meadows. right: Exploring the
area on your own two feet often means meeting with authenticity.
The Hrnerdrfer
A R E A
Nestled in the Iller valley, at the centre of the Allgu Alp region in southern Germany, you will find the 5
Alpine villages of Fischen, Ofterschwang, Bolsterlang, Obermaiselstein and Balderschwang, which make
up the Hrnerdrfer.
270 degrees of alpine views, crisp mountain air and pure cold mountain water brings a welcome change to
city living.
For the holiday maker, the Hrnerdrfer gives one the unique opportunity to enjoy the best of what each of
the 5 villages have to offer:
*Guest card, which grants discounts on any of the mountain lifts, baths or other attractions all year round
subsidized public transport ticket for your entire holiday;
*5 ski fields ideal for the family s winter pleasure;
*200 km of immaculately maintained hiking trails in summer, and 100 km of groomed trails in winter,
interlinking the villages;
*Superlative biking, from easy rides along rivers and into valleys, all the way to an adrenalin rush for the
passionate mountain bikers;
*Accommodation standards to meet all your holiday needs, from Germanys best Alpine Hotels (5 stars), to
your basic B&B or generous self catering accommodation;
*Kiddies clubs, to ensure that even the younger generation is well catered for;
*Excellent health and wellness facilities, offering everything from your basic cure, to world renowned health
improvements;
*45 holes of alpine view golf, with English speaking professionals in situ, on 2 of Germanys best golf
courses;
*Airport transfers directly to your favourite holiday accommodation from Friedrichshafen and Munich, or
access to the valley by German Railways from all major cities in Germany, or just rent a car and start your
sight seeing on the road to us!
WELCOME TO OUR BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS!
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusgemeinschaft Hrnerdrfer Am Anger 15 D-87538 Fischen i. Allgu Phone: +49 (0)1805 837483
Fax: +49 (0)8326 364656 info@hoernerdoerfer.de www.hoernerdoerfer.de
Lindau on Lake Constance
C I T Y
The Bavarian harbour town Lindau has best retained its
original appearance among almost all other towns on Lake
Constance.
Narrow lanes between the historical half-timbered houses and
massive towers impress visitors to the holiday town.
The view across the lake, the lion and the lighthouse to the
Swiss and Austrian Alps from the famous Lindau harbour, the
southern flair of the historical island town with pleasant cafes and
well-kept park areas are also unforgettable.
Indulge in hearty Bavarian-Swabian gastronomy and fish
specialities from Lake Constance. Lindau is an ideal starting point
for excursions to the Allgu region, Austria, Liechtenstein and
Switzerland.
Allguer Seenland
A R E A
In the very south of the Allgu metropolis Kempten the once
so rough ice-age has created one of the most wonderful alpine
landscapes.
With its unmistakable ambience and the wide variety of leisure
possibilities, the Allguer Seenland (Allguer Lakeland) is the ideal
starting point either for a challenging bike-tour or for a leisurely
stroll around one of the six idyllic lakes and ponds. Everyone can
relax and enjoy their holidays, when surrounded by nature. The
central location does not only offer the opportunity to discover
I NFORMATI ON
Allguer Seenland Buchenberg Sulzberg Waltenhofen
Rathaussteige 2 D-87474 Buchenberg
Phone: +49 (0)8378 920222 Fax: +49 (0)8378 920223
info@allgaeuerseenland.de www.allgaeuerseenland.de
the Allguer mountains but also to make excursions which can
easily be reached on a day-trip, e. g. to the Royal Castles of
Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau or to the Bodensee
(Lake Constance). The variety of activities on offer ensures that
even the little ones will enjoy exciting and unforgettable holidays.
I NFORMATI ON
ProLindau Tourismus-Service
Ludwigstr. 68 D-88131 Lindau im Bodensee
Phone: +49 (0)8382 260030 Fax: +49 (0)8382 260026
info@prolindau.de Internet: www.prolindau.de
Pictures left: Cycling through meadows and woods, past historic places
right: Spring returns to the Allguer Seenland.
Picture: The famous entrance to the harbour of Lindau.
This project is being co-financed by the
European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
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Pictures above: A winter panorama with a view of the Alps.
middle: A paradise for hikers. below: Oberstaufen lies in Mother
Natures lap surrounded by the soaring peaks of the Alps.
Spa Oberstaufen
V I L L A G E
The holiday region of Oberstaufen is situated on the borders to
Germany, Austria and Switzerland, right in the middle of wonderful
Alpine sceneries and close to the famous Lake of Constance. The town
is one of Germany`s most popular and pleasant holiday resorts,
well-known for its naturopathic treatment, the so-called Schroth Cure,
which has been established for 180 years.
19 WellVital-Hotels offering a comprehensive wellness programme which
guarantee pampering and relaxation. The Spa can be recommended
throughout the year as a sport and leisure region providing numerous
activities. In spring, summer and autumn there is a 300 km long network of
hiking trails, a 90 km long Nordic Walking Park and for mountain bikers a
number of routes of differing levels to enjoy. The three local
18-hole golf courses also promise a great challenge on varied terrain.
In the winter months the natural landscapes surrounding Oberstaufen
provide particularly excellent opportunities for skiing or cross-country
skiing. An additional highlight is Aquaria - an adventure swimming pool
with extensive facilities including a large sauna area and slides. Indeed
Oberstaufen was not awarded most sporty district in Bavaria for nothing!
The gastronomy in Oberstaufen is considered to be the icing on the
cake by many of our guests, accompanied with a traditional atmosphere.
Whether it is a visit to a Bavarian Httenabend [traditional evening], an
elegant glass of wine with pleasant piano music in the background or
dancing the night away there is no excuse to be bored in Oberstaufen.
A shuttle bus from the nearby airport in Friedrichshafen will take you
directly to your hotel in Oberstaufen (www.allgaeu-walser-express.com).
I NFORMATI ON
Oberstaufen Tourismus Marketing GmbH
Hugo-von-Knigsegg-Str. 8 D-87534 Oberstaufen
Phone: +49 (0)8386 9300-0
info@oberstaufen.de www.oberstaufen.de
H E A LT H & P A M P E R I N G I N A L P I N E S C E N E R Y
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Bavarian Swabia
In the south of Bavarian Swabia lies Augsburg, the
second oldest city in Germany, which was founded
by the Romans in 15 BC and which, under the rule of
the Fugger and Welser families, rose to become the
largest financial trading place in Europe. Fifteen million
years ago a meteorite struck the north of the region,
forming the Rieskrater, a giant crater 24 kilometres in
diameter and shaped like an enormous soup plate.
Its significance is explained in the Rieskrater Museum
in Nrdlingen. In the east of Bavarian Swabia around
Aichach is the Wittelsbacher Land, where Sisi, later
to be Empress of Austria, used to spend the summer
during her childhood years. This leaves only the west,
where, on Ulm cathedral, the second largest church in
Germany, the tallest church spire in the world soars to
meet the sky.
In Bavarian Swabia the enjoyment of nature
combines with an incredible wealth of art and culture
plus the history of many different eras. Follow the
Romantic Road and discover medieval Nrdlingen
with its circular town wall that has been preserved in
its entirety, stay a while in Harburg, with its ancient
pillar, stroll through the Gothic and baroque charms of
Donauwrth and the old Bavarian clockmakers town
of Friedberg. Or you could also follow in the footsteps
of the Romans the Via Claudia Augusta and the Via
R E G I O N
I NFORMATI ON
Tourismusverband Allgu/Bayerisch-Schwaben e.V.
Fuggerstrae 9 D-86150 Augsburg Phone: +49 (0)821 450401-0
Fax: +49 (0)821 450401-20 info@tvabs.de
Julia Augusta both pass through Bavarian Swabia. Near
Lauingen you will come across a 2000-year-old temple,
in which Apollo Grannus was once worshipped.
The landscape of the Donauried, a wetland area of
great importance on a European scale with its mosses
and alluvial forest, has a particular charm. The area
borders the river between Neu-Ulm and Donauwrth
and the best way to discover its finest aspects is to
follow the Danube cycle route. You will encounter
rare animals and plants in the moor land along the
mountain river, the Lech.
The area around Dillingen is now an eldorado for
water sports. This is the area where Father Kneipp
collected his experiences before inventing his now
world-famous hydrotherapy water cure. Even though
Oettingen and Ichenhausen will tempt you with two of
the last riverside open-air swimming pools in Bavaria,
the undisputed highlight for children is Legoland in
Gnzburg. Closely followed by the famous marionette
theatre, the Augsburger Puppenkiste, and its museum,
where figures from over 800 TV productions and
theatrical productions are on show.
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Augsburg
C I T Y
Augsburg was founded under the Roman emperor Augustus in 15
B. C. The Free Imperial City reached the peak of its economical
prosperity during the 15th and 16th centuries with the trade and
banking businesses of the Fugger and Welser families.
Numerous splendid edifices mark the view of the historical town centre.
The Golden Hall inside the Renaissance town hall built by Elias Holl, the
Fuggerei the oldest social settlement of the world, St. Annas church
with the memorial site for Martin Luther, just to name a few. There are
numerous well-known museums with outstanding collections, as well as
the birth house of Bertolt Brecht and the newly renovated Mozart House,
a memorial site for Wolfgang Amadeus father Leopold Mozart who was
born here.
Nrdlingen in the Ries
C I T Y
The Romantic Road runs right through the centre of the historic old city of
Nrdlingen. The former free city is completely surrounded by the fully intact and
walkable city wall.
The battlements have a length of ca. 2. 7 km long and offer the visitor picturesque views
of the romantic winding lanes.
It is possible to climb the bell tower of the Late Gothic hall church which the locals
have given the affectionate nickname Daniel. From the top, the visitor has a panoramic
view of the unique Ries countryside which was formed through the impact of a crater ca.
15 million years ago. There are numerous museums to visit.
Allow yourself to be charmed by the flair of the mediaeval town.
Picture: The Golden Hall
I NFORMATI ON
Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH Schiegrabenstrae 14 86150 Augsburg
Phone: +49 (0)821 50207-0 Fax: +49 (0)821 50207-45
tourismus@regio-augsburg.de www.augsburg-tourismus.de
I NFORMATI ON
Tourist-Information Nrdlingen
Marktplatz 2 D-86720 Nrdlingen Phone: +49 (0)9081 84116
tourist-information@noerdlingen.de www.noerdlingen.de
Pictures above: The Late Gothic church with the bell tower
below: The gateway Lpsinger Tor is testimony of the history of the city.
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Friedberg
V I L L A G E
The active park Lechleite on Lake Friedberg situated between
Baroque scenery and modern metropolis offers ideal conditions
for a relaxing and varied visit.
Take advantage of the active park Lechleite for sporting activities,
adventures with children or culinary excursions or as the base for
historical exploration tours.
Discover the attractions offered by the active park Lechleite and the
Wittelsbach Land area. A cycling tour in the morning on the tracks of
Sisi, the empress of Austria, a walk along the city wall in the afternoon
and a concert in the Schlosshof: an example of a varied one-day
programme.
Alternatively, fun for the whole family: first of all, beach volleyball
and waterskiing on the lake, then the Romanticism of Karl May in the
Western-City or a visit to the neighbouring Mozart city of Augsburg
and then let the day come to an end with a cold platter in the
biergarten or a starred menu by candlelight.
The active park Lechleite on Lake Friedberg the ideal combination of
active relaxation, fun for all the family and culture.
I NFORMATI ON
Touristinformation Friedberg Marienplatz 5 D-86316 Friedberg
Phone: +49 (0)821 6002-611 Fax: +49 (0)821 6002-190
www.friedberg.de touristinfo@friedberg.de
Hotel Kussmhle Pappelweg 14 D-86316 Friedberg
Phone: +49 (0)821 267580 Fax +49 (0)821 2675888
www.hotel-kussmuehle.de info@hotel-kussmuehle.de
Pictures above: In the courtyard of the castle Schloss Friedberg, evening concerts are transformed into a romantic experience.
middle: In the summer, the nearby lake offers welcoming coolness. below: Riding is a popular leisure activity.
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Capital Munich
Touri smusamt der Landeshauptstadt Mnchen
Sendlinger Strae 1 D-80331 Mnchen Phone: +49 (0)89 233-96500 Fax: +49 (0)89 233-30233
tourismus@muenchen.de www.muenchen-tourist.de

Countryside around Munich
Touri smusverband Mnchen- Oberbayern e. V.
Radolfzeller Str. 15 D-81243 Mnchen Phone: +49 (0)89 829218-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 829218-28
touristinfo@oberbayern.de www.oberbayern.de
Altomnster, 85250 Phone: +49 (0)8254 9997-0 Fax: +49 (0)8254 9997-33 info@altomuenster.de www.altomuenster.de
Aying, 85653 Phone: +49 (0)8095 9095-0 Fax: +49 (0)8095 2353 gemeinde@aying.bayern.de www.aying.de
Dachau, 85221 Phone: +49 (0)8131 75-286 Fax: +49 (0)8131 75-150 infobuero@dachau.de www.dachau.info
Erding, 85435 Phone: +49 (0)8122 408-0 Fax: +49 (0)8122 408-500 info@erding-tourist.de www.erding-tourist.de
Freising, 85354 Phone: +49 (0)8161 54-122 Fax: +49 (0)8161 54-231 touristinfo@freising.de www.freising.de
Frstenfeldbruck, 82256 Phone: +49 (0)8141 28-0 Fax: +49 (0)8141 28-331 info@fuerstenfeldbruck.de www.fuerstenfeldbruck.de
Germering, 82110 Phone: +49 (0)89 89418-100 Fax: +49 (0)89 89418-150 info@stadthalle-germering.de www.stadthalle-germering.de
Grnwald, 82031 E Phone: +49 (0)89 64162-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 64162-102 info@gemeinde-gruenwald.de www.gemeinde-gruenwald.de
Moosburg, 85368 Phone: +49 (0)8761 684-61 Fax: +49 (0)8761 684-77 info@moosburg.de www.moosburg.de
Schftlarn, 82069 E Phone: +49 (0)8178 93030 Fax: +49 (0)8178 4271 post@schaeftlarn.de www.schaeftlarn.de
Wartenberg, 85456 Phone: +49 (0)8762 730912-0 Fax: +49 (0)8762 730912-9 info@wartenberg.de www.wartenberg.de

Ebersberger Grnes Land
Landratsamt Ebersberg/Regi onalmanagement f. d. Landkrei s Ebersberg
Eichthalstr. 5 D-85560 Ebersberg Phone: +49 (0)8092 823153 Fax: +49 (0)8092 8239153
tourismus@lra-ebe.bayern.de www.tourismus-ebersberg.de
Anzing, 85646 Phone: +49 (0)8121 4744-0 Fax: +49 (0)8121 4744-22 info@anzing.de www.anzing.de
Aling, 85617 Phone: +49 (0)8092 8194-0 Fax: +49 (0)8092 8194-60 info@vg-assling.de www.assling.de
Baiern, 85625 Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-0 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 amtsleitung@glonn.de www.glonn.de
Bruck, 85567 Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-28 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 amtsleitung@glonn.de www.glonn.de
Ebersberg (Stadt), 85560 Phone: +49 (0)8092 82550 Fax: +49 (0)8092 825599 info@ebersberg.de www.ebersberg.de
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ALLGU/ BAVAR I AN SWABI A
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Information Office, postcode and place name are sufficient as an address. The Tourist Information Offices are also happy to answer your e-mail
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cover. This shows all the regions, towns and villages in Upper Bavaria and Allgu/Bavarian Swabia, classified according to the appropriate colours.
Your holiday resorts introduce themselves
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Contact Ebersberger Grnes Land Towns of Upper Bavaria Berchtesgadener Land
Egmating (VG Glonn), 85658 Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-28 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 amtsleitung@glonn.de www.glonn.de
Emmering (VG Aling), 83550 Phone: +49 (0)8092 8194-0 Fax: +49 (0)8092 8194-60 info@vg-assling.de www.assling.de
Forstinning, 85661 Phone: +49 (0)8121 9309-18 Fax: +49 (0)8121 9309-68 bertle@forstinning.de www.forstinning.de
Frauenneuharting, 83559 Phone: +49 (0)8092 8194-0 Fax: +49 (0)8092 8194-60 info@vg-assling.de www.assling.de
Glonn, 85625 E Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-28 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 kulturbuero-glonn@web.de www.markt-glonn.de
Grafing, 85567 Phone: +49 (0)8092 1822 Fax: +49 (0)8092 32193 verkehrs-verein.grafing@t-online.de www.verkehrs-verein-grafing.de
Hohenlinden, 85664 Phone: +49 (0)8124 531211 Fax: +49 (0)8124 531225 hohenlinden@gmx.de www.hohenlinden.de
Kirchseeon, 85614 Phone: +49 (0)8091 552-0 Fax: +49 (0)8091 552-18 info@kirchseeon.de www.kirchseeon.de
Markt Schwaben, 85570 Phone: +49 (0)8121 418-0 Fax: +49 (0)8121 418-99 poststelle@markt-schwaben.de www.markt-schwaben.de
Moosach, 85665 Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-28 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 amtsleitung@glonn.de www.glonn.de
Oberpframmern, 85667 Phone: +49 (0)8093 9097-28 Fax: +49 (0)8093 9097-528 amtsleitung@glonn.de www.glonn.de
Pliening, 85652 Phone: +49 (0)8121 793-12 Fax: +49 (0)8121 973252 info@pliening.de www.pliening.de
Poing, 85586 Phone: +49 (0)8121 9794-0 Fax: +49 (0)8121 9794-49 post@poing.de www.poing.de
Steinhring, 85643 Phone: +49 (0)8094 9092-0 Fax: +49 (0)8094 9092-80 info@gemeinde-steinhoering.de www.gemeinde-steinhoering.de
Vaterstetten, 85591 Phone: +49 (0)8106 383110 Fax: +49 (0)8106 5107 Beate.Urban@vaterstetten.de www.vaterstetten.de
Zorneding, 85604 Phone: +49 (0)8106 384-0 Fax: +49 (0)8106 384-99 info@zorneding.bayern.de www.zorneding.de
Towns of Upper Bavaria
Touri smusverband Mnchen- Oberbayern e. V.
Radolfzeller Str. 15 D-81243 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 829218-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 829218-28 touristinfo@oberbayern.de www.oberbayern.de
Ingolstadt, 85049 Phone: +49 (0)841 305-3030 Fax: +49 (0)841 305-3039 info@ingolstadt-tourismus.de www.ingolstadt-tourismus.de
Pfaffenhofen a. d. Ilm, 85276 Phone: +49 (0)8441 4915-11 Fax: +49 (0)8441 4915-20 tourismus@pfaffenhofen-ilm.de www.pfaffenhofen.de
Wolnzach, 85283 Phone: +49 (0)8442 650 Fax: +49 (0)8442 6534 markt.wolnzach@wolnzach.de www.wolnzach.de
Landkreis Neuburg-Schrobenhausen
Touri sti nformati on Neuburg an der Donau Postfach 15 40 86633 Neuburg an der Donau
Phone: +49 (0)8431 57217 Fax: +49 (0)8431 57308 info@deutsche-donau.de www.neuburg-schrobenhausen.de
Neuburg a. d. Donau, 86633 Phone: +49 (0)8431 5524-0 Fax: +49 (0)8431 5524-2 tourismus@neuburg-donau.de www.neuburg-donau.de
Schrobenhausen, 86529 Phone: +49 (0)8252 902-14 Fax: +49 (0)8252 902-25 information@schrobenhausen.de www.schrobenhausen.de
Berchtesgadener Land
Berchtesgadener Land Touri smus GmbH
Bahnhofsplatz 4 D-83471 Berchtesgaden Phone: +49 (0)8652 65650-0 Fax: +49 (0)8652 65650-99
info@berchtesgadener-land.com www.berchtesgadener-land.com
Berchtesgaden / Knigssee
Zweckverband Touri smusregi on Berchtesgaden Kni gssee Knigsseerstr. 2 83471 Berchtesgaden
Phone: +49 (0)8652 967-0 Fax: +49 (0)8652 967-400 info@berchtesgaden.de www.berchtesgadener-land.info
Berchtesgaden, 83471 HK Phone: +49 (0)8652 9445-300 Fax: +49 (0)8652 967-381 info.kurhaus@berchtesgaden.de www.berchtesgaden.de
Bischofswiesen, 83483 HK Phone: +49 (0)8652 97722-0 Fax: +49 (0)8652 97722-22 info@bischofswiesen.de www.bischofswiesen.de
Marktschellenberg, 83487 HK Phone: +49 (0)8650 9888-30 Fax: +49 (0)8650 9888-31 info-schellenberg@berchtesgaden.de www.marktschellenberg.de
Ramsau, 83486 HK Phone: +49 (0)8657 9889-20 Fax: +49 (0)8657 772 info@ramsau.de www.ramsau.de
Schnau a. Knigssee, 83471 HK Phone: +49 (0)8652 1760 Fax: +49 (0)8652 4050 tourismus@koenigssee.com www.koenigssee.com
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Contact Berchtesgadener Land Inn-Salzach Chiemgau
Bad Reichenhall / Bayerisch Gmain
Kur GmbH Bad Rei chenhall / Bayeri sch Gmai n e. V. Wittelsbacherstrae 15 83435 Bad Reichenhall
Phone: +49 (0)8651 606-0 Fax: +49 (0)8651 606-133 info@bad-reichenhall.de www.bad-reichenhall.de
Bad Reichenhall, 83435 HB Phone: +49 (0)8651 606-0 Fax: +49 (0)8651 606-133 info@bad-reichenhall.de www.bad-reichenhall.de
Bayerisch Gmain, 83457 HB Phone: +49 (0)8651 606-401 Fax: +49 (0)8651 606-403 info@bad-reichenhall.de www.bad-reichenhall.de
Berchtesgadener Land Rupertiwinkel
Geschftsstelle Verkehrsamt Schnei zlreuth Berchtesgadener Strae 12 83458 Schneizlreuth
Phone: +49 (0)8665 7489 Fax: +49 (0)8665 7489 info@bgl-rupertiwinkel.de www.bgl-rupertiwinkel.de
Ainring, 83404 LK Phone: +49 (0)8654 8011 Fax: +49 (0)8654 8398 gemeinde@ainring.de www.tourismus-ainring.de
Anger, 83454 LK Phone: +49 (0)8656 9889-22 Fax: +49 (0)8656 9889-21 info@anger.de www.anger.de
Freilassing, 83395 E Phone: +49 (0)8654 77288-0 Fax: +49 (0)8654 77288-2 freilassing@t-online.de www.freilassing.de
Laufen, 83410 E Phone: +49 (0)8682 1810 Fax: +49 (0)8682 809914 info@abtsdorfersee.de www.abtsdorfersee.de
Piding, 83451 LK Phone: +49 (0)8651 3860 Fax: +49 (0)8651 767936 tourismus@piding.net www.piding.net
Saaldorf- Surheim, 83416 E Phone: +49 (0)8654 6307-0 Fax: +49 (0)8654 6307-20 gemeinde@saaldorf-surheim.de www.saaldorf-surheim.de
Schneizlreuth, 83458 E Phone: +49 (0)8665 7489 Fax: +49 (0)8665 7489 verkehrsamt.weissbach@bgl-net.de www.schneizlreuth.de
Teisendorf, Neukirchen, 83317 E Phone: +49 (0)8666 295 Fax: +49 (0)8666 986596 tourismusbuero@t-online.de www.teisendorf.de


Inn-Salzach
Touri smusgemei nschaft I nn-Salzach e. V.
Kapellplatz 2a D-84503 Alttting
Phone: +49 (0)8671 506228 Fax: +49 (0)8671 85858 info@inn-salzach.com www.inn-salzach.com
Alttting, 84503 Phone: +49 (0)8671 506219 Fax: +49 (0)8671 85858 info@altoetting-touristinfo.de www.altoetting.de
Burghausen, 84489 Phone: +49 (0)8677 887-140 Fax: +49 (0)8677 887-144 touristinfo@burghausen.de www.burghausen.de
Gars a. Inn, 83536 Phone: +49 (0)8073 91850 Fax: +49 (0)8073 9185-15 info@gars.de www.gars-online.de
Mhldorf a. Inn, 84453 Phone: +49 (0)8631 6122-26 Fax: +49 (0)8631 6122-06 info@muehldorf.de www.muehldorf.de
Neutting, 84524 Phone: +49 (0)8671 88371-13 Fax: +49 (0)8671 88371-20 tourismus@neuoetting.de www.neuoetting.de
Waldkraiburg, 84478 Phone: +49 (0)8638 95931-3 Fax: +49 (0)8638 95931-6 haus-der-kultur@kultur-waldkraiburg.de www.kultur-waldkraiburg.de
Chiemgau
Chi emgau Touri smus e. V.
Ludwig-Thoma-Strae 2 D-83278 Traunstein Phone: +49 (0)861 58223 Fax: +49 (0)861 64295
info@chiemgau-tourismus.de www.chiemgau-tourismus.de
Alz- und Trauntal, Nrdlicher Chiemgau
Obing, Pittenhart, 83119 Phone: +49 (0)8624 8986-25 Fax: +49 (0)8624 8986-33 touristinfo@vg-obing.de www.urlaub-in-obing.de
Schnaitsee, 83530 Phone: +49 (0)8074 9191-16 Fax: +49 (0)8074 9191-10 info@schnaitsee.de www.schnaitsee.de
Traunreut, Stein a. d. Traun, 83301 Phone: +49 (0)8669 857-101 Fax: +49 (0)8669 857-100 verkehrsamt@traunreut.de www.traunreut.de
Trostberg, 83308 Phone: +49 (0)8621 801-30 Fax: +49 (0)8621 801-4530 tourismus@trostberg.de www.trostberg.de
Salzachtal
Fridolfing, 83413 E Phone: +49 (0)8684 9889-26 Fax: +49 (0)8684 9889-50 verkehrsverein-fridolfing@gmx.de www.fridolfing.de
Petting, 83367 E Phone: +49 (0)8686 200 Fax: +49 (0)8686 1328 touristinfo@gemeinde-petting.de www.gemeinde-petting.de
Tittmoning, 84529 E Phone: +49 (0)8683 7007-10 Fax: +49 (0)8683 7007-30 tourist-info@tittmoning.de www.tittmoning.de
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Chiemgauer Alpen
Bergen, 83346 LK Phone: +49 (0)8662 8321 Fax: +49 (0)8662 5855 verkehrsamt-bergen@t-online.de www.bergen-chiemgau.de
Eisenrzt, 83313 LK Phone: +49 (0)8662 4987-45 Fax: +49 (0)8662 4987-50 info@siegsdorf.de www.siegsdorf.de
Inzell, 83334 LK Phone: +49 (0)8665 9885-0 Fax: +49 (0)8665 9885-30 info@inzell.de www.inzell.de
Oberwssen, 83246 LK Phone: +49 (0)8640 8750 Fax: +49 (0)8640 1310 tourismus@oberwoessen.de www.oberwoessen.de
Reit im Winkl, 83242 LK Phone: +49 (0)8640 8002-0 Fax: +49 (0)8640 8002-9 info@reit-im-winkl.de www.reit-im-winkl.de
Ruhpolding, 83321 LK Phone: +49 (0)8663 8806-0 Fax: +49 (0)8663 8806-20 tourismus@ruhpolding.de www.ruhpolding.de
Schleching, 83259 LK Phone: +49 (0)8649 220 Fax: +49 (0)8649 1330 info@schleching.de www.schleching.de
Siegsdorf, 83313 LK Phone: +49 (0)8662 4987-45 Fax: +49 (0)8662 4987-50 info@siegsdorf.de www.siegsdorf.de
Surberg, Lauter, 83362 Phone: +49 (0)861 98968-0 Fax: +49 (0)861 98968-22 info@gemeinde-surberg.de www.gemeinde-surberg.de
Traunstein, 83278 Phone: +49 (0)861 98695-23 Fax: +49 (0)861 98695-24 tourismus@traunstein.de www.traunstein.de
Unterwssen, 83246 LK Phone: +49 (0)8641 8205 Fax: +49 (0)8641 978926 tourismus@unterwoessen.de www.unterwoessen.de
Vachendorf, 83377 E Phone: +49 (0)861 2773 Fax: +49 (0)861 60950 info@vachendorf.de www.vachendorf.de


Chiemsee
Chi emsee Touri smus e. V. & Co. KG Chiemsee-Infocenter
Felden 10 D-83233 Bernau a. Chiemsee Phone: +49 (0)8051 96555-0 Fax: +49 (0)8051 96555-30
info@chiemsee.de www.chiemsee.de
Amerang, 83123 E Phone: +49 (0)8075 9197-28 Fax: +49 (0)8075 9197-19 touristik@amerang.de www.amerang.de
Aschau i. Chiemgau, 83229 LK Phone: +49 (0)8052 9049-37 Fax: +49 (0)8052 9049-45 info@aschau.de www.aschau.de
Bad Endorf, 83093 HB Phone: +49 (0)8053 3008-22 Fax: +49 (0)8053 3008-30 info@bad-endorf.de www.bad-endorf.de
Bernau a. Chiemsee, 83233 LK Phone: +49 (0)8051 9868-0 Fax: +49 (0)8051 9868-50 tourismus@bernau-am-chiemsee.de www.bernau-am-chiemsee.de
Breitbrunn a. Chiemsee, 83254 E Phone: +49 (0)8054 234 Fax: +49 (0)8054 1272 kontakt@breitbrunn-info.de www.breitbrunn-info.de
Eggsttt, 83125 E Phone: +49 (0)8056 1500 Fax: +49 (0)8056 1422 tourist-info@eggstaett.de www.eggstaett.de
Frasdorf, 83112 E Phone: +49 (0)8052 17962-5 Fax: +49 (0)8052 17962-8 info@frasdorf.com www.frasdorf.com
Frauenchiemsee, 83256 Phone: +49 (0)8054 9039-0 Fax: +49 (0)8054 9039-17 standesamt@vg-breitbrunn.de
Grabensttt, 83355 E Phone: +49 (0)8661 9887-31 Fax: +49 (0)8661 9887-91 info@grabenstaett.de www.grabenstaett.de
Gstadt-Gollenshausen E Phone: +49 (0)8054 442 Fax: +49 (0)8054 7997 info@gstadt.de www.gstadt.de
a. Chiemsee, 83257
Halfing, 83128 Phone: +49 (0)8055 90530 Fax: +49 (0)8055 905333 verwaltungsgemeinschaft@halfing.de www.halfing.de
Herrenchiemsee, 83209 Phone: +49 (0)8051 6887-0 Fax: +49 (0)8051 6887-99 sgvherrenchiemsee@bsv.bayern.de www.herren-chiemsee.de
Marquartstein, 83250 LK Phone: +49 (0)8641 69955-8 Fax: +49 (0)8641 69955-9 info@marquartstein.de www.marquartstein.de
Prien am Chiemsee, 83209 KK Phone: +49 (0)8051 6905-0 Fax: +49 (0)8051 6905-40 info@tourismus.prien.de www.tourismus.prien.de
Rimsting, 83253 LK Phone: +49 (0)8051 6876-21 Fax: +49 (0)8051 6876-44 verkehrsamt@rimsting.de www.rimsting.de
Sachrang, 83229 E Phone: +49 (0)8057 378 Fax: +49 (0)8057 1051 info@sachrang.de www.sachrang.de
Seebruck, 83358 LK Phone: +49 (0)8667 7139 Fax: +49 (0)8667 7415 tourismus@seeon-seebruck.de www.seeon-seebruck.de
Seeon, 83370 E Phone: +49 (0)8624 2155 Fax: +49 (0)8624 2784 tourismus@seeon-seebruck.de www.seeon-seebruck.de
Truchtlaching, 83376 E Phone: +49 (0)8667 7139 Fax: +49 (0)8667 7415 tourismus@seeon-seebruck.de www.seeon-seebruck..de
bersee, 83236 LK Phone: +49 (0)8642 295 Fax: +49 (0)8642 6214 info@uebersee.com www.uebersee.com
Gsteinformation Wasserburg
Wasserburg am Inn, 83512 Phone: +49 (0)8071 105-22 Fax: +49 (0)8071 105-21 touristik@stadt.wasserburg.de www.wasserburg.de
Urlaubsregion Simssee: Verkehrsverein Stephanskirchen-Simssee e.V.
Prutting, 83134 Phone: +49 (0)8036 615 Fax: +49 (0)8036 303866 simssee-region@t-online.de www.simssee.org
Schtenau, 83139 Phone: +49 (0)8036 615 Fax: +49 (0)8036 303866 simssee-region@t-online.de www.simssee.org
Stephanskirchen, 83071 Phone: +49 (0)8036 615 Fax: +49 (0)8036 303866 simssee-region@t-online.de www.simssee.org
Contact Chiemgau Chiemsee
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Wendelstein, Inn and Mangfall
Kur- und Touri smusverband Wendelstei n e. V.
Bahnhofsstrae 5 D-83075 Bad Feilnbach Phone: +49 (0)8066 8875-6 Fax: +49 (0)8066 8875-7
info@wendelstein-ist-inn.de www.wendelstein-ist-inn.de
Au, 83075 Phone: +49 (0)8066 1444 Fax: +49 (0)8066 906844 info@feilnbach.de www.feilnbach.de
Bad Aibling, 83043 HB Phone: +49 (0)8061 90800 Fax: +49 (0)8061 9080-800 info@aib-kur.de www.bad-aibling.de
Brannenburg, 83098 LK Phone: +49 (0)8034 4515 Fax: +49 (0)8034 9581 info@brannenburg.de www.brannenburg.de
Flintsbach a. Inn, 83126 E Phone: +49 (0)8034 3066-20 Fax: +49 (0)8034 3066-10 info@flintsbach.de www.flintsbach.de
Kiefersfelden, 83088 LK Phone: +49 (0)8033 9765-27 Fax: +49 (0)8033 9765-44 info@kiefersfelden.de www.kiefersfelden.de
Neubeuern, 83115 E Phone: +49 (0)8035 2165 Fax: +49 (0)8035 876200 info@neubeuern.de www.neubeuern.de
Nudorf a. Inn, 83131 E Phone: +49 (0)8034 9079-20 Fax: +49 (0)8034 9079-21 verkehrsamt@nussdorf.de www.nussdorf.de
Oberaudorf, 83080 LK Phone: +49 (0)8033 3012-0 Fax: +49 (0)8033 3012-9 info@oberaudorf.de www.oberaudorf.de
Raubling, 83064 Phone: +49 (0)8035 87050 Fax: +49 (0)8035 1729 verkehrsamt@raubling.de www.raubling.de
Rosenheim, 83022 Phone: +49 (0)8031 36590-61 Fax: +49 (0)8031 36590-60 touristinfo@rosenheim.de www.touristinfo-ro.de
Samerberg, 83122 E Phone: +49 (0)8032 8606 Fax: +49 (0)8032 989419 info@samerberg.de www.samerberg.de
Bruckmhl, 83052 Phone: +49 (0)8062 1493 Fax: +49 (0)8062 1493 www.bruckmuehl.de
Rohrdorf, 83101 Phone: +49 (0)8032 9564-0 Fax: +49 (0)8032 9564-50 info@rohrdorf.de www.rohrdorf.de
Tegernsee SchlierseeWendelstein Bayerisches Oberland
Touri smusverband Bayeri sches Oberl and e. V
Tegernseer Strae 20a D-83734 Hausham Phone: +49 (0)8026 920700 Fax: +49 (0)8026 924166
info@tegernsee-schliersee-wendelstein.de www.tegernsee-schliersee-wendelstein.de
Alpenregion Wendelstein zwischen Schliersee und Thiersee
Gstei nformati on Schli ersee Bahnhofsstrae 11a 83727 Schliersee
Phone: +49 (0)8026 6065-0 Fax: +49 (0)8026 6065-20 tourismus@schliersee.de www.alpenregion-wendelstein.com
Bayrischzell, 83735 HK Phone: +49 (0)8023 648 Fax: +49 (0)8023 1034 tourist-info@bayrischzell.de www.bayrischzell.de
Fischbachau, 83730 E Phone: +49 (0)8028 876 Fax: +49 (0)8028 906643 info@fischbachau.de www.fischbachau.de
Schliersee, 83727 LK Phone: +49 (0)8026 6065-0 Fax: +49 (0)8026 6065-20 tourismus@schliersee.de www.schliersee.de
Neuhaus/Spitzingsee
Miesbacher Oberland
Kultur und Fremdenverkehrsamt Mi esbach Schlierseer Strae 16 83714 Miesbach
Phone: +49 (0)8025 7000-0 Fax: +49 (0)8025 7000-11 info@waitzinger-keller.de www.miesbach.de
Hausham, 83734 Phone: +49 (0)8026 3909-0 Fax: +49 (0)8026 3909-24 rathaus@hausham.de www.hausham.de
Holzkirchen, 83607 Phone: +49 (0)8024 6420 Fax: +49 (0)8024 642325 gde-verwaltung@holzkirchen.de www.holzkirchen.de
Irschenberg, 83737 Phone: +49 (0)8062 7039-0 Fax: +49 (0)8062 7039-70 info@irschenberg.com www.irschenberg.com
Miesbach, 83714 Phone: +49 (0)8025 7000-0 Fax: +49 (0)8025 7000-11 info@waitzinger-keller.de www.miesbach.de
Otterfing, 83624 Phone: +49 (0)8024 90630 Fax: +49 (0)8024 6569 gemeinde@otterfing.de www.otterfing.de
Valley, 83626 Phone: +49 (0)8024 92489 Fax: +49 (0)8024 3831 gemeinde-valley@t-online.de www.gemeinde-valley.de
Waakirchen, 83666 Phone: +49 (0)8021 9028-25 Fax: +49 (0)8021 9028-32 info@gemeinde-waakirchen.de www.waakirchen.de
Warngau, 83627 Phone: +49 (0)8021 90150 Fax: +49 (0)8021 8038 gemeinde@warngau.de www.warngau.de
Weyarn, 83629 Phone: +49 (0)8020 1887-0 Fax: +49 (0)8020 1887-20 gemeinde@weyarn.de www.weyarn.de
Contact Wendelstein, Inn and Mangfall Tegernsee-Schliersee-Wendelstein-Bayerisches Oberland
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Tegernseer Tal
Tegernseer Tal Touri smus GmbH Hauptstrae 2 83684 Tegernsee
Phone: +49 (0)8022 92738-0 Fax: +49 (0)8022 92738-22 info@tegernsee.com www.tegernsee.com
Bad Wiessee, 83707 HB Phone: +49 (0)8022 8603-0 Fax: +49 (0)8022 8603-30 info@bad-wiessee.de www.bad-wiessee.de
Gmund am Tegernsee, 83703 E Phone: +49 (0)8022 7505-27 Fax: +49 (0)8022 7505-45 info@gmund.de www.gmund.de
Kreuth, 83708 HK Phone: +49 (0)8029 1819 Fax: +49 (0)8029 1828 info@kreuth.de www.kreuth.de
Rottach-Egern, 83700 HK Phone: +49 (0)8022 6713-41 Fax: +49 (0)8022 6713-47 info@rottach-egern.de www.rottach-egern.de
Tegernsee, 83684 HK Phone: +49 (0)8022 180140 Fax: +49 (0)8022 3758 info@tegernsee.de www.tegernsee.de

Tlzer Land
Tlzer Land Touri smus
Prof.-Max-Lange-Platz 1 D-83646 Bad Tlz Phone: +49 (0)8041 505-206 Fax: +49 (0)8041 505-375
info@toelzer-land.de www.toelzer-land.de Free Call (from Germany) 0800-toelzerland
Bad Heilbrunn, 83670 HK Phone: +49 (0)8046 323 Fax: +49 (0)8046 8239 info@bad-heilbrunn.de www.bad-heilbrunn.de
Bad Tlz, 83646 HB Phone: +49 (0)8041 7867-0 Fax: +49 (0)8041 7867-56 info@bad-toelz.de www.bad-toelz.de
Benediktbeuern, 83671 E Phone: +49 (0)8857 248 Fax: +49 (0)8857 9470 vamt@benediktbeuern.de www.benediktbeuern.de
Geretsried, 82538 Phone: +49 (0)8171 629827 Fax: +49 (0)8171 629869 anita_zwicknagel@geretsried.de www.geretsried.de
Gaiach, 83674 Phone: +49 (0)8041 1889 Fax: +49 (0)8041 71817 gemeinde@gaissach.de www.gaissach.de
Jachenau, 83676 E Phone: +49 (0)8043 919891 Fax: +49 (0)8043 413 info@jachenau.de www.jachenau.de
Kochel am See, 82431 LK Phone: +49 (0)8851 338 Fax: +49 (0)8851 5588 info@kochel.de www.kochel.de
Lenggries, 83661 LK Phone: +49 (0)8042 5018-0 Fax: +49 (0)8042 5018-10 info@lenggries.de www.lenggries.de
Mnsing, 82541 E Phone: +49 (0)8177 9301-93 Fax: +49 (0)8177 9301-99 info@muensing.de www.muensing.de
Schlehdorf, 82444 Phone: +49 (0)8851 484 Fax: +49 (0)8851 6159778 info@schlehdorf.de www.schlehdorf.de
Wackersberg, 83646 Phone: +49 (0)8041 79928-0 Fax: +49 (0)8041 79928-29 info@wackersberg.de www.wackersberg.de
Walchensee, 82432 LK Phone: +49 (0)8858 411 Fax: +49 (0)8858 275 info@walchensee.de www.walchensee.de
Wolfratshausen, 82515 Phone: +49 (0)8171 2141-0 Fax: +49 (0)8171 2141-12 info@wolfratshausen.de www.wolfratshausen.de
Zugspitz-Region Touri smusgemei nschaft Zugspi tz-Regi on c/o
Garmi sch-Partenki rchen Touri smus
Richard-Strauss-Platz 1a D-82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Phone: +49 (0)8821 1804-84 Fax: +49 (0)8821 1804-85 info@zugspitz-region.de www.zugspitz-region.de
The Alpine World Karwendel
Touri st-I nformati on Mi ttenwald Dammkarstrae 3 82481 Mittenwald
Phone: +49 (0)1805 127100* Fax: +49 (0)1805 127110* info@alpenwelt-karwendel.de www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de
Krn, 82494 E Phone: +49 (0)8825 1094 Fax: +49 (0)8825 2244 tourist-info@kruen.de www.kruen.de
Mittenwald, 82481 LK Phone: +49 (0)8823 33981 Fax: +49 (0)8823 2701 touristinfo@markt-mittenwald.de www.mittenwald.de
Wallgau, 82499 E Phone: +49 (0)8825 9250-50 Fax: +49 (0)8825 9250-66 tourist-information@wallgau.de www.wallgau.de
Zugspitzland
Touri smus-Servi ce Zugspi tzl and Schmiedeweg 10 82496 Oberau
Phone: +49 (0)8824 93973 Fax: +49 (0)8824 8890 info@zugspitzland.de www.zugspitzland.de
Eschenlohe, 82438 Phone: +49 (0)8824 8228 Fax: +49 (0)8824 8956 verkehrsamt@eschenlohe.de www.eschenlohe.de
Farchant, 82490 E Phone: +49 (0)8821 9616-96 Fax: +49 (0)8821 9616-22 info@farchant.de www.farchant.de
*12 ct/min aus dem Festnetz
Contact Tegernsee-Schliersee-Wendelstein-Bayerisches Oberland Tlzer Land Zugspitz-Region
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 82467 HK Phone: +49 (0)8821 1807-00 Fax: +49 (0)8821 1807-55 tourist-info@gapa.de www.garmisch-partenkirchen.de
Grainau, 82491 LK Phone: +49 (0)8821 98185-0 Fax: +49 (0)8821 98185-5 info@grainau.de www.grainau.de
Oberau, 82496 E Phone: +49 (0)8824 93973 Fax: +49 (0)8824 8890 info@oberau.de www.oberau.de
Ohlstadt, 82441 E Phone: +49 (0)8841 7480 Fax: +49 (0)8841 671244 gaesteinformation@ohlstadt.de www.ohlstadt.de
The Ammergau Alps
Ammergauer-Alpen GmbH Rottenbucher Strae 9a 82497 Unterammergau
Phone: +49 (0)8822 92274-0 Fax: +49 (0)8822 92274-5 info@ammergauer-alpen.de www.ammergauer-alpen.de
Bad Bayersoien, 82435 HB Phone: +49 (0)8845 70306-20 Fax: +49 (0)8845 70306-29 info@bad-bayersoien.de www.bad-bayersoien.de
Bad Kohlgrub, 82433 HB Phone: +49 (0)8845 7422-0 Fax: +49 (0)8845 7422-44 info@bad-kohlgrub.de www.bad-kohlgrub.de
Ettal, 82488 LK Phone: +49 (0)8822 3534 Fax: +49 (0)8822 6399 info@ettal.de www.ettal.de
Oberammergau, 82487 LK Phone: +49 (0)8822 9231-0 Fax: +49 (0)8822 9231-90 info@oberammergau.de www.oberammergau.de
Ettal, 82488 LK Phone: +49 (0)8822 3534 Fax: +49 (0)8822 6399 info@ettal.de www.ettal.de
Oberammergau, 82487 LK Phone: +49 (0)8822 9231-0 Fax: +49 (0)8822 9231-90 info@oberammergau.de www.oberammergau.de
Saulgrub-Altenau, 82442 Phone: +49 (0)8845 1066 Fax: +49 (0)8845 747620 info@saulgrub.de www.saulgrub.de
Unterammergau, 82497 E Phone: +49 (0)8822 6400 Fax: +49 (0)8822 932208 info@unterammergau.de www.unterammergau.de
Saulgrub-Altenau, 82442 Phone: +49 (0)8845 1066 Fax: +49 (0)8845 747620 info@saulgrub.de www.saulgrub.de
Unterammergau, 82497 E Phone: +49 (0)8822 922740 Fax: +49 (0)8822 922745 info@unterammergau.de www.unterammergau.de
Murnau and the Blue Land
Touri st-I nformati on Murnau Kohlgruber Strae 1 82418 Murnau
Phone: +49 (0)8841 6141-0 Fax: +49 (0)8841 6141-21 info@dasblaueland.de www.dasblaueland.de
Murnau am Staffelsee, 82418 LK Phone: +49 (0)8841 6141-0 Fax: +49 (0)8841 6141-21 touristinformation@murnau.de www.murnau.de
Riegsee, 82418 Phone: +49 (0)8841 3985 Fax: +49 (0)8841 625687 rathaus@vg-seehausen.de www.riegsee.de
Seehausen a. Staffelsee, 82418 E Phone: +49 (0)8841 3550 Fax: +49 (0)8841 4231 verkehrsamt-seehausen@t-online.de www.seehausen-am-staffelsee.de
Uffing a. Staffelsee, 82449 E Phone: +49 (0)8846 9202-13 Fax: +49 (0)8846 9202-25 verkehrsamt@uffing.de www.uffing.de

Pfaffenwinkel
Touri smusverband Pfaffenwi nkel
Bauerngasse 5 D-86956 Schongau Phone: +49 (0)8861 7773 Fax: +49 (0)8861 200678
info@pfaffenwinkel.com www.pfaffenwinkel.com
Bernbeuren, 86975 Phone: +49 (0)8860 210 Fax: +49 (0)8860 910115 info@bernbeuren.de www.bernbeuren.de
Bernried, 82347 E Phone: +49 (0)8158 99390-0 Fax: +49 (0)8158 99390-1 gemeinde@bernried.de www.bernried.de
Bbing, 82389 E Phone: +49 (0)8867 9100-12 Fax: +49 (0)8867 9100-16 tourist-info@boebing.de www.boebing.de
Hohenpeienberg, 82383 E Phone: +49 (0)8805 9210-0 Fax: +49 (0)8805 9210-21 andrea.sigl@hohenpeissenberg.bayern.de www.hohenpeissenberg.de
Iffeldorf, 82393 Phone: +49 (0)8856 3746 Fax: +49 (0)8856 82222 gemeinde@iffeldorf.de www.iffeldorf.de
Peienberg, 82380 Phone: +49 (0)8803 9699 Fax: +49 (0)8803 9216 tourist@gvv-peissenberg.de www.gvv-peissenberg.de
Peiting, 86971 E Phone: +49 (0)8861 6535 Fax: +49 (0)8861 59140 touristinfo.peiting@t-online.de www.peiting.de
Penzberg, 82377 Phone: +49 (0)8856 813-0 Fax: +49 (0)8856 813-136 stadtverwaltung@penzberg.de www.penzberg.de
Polling, 82398 Phone: +49 (0)881 93900 Fax: +49 (0)881 7354 gemeindeverwaltung@polling.de www.polling.de
Prem, 86984 Phone: +49 (0)8862 7256 Fax: +49 (0)8862 7639 info@prem-am-lech.de www.prem-am-lech.de
Rottenbuch, 82401 E Phone: +49 (0)8867 911018 Fax: +49 (0)8867 911038 tourist-info@rottenbuch.de www.rottenbuch.de
Schongau, 86956 E Phone: +49 (0)8861 214-181 Fax: +49 (0)8861 214-881 touristinfo@schongau.de www.schongau.de
Seeshaupt, 82402 E Phone: +49 (0)8801 913847 Fax: +49 (0)8801 913847 fremdenverkehr@seeshaupt.de www.seeshaupt.de
Steingaden, 86989 E Phone: +49 (0)8862 200 Fax: +49 (0)8862 6470 tourist-info@steingaden.de www.steingaden.de
Weilheim i. Obb. , 82362 Phone: +49 (0)881 6821-28 Fax: +49 (0)881 6821-96 weilheiminfo@weilheim.de www.weilheim.de
Contact Zugspitzregion Pfaffenwinkel
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Wessobrunn, 82405 Phone: +49 (0)8809 313 Fax: +49 (0)8809 202 gemeinde@wessobrunn.bayern.de www.wessobrunn.de
Wildsteig, 82409 E Phone: +49 (0)8867 409 Fax: +49 (0)8867 921976 info@wildsteig.de www.wildsteig.de


Starnberg Five-Lake District
Touri smusverband Starnberger Fnf- Seen- Land
Wittelsbacherstrae 2c D-82319 Starnberg Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
info@sta5.de www.sta5.de
Andechs, 82346 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Berg, 82335 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Dieen a. Ammersee, 86911 LK Phone: +49 (0)8807 1048 Fax: +49 (0)8807 4459 info@tourist-info-diessen.de www.tourist-info-diessen.de
Feldafing, 82340 E Phone: +49 (0)8157 93110 Fax: +49 (0)8157 1052 gemeinde@feldafing,de www.feldafing.de
Herrsching a. Ammersee, 82211 E Phone: +49 (0)8152 5227 Fax: +49 (0)8152 40519 herrsching@sta5.de
Inning a. Ammersee, 82266 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Pcking, Possenhofen, 82343 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Seefeld, 82229 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Starnberg, 82319 E Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Tutzing, 82327 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Wrthsee, Steinebach, 82237 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90
Weling, 82234 Phone: +49 (0)8151 9060-0 Fax: +49 (0)8151 9060-90


Ammersee-Lech
Touri smusverband Ammersee- Lech
Altes Rathaus, Hauptplatz 152 D-86899 Landsberg am Lech
Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.ammerseelech.de
Apfeldorf, 86974 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.apfeldorf.im.pfaffenwinkel.net
Geltendorf, 82269 Phone: +49 (0)8193 93210 Fax: +49 (0)8193 932124 lampl.gemeinde@geltendorf.de www.geltendorf.de
Hofstetten, 86932 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.ammerseelech.de
Kinsau, 86981 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.ammerseelech.de
Landsberg am Lech, 86899 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-246 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 tourist-info@landsberg.de www.landsberg.de
Raisting, 82399 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.raisting.de
Reichling, 86934 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.reichling.im.pfaffenwinkel.net
Rott, 86935 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.rott-lech.de
Schondorf a. Ammersee, 86938 LK Phone: +49 (0)8192 8899 Fax: +49 (0)8192 998810 tourismus@schondorf.de www.schondorf-tourismus.de
Thaining, 86943 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.thaining.de
Utting a. Ammersee, 86919 LK Phone: +49 (0)8806 920213 Fax: +49 (0)8806 920222 verkehrsamt@utting.de www.utting.de
Vilgertshofen, 86946 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.vilgertshofen.de
Waal, 86875 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.waal.de
Weil, 86747 Phone: +49 (0)8191 128-247 Fax: +49 (0)8191 128-160 info@ammerseelech.de www.gemeinde-weil.de
Contact Pfaffenwinkel Starnberg Five-Lake District Ammersee-Lech
E Erholungsort (state-recognised health resort) LK Luftkurort (resort recognised by the state as having healthy air/climate) HK Heilklimatischer Kurort (resort with therapeutic climate)
KK Kneippkurort (Kneipp spa) HB Heilbad (spa with therapeutic baths)
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Allgu
Allgu Marketi ng gmbh
Allguer Strae 1 D-87435 Kempten Phone: +49 (0)831 5753730
Fax: +49 (0)831 5753733 info@allgaeu.de www.allgaeu.info
Altstdten, 87527 Phone: +49 (0)8321 2170 Fax: +49 (0)8321 608918 info-altstaedten@sonthofen.de www.altstaedten.de
Altusried, 87452 Phone: +49 (0)8373 7051 Fax: +49 (0)8373 7054 verkehrsamt@altusried.de www.altusried.de
Argenbhl, 88260 Phone: +49 (0)7566 940-210 Fax: +49 (0)7566 940-299 info@argenbuehl.de www.argenbuehl.de
Babenhausen, 87727 Phone: +49 (0)8333 923-623 Fax: +49 (0)8333 93133 mail@touristinfo-babenhausen.de www.touristinfo-babenhausen.de
Bad Grnenbach, 87730 Phone: +49 (0)8334 605-31 Fax: +49 (0)8334 6133 kurverwaltung@bad-groenenbach.de www.bad-groenenbach.de
Bad Hindelang, 87541 Phone: +49 (0)8324 892-0 Fax: +49 (0)8324 8055 info@hindelang.net www.bad-hindelang.info
Bad Wrishofen, 86825 Phone: +49 (0)8247 9933-55 Fax: +49 (0)8247 9933-59 info@bad-woerishofen.de www.bad-woerishofen.de
Bad Wurzach/Allgu, 88410 Phone: +49 (0)7564 3021-50 Fax: +49 (0)7564 3021-54 info@bad-wurzach.de www.bad-wurzach.de
Balderschwang, 87538 Phone: +49 (0)8328 1056 Fax: +49 (0)8328 265 info@balderschwang.de www.balderschwang.de
Blaichach, 87544 Phone: +49 (0)8321 8008-36 Fax: +49 (0)8321 26481 gaesteamt@blaichach.de www.blaichach.de
Bolsterlang, 87538 Phone: +49 (0)8326 8314 Fax: +49 (0)8326 9406 info@bolsterlang.de www.bolsterlang.de
Buchenberg, 87474 Phone: +49 (0)8378 9202-22 Fax: +49 (0)8378 9202-23 tourismus@buchenberg.de www.buchenberg.de
Burgberg i. Allgu, 87545 Phone: +49 (0)8321 7878-97 Fax: +49 (0)8321 7878-98 gaesteinformation@burgberg.de www.burgberg.de
Dietmannsried, 87463 Phone: +49 (0)8374 5820-0 Fax: +49 (0)8374 5820-30 info@dietmannsried.de www.dietmannsried.de
Eisenberg, 87637 Phone: +49 (0)8364 1237 Fax: +49 (0)8364 987154 info@eisenberg-allgaeu.de www.eisenberg-allgaeu.de
Fischen i. Allgu, 87538 Phone: +49 (0)8326 3646-0 Fax: +49 (0)8326 3646-56 info@fischen.de www.fischen.de
Fssen i. Allgu, 87629 Phone: +49 (0)8362 9385-0 Fax: +49 (0)8362 9385-20 tourismus@info.fuessen.de www.fuessen.de
Grisried, 87657 Phone: +49 (0)8302 9723 Fax: +49 (0)8302 921093 info@goerisried.de www.goerisried.de
Halblech, 87642 Phone: +49 (0)8368 285 Fax: +49 (0)8368 7221 tourismus@halblech.de www.halblech.de
Waldburg, 88289 Phone: +49 (0)7529 9717-0 Fax: +49 (0)7529 9717-55 info@gemeinde-waldburg.de www.gemeinde-waldburg.de
Hopferau, 87659 Phone: +49 (0)8364 8548 Fax: +49 (0)8364 987093 hopferau@allgaeu.org www.hopferau.de
Immenstadt i. Allgu, 87509 Phone: +49 (0)8323 914-176 Fax: +49 (0)8323 914-195 info@immenstadt.de www.immenstadt.de
Isny im Allgu, 88316 Phone: +49 (0)7562 984-110 Fax: +49 (0)7562 984-172 info@kurverwaltung.isny.de www.isny.de
Jungholz, 86691 Phone: +49 (0)5676 8120 Fax: +49 (0)5676 8287 info@jungholz.com www.jungholz.com
THE ALLGU
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Kaufbeuren, 87600 Phone: +49 (0)8341 40-405 Fax: +49 (0)8341 73-962 tourist-info@kaufbeuren.de www.kaufbeuren-tourismus.info
Kempten (Allgu), 87435 Phone: +49 (0)831 2525-237 Fax: +49 (0)831 2525-427 touristinfo@kempten.de www.kempten.de
Heimenkirch, 88178 Phone: +49 (0)8381 805-11 Fax: +49 (0)8381 805-15 rathaus@heimenkirch.de www.heimenkirch.de
Kilegg, 88353 Phone: +49 (0)7563 936-142 Fax: +49 (0)7563 936-199 tourist@kisslegg.de www.kisslegg.de
Hirschegg - Kleinwalsertal, 86992 Phone: +49 (0)5517 5114-0 Fax: +49 (0)5517 5114-21 info@kleinwalsertal.com www.kleinwalsertal.com
Lechbruck am See, 86983 Phone: +49 (0)8862 9878-30 Fax: +49 (0)8862 9878-20 info@lechbruck.de www.lechbruck.de
Leutkirch i. Allgu, 88299 Phone: +49 (0)7561 87-154 Fax: +49 (0)7561 87-186 touristinfo@leutkirch.de www.leutkirch.de
Lindau (Bodensee), 88131 Phone: +49 (0)8382 2600-30 Fax: +49 (0)8382 260026 info@prolindau.de www.prolindau.de
Lindenberg i. Allgu, 88161 Phone: +49 (0)8381 803-28 Fax: +49 (0)8381 803-88 touristinformation@lindenberg.de www.lindenberg.de
Buxheim, 87740 Phone: +49 (0)8331 9770-0 Fax: +49 (0)8331 9770-70 info@buxheim.de www.buxheim.de
Maierhfen, 88167 Phone: +49 (0)8383 980-40 Fax: +49 (0)8383 980-42 info@maierhoefen.de www.maierhoefen.de
Marktoberdorf, 87616 Phone: +49 (0)8342 4008-45 Fax: +49 (0)8342/4008-65 touristik@marktoberdorf.de www.marktoberdorf.de
Mindelheim, 87719 Phone: +49 (0)8261 995-0 Fax: +49 (0)8261 995-333 tourismus@lra.unterallgaeu.de www.unterallgaeu.de
Memmingen, 87700 Phone: +49 (0)8331 850-172 Fax: +49 (0)8331 850-178 info@memmingen.de www.memmingen.de
Mindelheim, 87719 Phone: +49 (0)8261 737-300 Fax: +49 (0)8261 737-929 verkehrsbuero@mindelheim.de www.mindelheim.de
Missen-Wilhams, 87547 Phone: +49 (0)8320 456 Fax: +49 (0)8320 268 tourismus@missen-wilhams.de www.missen-wilhams.de
Nesselwang, 87484 Phone: +49 (0)8361 9230-40 Fax: +49 (0)8361 9230-44 info@nesselwang.de www.nesselwang.de
Nonnenhorn (Bodensee), 88149 Phone: +49 (0)8382 8250 Fax: +49 (0)8382 890-76 tourist-info@nonnenhorn.de www.nonnenhorn.de
Sonthofen, 87527 Phone: +49 (0)8321 8004-0 Fax: +49 (0)8321 8004-269 info@oats.de www.oats.de
Obermaiselstein, 87538 Phone: +49 (0)8326 277 Fax: +49 (0)8326 9408 info@obermaiselstein.de www.obermaiselstein.de
Oberreute, 88179 Phone: +49 (0)8387 1233 Fax: +49 (0)8387 8707 info@oberreute.de www.oberreute.de
Oberstaufen, 87534 Phone: +49 (0)8386 9300-0 Fax: +49 (0)8386 9300-20 info@oberstaufen.de www.oberstaufen.de
Oberstdorf, 87561 Phone: +49 (0)8322 700-0 Fax: +49 (0)8322 700-236 info@oberstdorf.de www.oberstdorf.de
Ofterschwang, 87527 Phone: +49 (0)8321 890-19 Fax: +49 (0)8321 89777 info@ofterschwang.de www.ofterschwang.de
Ottobeuren, 87724 Phone: +49 (0)8332 9219-50 Fax: +49 (0)8332 9219-92 touristikamt@ottobeuren.de www.ottobeuren.de
Oy-Mittelberg, 87466 Phone: +49 (0)8366 207 Fax: +49 (0)8366 1427 tourist@oy-mittelberg.de www.oy-mittelberg.de
Pfronten-Ried, 87459 Phone: +49 (0)8363 698-88 Fax: +49 (0)8363 698-66 info@pfronten.de www.pfronten.de
Rettenberg, 87549 Phone: +49 (0)8327 9304-0 Fax: +49 (0)8327 9304-29 tourist-info@rettenberg.de www.rettenberg.de
Rieden am Forggensee, 87669 Phone: +49 (0)8362 37025 Fax: +49 (0)8362 39625 info@rieden.de www.rieden.de
Rohaupten, 87672 Phone: +49 (0)8367 364 Fax: +49 (0)8367 642 info@rosshaupten.de www.rosshaupten.de
Rckholz, 87494 Phone: +49 (0)8369 227 Fax: +49 (0)8369 926601 rueckholz-gemeinde@t-online.de www.rueckholz.de
Scheidegg, 88175 Phone: +49 (0)8381 895-55 Fax: +49 (0)8381/895-50 kurverwaltung@scheidegg.de www.scheidegg.de
Schwangau, 87645 Phone: +49 (0)8362 8198-0 Fax: +49 (0)8362 8198-25 info@schwangau.de www.schwangau.de
Seeg, 87637 Phone: +49 (0)8364 9830-33 Fax: +49 (0)8364 9873-15 info@seeg.de www.seeg.de
Sonthofen (Oberallgu), 87527 Phone: +49 (0)8321 615-291 Fax: +49 (0)8321 615-293 gaesteinfo@sonthofen.de www.sonthofen.de
Stiefenhofen, 88167 Phone: +49 (0)8383 7200 Fax: +49 (0)8383 921302 gaesteamt@stiefenhofen.de www.stiefenhofen.de
Markt Wald, 86865 Phone: +49 (0)8262 96925-0 Fax: +49 (0)8262 96925-20 info@marktwald.de www.marktwald.de
Lindau (Bodensee), 88131 Phone: +49 (0)8382 270-0 Fax: +49 (0)8382 270-115 tourismus@landkreis-lindau.de www.landkreis-lindau.de
Sulzberg, 87477 Phone: +49 (0)8376 9201-19 Fax: +49 (0)8376 9201-40 gaesteinformation@sulzberg.de www.sulzberg.de
Marktoberdorf, 87616 Phone: +49 (0)8342 911-0 Fax: +49 (0)8342 911-544 bernd.trinkner@lra-oal.bayern.de www.ostallgaeu.de
Pfronten, 87459 Phone: +49 (0)8363 9279-0 Fax: +49 (0)8363 9279-31 info@vitalesland.com www.vitalesland.com
Wald, 87616 Phone: +49 (0)8302 473 Fax: +49 (0)8302 1420 info@wald-allgaeu.de www.wald-allgaeu.de
Waltenhofen (Allgu), 87448 Phone: +49 (0)8303 79-0 Fax: +49 (0)8303 9239729 gaesteinformation@waltenhofen.de www.waltenhofen.de
Wangen i. Allgu, 88239 Phone: +49 (0)7522 74-211 Fax: +49 (0)7522 74-214 tourist@wangen.de www.wangen.de
Wasserburg (Bodensee), 88142 Phone: +49 (0)8382 887474 Fax: +49 (0)8382 89042 tourist-info@wasserburg-bodensee.de www.wasserburg-bodensee.de
Weiler i. Allgu, 88171 Phone: +49 (0)8387 391-50 Fax: +49 (0)8387/391-53 info@weiler-tourismus.de www.weiler-tourismus.de
Weiensee (Fssen), 87629 Phone: +49 (0)8362 6500 Fax: +49 (0)8362 39265 weissensee@info.fuessen.de www.fuessen-weissensee.de
Weitnau, 87480 Phone: +49 (0)8375 9202-41 Fax: +49 (0)8375 9202-43 tourismus@weitnau.de www.weitnau.de
Wertach, 87497 Phone: +49 (0)8365 702199 Fax: +49 (0)8365 702121 info@wertach.de www.wertach.de
Wolfegg, 88364 Phone: +49 (0)7527 9601-51 Fax: +49 (0)7527 9601-708 wolfegg.info@wolfegg.de www.wolfegg.de
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Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
Touri smusverband Allgu/Bayeri sch- Schwaben
Fuggerstrae 9 D-86150 Augsburg Phone: +49 (0)821 450401-0
Fax: +49 (0)821 450401-20 info@tvabs.de
Aichach, 86551 Phone: +49 (0)8251 902-24 Fax: +49 (0)8251 902-71 rathaus@aichach.de www.aichach.de
Augsburg, 86150 Phone: +49 (0)821 5020-70 Fax: +49 (0)821 5020-745 tourismus@regio-augsburg.de www.regio-augsburg.de
Dillingen, 89407 Phone: +49 (0)9071 54-108 Fax: +49 (0)9071 54-199 touristinfo@dillingen-donau.de www.dillingen-donau.de
Donauwrth, 86609 Phone: +49 (0)906 789-151 Fax: +49 (0)906 789-159 tourist-info@donauwoerth.de www.donauwoerth.de
Friedberg, 86316 Phone: +49 (0)821 6002-611 Fax: +49 (0)821 6002-190 fremdenverkehr@friedberg.de www.friedberg.de
Gundelfingen a.d. Donau, 89423 Phone: +49 (0)9073 999-0 Fax: +49 (0)9073 999-169 stadt@gundelfingen-donau.de www.gundelfingen-donau.de
Hchstdt, 89420 Phone: +49 (0)9074 44-0 Fax: +49 (0)9074 44-55 gabi.feistle@hoechstaedt.de www.hoechstaedt.de
Harburg (Schwaben), 86655 Phone: +49 (0)9003 9699-24 Fax: +49 (0)9080 96 99-540 exner@stadt-harburg-schwaben.de www.stadt-harburg-schwaben.de
Riesbrg, 73469 Phone: +49 (0)9081 2935-0 Fax: +49 (0)9081 2935-20 hartmann@riesbuerg.de
Roggenburg, 89297 Phone: +49 (0)7300 9696-0 Fax: +49 (0)7300 9696-20 irmgard.kajdres@roggenburg.de www.roggenburg.de
Krumbach, 86381 Phone: +49 (0)8282 902-0 Fax: +49 (0)8282 902-33 stadt@krumbach.de www.krumbach.de
Krumbach, 86381 Phone: +49 (0)8282 906-0 Fax: +49 (0)8282 906-200 info@krumbad.de www.krumbad.de
Wallerstein, 86757 Phone: +49 (0)9081 2760-0 Fax: +49 (0)9081 2760-20 info@markt-wallerstein.de www.markt-wallerstein.de
Nrdlingen, 86720 Phone: +49 (0)9081 4380 Fax: +49 (0)9081 841-13 verkehrsamt@noerdlingen.de www.noerdlingen.de
Oettingen, 86732 Phone: +49 (0)9082 70951 Fax: +49 (0)9082 70988 verkehrsamt@oettingen.de www.oettingen.de
Gnzburg, 89312 Phone: +49 (0)8221 95-140 Fax: +49 (0)8221 95-145 marketing@landkreis-guenzburg.de www.landkreis-guenzburg.de
Illertissen, 89257 Phone: +49 (0)7303 172-0 Fax: +49 (0)7303 172-27 sperling@illertissen.de www.illertissen.de
Ulm a. d. Donau, 89073 Phone: +49 (0)731 161-2800 Fax: +49 (0)731 161-1646 unt@tourismus.ulm.de www.tourismus.ulm.de
Wertingen, 86637 Phone: +49 (0)8272 84-0 Fax: +49 (0)8272 84-469 guenther.weiser@vg-wertingen.de
Wemding, 86650 Phone: +49 (0)9092 8222 Fax: +49 (0)9092 9690-50 tourismus@wemding.de www.wemding.de
BAVAR I AN SWABI A
Editorial
For further information on Upper Bavaria please contact our office
in Munich:
Tourismusverband Mnchen-Oberbayern e.V.
Tourist Board of Upper Bavaria
Postfach 6003290 D-81203 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 829218-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 829218-28
touristinfo@oberbayern.de www.oberbayern.de
For further information on Allgu/Bavarian Swabia please contact
our office in Augsburg:
Tourismusverband Allgu/Bayerisch-Schwaben e.V.
Tourist Board of Allgu/Bavarian Swabia
Fuggerstrae 9 D-86150 Augsburg
Phone: +49 (0)821 450401-1 Fax: +49 (0)821 450401-20
info@tvabs.de www.allgaeu.bayerisch-schwaben.de
For information on Bavaria in general, please contact:
BAVARIA TOURISMUS (the official marketing agency)
Leopoldstrae 146 D-80804 Mnchen
Phone: +49 (0)89 212397-0 Fax: +49 (0)89 293599
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Gsteinformation Bad Aibling AIB-KUR GmbH & Co. KG Tourist
Information Oberaudorf Tourist Information Wackersberg Tourist
Information Lenggries Alpenwelt Karwendel Ammergauer Alpen GmbH
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Eine Initiative des Freistaats Bayern.
For anyone who enjoys travelling, Bavaria is a paradise at any time
of the year. The Bayerische Eisenbahngesellschaft mbH is offering
an attractive railway service to make sure that you get to your favou-
rite destination anywhere in Bavaria. With the BAYERN-TICKET for
25,00 EUR* you can travel throughout Bavaria with up to four friends
or your whole family even on weekends. The BAYERN-TICKET-
SINGLE for 18,00 EUR* is a good deal for single travellers. To make
sure that you have a comfortable journey, the BAYERN-TAKT con-
cept provides optimised connections. Timetables and tariff infor-
mation as well as detailed terms of use can be found at all railway
ticket centres or at www.bayern-fahrplan.de.
* Prices only at ticket machines and via internet, additional 2,00 EUR at all other distributers. Last updated: May 2006
Now also valid on all transport associations
and almost all bus lines throughout Bavaria!
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ALLGU/ BAVAR I AN SWABI A
Starting on page 47 you will nd a list of the individual holiday resorts,
colour-coded by region as shown on the map.
Your holiday resorts introduce themselves
BAVARIAN ALPS