The Federal motorway 95 (BAB 95 or A 95) connects Munich with the Werdenfelser Land and leads towards Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The Garmisch Autobahn replaces the one that was expanded in 1936 Olympiastrassewhose route, however, it only follows a relatively short section south of Munich. From Munich, where it branches off from the Mittlerer Ring, to the Starnberg autobahn triangle, it has three lanes in each direction of travel, in its further course to the provisional end south of Eschenlohe Two lanes in each direction of travel. Of the Federal motorway 96 it is reached via an approx. 1 km long section of the Mittlerer Ring (B 2R) in Munich without crossing. The motorway is also designated as European route 533. From a tourist point of view, it is an important connection from Munich to starnberger Lake, in the Upper Bavarian Alpine Foreland and in the Bavarian Alps, especially in the Wetterstein Mountains, the Karwendel and in the Ammergau Alps. But it is also important for the through traffic direction Tyrol (Connection Mittenwald, Scharnitz and Seefeld in Tyrol and further about the Zirler Berg in the direction innsbruck and in the landscape Except far and about the Fernpass in the Oberinntal and to Reschenpass and in that Engadine). Distinctive places on and near the route are Starnberg, Wolfratshausen and Murnau am Staffelsee.
background
Regions
Upper Bavaria; Bavarian Oberland, Werdenfelser Land
particularities
The BAB 95 is the only longer motorway route in Germany that has no direct connection to the rest of the motorway network.
traffic
The traffic-news for Bavaria:
- Bayern 3 (interactive traffic map with all traffic jams and disruptions in Bavaria)
- Antenna Bavaria (Message list)
Route description
The description of the 68.8 km long route (including the short first section, which is not dedicated as a motorway but is signposted as such) is from north to south (direction of travel south = 
), i.e. from Munich towards Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
From Munich-Sendling-Süd to the Starnberg motorway triangle
- 0.0 km
11 Munich-Sendling-Süd2R
- 1.4 km 2 Munich-Kreuzhof (until here officially as
dedicated, but with motorway signage)
- 3.7 km 3 Munich-Fürstenried
- abandoned former Unterdill car park (former pilot station)
- 11.2 km
Oberdill 
Oberdill - 13.8 km Starnberg motorway triangle. The only 4 km long motorway branches off here
to Starnberg from that then into the federal highway , the old Olympiastrasse, passes over.
From the Starnberg motorway triangle to the end of the motorway
- 16.1 km 5Schäftlarn
- 24.0 km
Höhenrain
Höhenrain - 27.0 km 6Wolfratshausen
- 22.2 km
- 26.6 km 7Seeshaupt
- 46.3 km of undeveloped motorway junction, intended for intersection with BAB 98
- 47.9 km 9Sindelsdorf
- 49.1 km
- 58.8 km
- 67.7 km 11Eschenlohe
- 68.8 km end of the motorway, 2 Confluence with B2
security
trips
- The can be reached quickly starnberger Lake, especially the east bank, with numerous swimming and recreational opportunities.
- The open-air museum Glentleiten.
- The Kochelsee.
- Murnau with the nearby Staffelsee and the smaller one Riegsee.
- The extensive Murnauer Moos.
- Ettal Monastery and Oberammergau.
- The Ester Mountains.
