 | ||
| Bad Wiessee | ||
| federal state | Bavaria | |
|---|---|---|
| Residents | 5.022 (2019) | |
| height | 724 m, 740 m | |
no tourist info on Wikidata:  | ||
| location | ||
| ||
Bad Wiessee at the Tegernsee in Upper Bavaria is an elegant health resort and known worldwide for its iodine and high sulfur medicinal springs.
background
Bad Wiessee is located on the west bank of the Tegernsee and is laid out with loosely built-up areas in the rather wide shoreline up to the mountain forest. The place Bad Wiessee consists of the former town center Alt-Wiessee in the south and the subsequent spa center to the north.
The other districts of Bad Wiessee are in the south Abwinkl, Buch, Bauer in der Au (hamlet, mountain inn) and in the north of the health resort Grundner, Holz, Rohbogen (with the golf course) and Winner (casino);
The foundation of the place is classified at around 850, the first mention of the place then takes place in the year 1017 as "Wesses". The place then belongs to the Tegernsee Monastery, which operates glass painting workshops here.
The first oil discoveries in the vicinity of the Tegernsee go back to the year 1441. In 1904 the Dutch Adrian Stoop carried out large-scale test drilling for oil, but the quantities produced were not profitable. The discovery of the Wiesse thermal spring in 1909 produced iodine sulfur water from a depth of 676 meters at 19 ° C with a yield of 1600 liters per minute. Appraised as a healing spring in 1913, a bathhouse was then built while the search for oil was stopped at the same time. Wiessee has officially been using the title "Bad" since 1922.
The Bad Wiesseer iodosulfur springs are the Wilhelmina and Adrianus springs, indication are diseases of the eyes and the respiratory tract, cardiovascular system with respiratory tract and inflammatory processes such as rheumatic diseases. Iodide baths are used to support the treatment of high blood pressure.
getting there
| Distances (road km) | |
| Rosenheim | 47 km |
|---|---|
| Munich | 52 km |
| Kufstein | 67 km |
| Mittenwald | 73 km |
| innsbruck | 87 km |
| Salzburg | 120 km |
By plane
The next major international airport is Munich Airport: Munich (also "Franz Josef Strauss", 92 km, approx. one hour by car). From here, among others, offer Lufthansa and their partner of Star Alliance Connections to cities in Germany, Europe and worldwide. As the second largest airport in Germany, it is connected to a growing number of cities.
Other quickly accessible airports are the in innsbruck (88km, approx. An hour's drive) and in Salzburg;
By train
The nearest train station is in Gmund. From here hourly connection by the Bayerische Oberlandbahn to Munich.Info: www.bayerische-oberlandbahn.de;
Continue from Gmund to Bad Wiessee by taxi, bus or Tegernseeschiffahrt.
In the street
- On the A8 motorway (Munich-Salzburg),
Holzkirchen, Weyarn or Irschenberg towards Tegernsee and in Gmund (north side of the lake) turn to Bad Wiessee.
- From Austria, Inntal motorway: Achensee / Zillertal and over the Achenpass and through Kreuth through, then in Rottach-Egern turn onto the federal road 318 on the west side of the Tegernsee to Bad Wiessee;
mobility
- the RVO (Regionalverkehr Oberbayern / DB) operates the bus routes in the region;
- Regionalverkehr Oberbayern GmbH, Bad Tölz base; Im Farchet 22, 83646 Bad Tölz; Tel.:08041 / 9655;
- Info:www.rvo-bus.de: Timetable information;
- The Bad Wiessee guest card entitles you to free travel on the RVO bus routes in the Miesbach district.
Tegernsee shipping
The Tegernsee ship fleet consists of eight passenger ships with capacities from 29 ("MS St.Quirin") to 164 people ("MS Tegernsee"). Due to the short travel times, catering on the ships takes place only on the large boats, these are the "MS TEGERNSEE" and the "MS ROTTACH-EGERN".
Moorings in Bad Wiessee are "Ortsmitte" and "Abwinkl".
- The other landing stages of the ships are in Gmund-Kaltenbrunn, Gmund-Seeglas, Rottach-Egern-Strandbad, Rottach-Egern-Bachmair, Rottach-Egern-Überfahrt, Tegernsee-Bräustüberl and Tegernsee-Rathaus Steg 1. In summer approx. Every quarter of an hour, otherwise translation traffic approx. every half hour.
- The long tour takes about 1 1/2 hours. A single break is permitted on the southern tour and a double break on the large tour.
Operating time all year round, in winter as far as possible from the ice formation;
Info: Maritime shipping
Tourist Attractions
Churches
- Catholic parish church Assumption Day, Fritz von Miller way
- The church, which was built between 1925 and 1926, was designed by the architect Prof. Rupert v. Miller and consecrated October 10, 1926. Until the church in Bad Wiessee was built, the churchgoers took boats to the monastery in Tegernsee.
- Quirinus Oil Chapel, built initially as a well house over the spring discovered in 1441, today's chapel building dates from 1828;
- Cath. St Anton Church, St.Antoniussstr. 10;
- Evangelical Luth. Friedenskirche, Kirchenweg 4;
Monuments
The Mountain cemetery in a beautiful location next to the Catholic parish church Assumption Day (see above) contains the graves of numerous celebrities. An information board at the entrance provides information on the location of the graves.
Streets and squares
- Alt-Wiessee village square with well-preserved historic Tegernsee farmhouses, essentially from the 17th century:
- former grain box from the 17th century, a two-storey block building made of square timber with an arbor on the south side.
- "Hagn"
- "at the stone crusher"
- "the Kainzenhof" (located on the lake)
- "at the fisherman" (probably 17th century);
- "Moarhof";
- "Manglhof" (ref. 1737);
- "Sterneggerhof" (ref. 1749);
- "Sperrhof", with the year 1592 on the upper door frame (donkey back shape, oldest court in Wiessee;
various
- Lake promenade with a total of five kilometers in length;
- Next Lookout point Via the town and the lake, the “Prinzenruh” (popular postcard motif) can be reached from the town hall / Haus des Gastes via the Prinzenruhweg as a walk through the Zeiselbachtal after about one kilometer.
activities
- Aquadome Bad Wiessee (Freshwater aquarium) (at the boat dock at Abwinkl). Open: daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Price: free entry.
summer
- Abwinkl outdoor pool (free of charge, changing rooms, toilets and kiosk available), Sonnenfeldweg 83707 Bad Wiessee (in angled).
- Tennis Park Bad Wiessee
- Wilhelminastr. 9, 83707 Bad Wiessee; Tel .: 08022/8817; www.tennispark.info;
- Tegernseer Golf-Club Bad Wiessee e.V., Rohbogen 1, 83707 Bad Wiessee. Tel.: 49 (0)8022 87 69, Fax: 49 (0)8022 8 27 47.
- Sailboat rental Ferdinand Grieblinger, am Strandbad 14, 83707 Bad Wiessee. Tel.: 49 (0)8022 83566, Fax: 49 (0)8022 83566.
winter
Alpine skiing
- The local ski area is the Sonnnenbichlhang (830 - 1020m) with several lifts, mostly family-friendly and sometimes more demanding.
- The ski area is also within easy reach Wallberg in nearby Rottach-Egern, some more lifts are in Kreuth.
- For more information on winter sports, see the article Winter sports in the Bavarian Alps;
shop
Shops for daily needs (bakery, butcher, groceries, supermarkets) are represented several times in the village.
There is also a larger selection of clothing stores.
- Bookstore Ilmberger, Münchner Strasse 17, 83707 Bad Wiessee.
kitchen
Cheap
- Abwinkler Hof Inn (Bavarian inn, beer garden, bar, Specialized in fish dishes and grill specialties), Ringbergstrasse 43, 83707 Bad Wiessee (in the district of Abwinkl). Tel.: 49 (0)8022 83868. Open: Open all year round, no day off.
medium
- Hotel-Gasthof Post (Bierstüberl, beer garden, bistro, bar, Theater evenings), Lindenplatz 7, 83707 Bad Wiessee (on the federal highway 318). Tel.: 49 (0)8022 8606-0, Fax: 49 (0)8022 8606-155. Price: single from 56.-, double from 96.-.
Upscale
nightlife
- Bad Wiessee casino
- ID required, minimum age to play: 21 years; Admission: 2.50 euros, slot machine: admission 50 cents; The casino with the striking architecture is applying as the most modern in Germany;
- Opening times: Sun to Thu from 12 noon to 2 am; Fri., Sat. 12 p.m. to 3 a.m.;
- Winner 1, 83707 Bad Wiessee; Tel .: 08022 / 9835-0; info;
- Brenner in the casino, Casino restaurant, Tel .: 08022/18850; www.brenner-im-casino.de;
accommodation
Cheap
medium
Upscale
- **** Landhaus Christl am See, Sonnenfeldweg 11, 83707 Bad Wiessee (at the Lakeshore). Tel.: 49 (0)8022 1880890. The hotel is located on the lake just outside Bad Wiessee, the seaside resort Abwinkel is nearby. Breakfast with homemade jams. Sauna and steam bath free of charge.Price: DR / F from 140 € 2 € tourist tax / day.
- **** Terrace courtyard, Adrian-Stoop-Str. 50, 83707 Bad Wiessee (at the Lakeshore). Tel.: 49 (0)8022 863-0, Fax: 49 (0)8022 8606-155. Price: Single from 79.-, double from 75.-.
security
- Storm warning via the rotating spotlights at the lake:
- 40 light flashes per minute = advance warning;
- 90 flashes of light per minute = storm warning;
- Alpine Club - Weather service;
health
- General practitioners, dentists and specialists are represented in Bad Wiessee several times, medical on-call service of the KVB: 01805/191212;
- The next hospital for general medical care this is:
- Agathried Hospital (academic teaching hospital of the LMU Munich, Near Miesbach), St. Agata Str. 1, 83734 Hausham. Tel.: 49 (0)8026 3930, Fax: 49 (0)8026 393 4700.
There are several private clinics and private practices in Bad Wiessee itself.
- Iodosulfur bath Bad Wiessee, Germany's strongest iodine sulfur springs;
- Adrian-Stoop-Strasse 37-47, 83707 Bad Wiessee; Tel .: 08022/86080; www.jodschwefelbad.info;
Pharmacies in Bad Wiessee:
- Antonius Vital Pharmacy, Adrian-Stoop-Str. 7a, 83707 Bad Wiessee. Tel.: 49 (0)80 22 663600.
- Luitpold pharmacy, Adrian-Stoop-Str. 11, 83707 Bad Wiessee. Tel.: 49 (0)80 22 81588.
| Brief information | |
| Phone code | 08022 |
|---|---|
| Post Code | 83707 |
| Mark | MB |
| Time zone | UTC 1 |
| Emergency call | 112 / 110 |
Practical advice
- Tourist - Information Bad Wiessee, Adrian-Stoop-Str. 20, 83707 Bad Wiessee. Tel.: 49 (0)8022 8603-0, Fax: 49 8022 8603-30, Email: [email protected].
- Regional newspaper with up-to-date information is the Tegernseer Zeitung (an offshoot of the Munich Mercury);
- Postal agency (Reiseservice Kiesling): Adrian-Stoop-Str. 7;
trips
- A ride on the cable car to the top Wallberg near Rottach-Egern offers a great view of the Alps as far as the Großglockner or, to the north, of the foothills of the Alps with the city of Munich. Price reduction for the cable car ride with the Bad Wiessee guest card.
- Popular hike all year round is the tour for Schwarzentenn Alm along the Söllbach.
- In the immediate vicinity of the Tegernsee with the places Tegernsee (city), Rottach-Egern, Gmund and Kreuth;
- To the near Sylvenstein Speicher, to the neighboring Achensee, Schliersee, and Spitzingsee, or to the Chiemsee;
- In the neighboring Karwendel Mountains, in the Rofan or in the Tegernsee and Schlierseer mountains;
literature
cards
- WanderTraum, hiking map of the southern Alpine region Tegernsee Schliersee. 1: 30000. Alpine region Tegernsee Schliersee e.V., 2008, ISBN 978-3-941339-00-2 .
Web links
WebCams
- Webcam bayernwebcam;
