Grafrath - Grafrath

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Grafrath is a municipality in the district of Fürstenfeldbruck im Munich area. The place has supraregional importance due to the pilgrimage church St.Rasso, one of the important baroque churches in southern Germany.

background

The current municipality of Grafrath was created in 1972 during the regional reform through the forced merger of the previously independent municipalities of Grafrath, Unteralting and Wildenroth.

getting there

Distances
Fürstenfeldbruck	10 km
Andechs	22 km
Dießen am Ammersee	26 km
Landsberg am Lech	27 km
Starnberg	30 km
Munich	42 km
augsburg	62 km
Munich Airport	71 km

By plane

The nearest commercial airport is Munich - Franz Josef Strauss. From here offer above all Lufthansa and their partner the 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.

In the street

• Grafrath is on the B471 federal road

• Via the autobahn (Munich - Lindau), Inning, continue on the B471 to Grafrath
• From the north on the B471 Fürstenfeldbruck to Grafrath;

By boat

Until 1939 Grafrath was the landing stage for steamers on the Ammersee, with access via the Amper and the Ampermoos, so the ship was jokingly called "Mooskuh". Shipping traffic has ceased today and is just history.

By public transport (MVV)

• Grafrath has its own S-Bahn stop, line S4, connection to the system des MVV (Munich Transport Association). Travel time to Munich Central Station approx. 36 min.

• Public transport in the Fürstenfeldbruck district: bus line 804;

mobility

Tourist Attractions

• Grafrath Monastery
  
  

  St. Rasso: nave
  According to legend, the monastery was used as a monastery as in the "becoming" of St. Rasso (one of the counts of Andechs) was founded in 954, but due to some discrepancies this is still being discussed by science. The saint was buried in the church, but the monastery was soon closed, the reliquary treasure donated by the saint came to Andechs, the monastery foundation succeeded Dießen am Ammersee.

  Towards the end of the 14th, the saint's grave became increasingly a pilgrimage destination, and the grave chapel expanded.

  The first monastery buildings were built in 1677/78, the building of today's pilgrimage church St.Rasso, in the years 1688 to 1694. The rococo furnishings of the pilgrimage church were created in 1752 by Wessobrunn masters.

• church Maria Himmelfarth in Grafrath;

• Forest experimental garden of the Bavarian State Institute for Forests and Forestry, with over 200 foreign tree species from America, Europe and Asia on a 34 hectare forest area.

Opening times on weekdays from March 15th to October 31st: Mon - Thu: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Fri: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., free entry

Jesenwanger Str. 11, 82284 Grafrath; www.forstlicher-versuchsgarten.de;

activities

• Cultural Association St. Rasso e.V.: Concerts, church tours, exhibitions;

Kirchstrasse 29, 82284 Grafrath; Tel .: 08144/8247; www.kulturverein-strasso.de;

shop

kitchen

• 48.1236111.156371  Steamboat restaurant, Graf-Rasso-Str. 40, 82284 Grafrath. Tel.: 49 (0)8144 1314, Fax: 49 (0)8144 939515, Email: [email protected]. Dining room, beer garden, winter garden, guest room.Open: Open every day, no day off.last change: not specified

nightlife

accommodation

Apartments Themel - Haus Franziska - www.ferien-in-bayern24.de/ferienwohnung-grafrath-franziska.html

health

Practical advice

prefix	08144
Post Code	82284

trips

literature

Web links

• http://www.grafrath.de - Grafrath official website
• Tourism association Ammersee-Lech: www.ammerseelech.de;

• Tourism association Five lakes - land: www.sta5.de;

• Bavarian Maritime shipping: www.seenschifffahrt.de/