Best places: Tourist attractions in Starnberg, Germany

👍 Beautiful little Chapel directly at the water. Unfortunately it was still under renovations during out visit (until June 2018) and therefore could not see the inside. There's a small waterfront memorial for King Ludwig II where he was found. It's a nice walk from Berg in the forest before being surp...

👍 Loved the boat ride - one piece of advice, need to talk English as a tour guide. It would be very helpful

Lakeside lido with large sunbathing lawn & heated children's pool, plus an indoor pool & sauna.

👍👍 Beautiful little castle garden with very well maintained little parks and flowers... Offers a nice view of the Starnberg lake and the city too... Has benches along the pathway and sitting on the grass is also allowed. There are apple and pear trees as well in this garden.

Longtime museum offering history & cultural exhibits on the Lake Starnberg region, plus workshops.

Forested expanse with riverside trails for hiking & cycling, plus boardwalks across marshland.

👍👍 Berg Castle is a manor house situated on the east shore of Lake Starnberg in the village of Berg in Upper Bavaria, Germany. It is famous as the site of King Ludwig II of Bavaria's death. Today, it remains home to the head of the house of Wittelsbach, currently Franz, Duke of Bavaria. Ferdinand Mari...

👍 Nice example of a rural Roman villa ruin. Not much to see really but if you are a history buff worth the walk. Interesting fact is that the lake was much larger around 100CE and reached all the way back there. They did a nice job protectiong sime of the excavations. and it is a pretty 30 min walk fr...

👍👍 A cute little beach at Starnberg. It might be a bit crowded in good weather, and the swimming area isn’t large but there aren’t any rocks in the lake, and it gets deep very slowly so it can be good for children. There aren’t a ton of eating and drinking options so it’s a good idea to bring your own...