Bad Wiessee is a place for the whole family that shines with a wide range of leisure, wellness and sports offers. With the discovery of the iodine-sulfur spring in 1922, the place was awarded the title “Bad”. Since then, an exclusive wellness and health infrastructure has developed in Bad Wiessee .

Play instead of spa is the motto in Bavaria’s most modern casino. You can try your luck in a stylish atmosphere. On the other hand, the golf course, which is one of the most demanding in Upper Bavaria, requires athletic skill . Due to the unique view of the lake, it is also one of the most beautiful.

The landmark of the village can be seen from afar, the 1,722 meter high Wallberg . The local mountain not only shapes the image of the community and the entire valley, in summer it is the starting point for paragliders, who find ideal wind conditions here.

In winter, ski and toboggan fans will find excellent conditions on the longest natural toboggan run. On foot or with the Wallbergbahn you can get to the top of the mountain, from here you have a wonderful view of the valley and the mountains in the hinterland.

A trip on the lake offers the most beautiful view of the city, of the Malerwinkel . As if painted in a picture, the Egerner church is located directly on the water, surrounded by traditional houses in front of the enthroned Wallberg.

The town of Tegernsee is the oldest settlement on the lake of the same name. The former Benedictine monastery, which stands for the beginning of settlement in the valley, now houses a restaurant and the Herzoglich Bayerische Brauhaus, the oldest brewery in Germany.

The Tegernsee Week and the Tegernsee Volkstheater convey tradition and culture authentically and up close. The annual mountain film festival is a magnet for cineastes from near and far. The conviviality and cosiness is also an important part of the culture. Whether at the traditional forest festival in the butterfly garden, at the annual lake festival or with a beer in the Braustüberl, this is where guests and locals meet.

The only fishery on the lake is based in Tegernsee and supplies the surrounding restaurants with local catches. In addition to fish and beer, the city of Tegernsee also has a sun-drenched beach shore with sports and leisure facilities that either play beach volleyball or invite you to relax and unwind.

The municipality of Hausham is idyllically situated at the foot of the Bavarian Alps. A little more than 8,000 inhabitants live in the village. The location between the villages of Miesbach and Schliersee promotes tourist opportunities, which range from hiking and water sports to skiing.

At the gates of Hausham, the 1,052 meter high Huberspitz rises the local mountain of the village. The headframe of the former coal mine is a landmark of Hausham. The onion dome of the parish church of St. Anton is also visible from afar. The neo-baroque church was consecrated in 1909.

In the district of Miesbach in Upper Bavaria, the municipality of Fischbachau is located with approx. 5,560 inhabitants on an area of ​​75.91 km². When nature is still waiting sleepily under the snow at the beginning of a new calendar year, the cross-country ski trails, winter carriage rides, ski tours and culinary snowshoe tours offer plenty of variety.

But not only the cold season is a popular holiday time in Fischbachau. When the first flowers bloom and nature slowly awakens, you can experience exactly this awakening on a hike on the many hiking trails or by bike. Family or pleasure hikes are special.

These leisure activities can of course also be pursued in summer, and a visit to the outdoor pools in Fischbachau can also be planned well. With a mountain hike in autumn, you can watch from the mountains how nature slowly settles down again. And so the community offers relaxation and recreation throughout the year in the midst of the unique landscape of the Bavarian Alps.

To reach Tegernsee you are able to fly in to Munich or Memmingen