Starnberger See
The 5th largest lake in Germany - Starnberger SeeCredits: Dorrit & Eichhorn Produktion
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Day Tour

Through the Würmtal

The Würm, 35km long, is not only a river between the Lake Starnberg and the river Amper but is also an eponym for the last major glacial period in the Alpine forelands: The Würm glacial period ended around 10.000 years ago and left behind the Lake Starnberg, the lake Ammer (Ammersee) and the wild and romantic Würmtal (the Würm valley).
Duration 8 hours
Starting time Between 8am to 10am - to be coordinated
Meeting point Munich centre - to be coordinated
Type Guided bike tour from the heart of Munich to lake of Starnberg
Distance 45-55 km
Rise Gentle
Price 290 € package price (first 4 participants)
50 € for every additional participant

except Saturday, Sunday and public holidays:
390 € package price (first 6 participants)
50 € for every additional participant

Price for larger groups (10+ participants): on request
Bike rental Bike rental from 17 € (optional)
Upon request, the bicycles can be delivered to your hotel and picked up at another location.
Bicycles may be rented for an entire day.
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Until 10.000 years ago, the glacier tongues reached from the Alps to the foreland. An extraordinary moraine landscape, full of lakes, rivers and streams, remained after the melting of the glacier tongues. In addition to more information about the geological history of the area, there will also be architectural highlights provided on our cycle tour following the Würm.

We will travel from the centre of Munich heading west, passing the Hirschgarten and Nymphenburg Castle and finally reaching the Blutenburg. The Würm circles around the baroque former hunting chateau and the attached castle chapel.

Of course you will hear several anecdotes about Sissi and Possenhofen Castle as well as the so-called Fairy Tale King Ludwig II and his mysterious death in Lake Starnberg.


Reviews

4.9 of 5 based on 7 reviews.
C. Newton Homepage on 05-Nov-2024
We had a group event and were looking for a fun but interesting activity to do for team building. Manfred was prompt and efficient in replying to emails to get this quickly organised and everyone in the team had nothing but praise for what was an enjoyable two hours exploring Munich.
J. Pijnenburg Homepage on 15-Oct-2024
Nice compact tour with good impression of the still historical impact on nowadays life and archtecture of Munich.
P. McNamara Homepage on 18-Jun-2024
Great tour! We had a group take part in the Munich's Hotspots bike tour in June. Thoroughly enjoyed the route and the guides were very knowledgeable! Highly recommend. Thank you!

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