Inning am Ammersee - Inning am Ammersee

The community Inning am Ammersee is located on a hill between the north end of the Ammersee in the west and that Woerthsee in the south East. The resort is located in Five Lakes Land West of Munich in Upper Bavaria.

background

First traces of settlement are a stone ax from the Neolithic Age, found in 1965 in the Schlagenhofen district (today in the State Archaeological Collection in Munich).

For the first time Inning was mentioned in a document as "Uninga" in one Eichstätter Bishops' charter from the beginning of the 10th century, after which the place often changes hands.

From 1472 Inning was the seat of the Hofmark inning and belonged to the patrimonial courts until the dissolution in 1848 Seefeld (owned by Count Törring-Seefeld).

From the 16th to the end of the 18th century, Inning was an intermediate and storage station on the Salzstrasse from Munich to Landsberg am Lech.

Today's political community Inning was created January 1, 1975 through the voluntary merger with the neighboring municipality of Buch and the other districts of Arzla, Bachern, Schlagenhofen and Stegen.

The district Webs is the lido of Inning with a beach cafe, boat docks and a far south-facing view over the Ammersee to the Alps;

getting there

Distances (road km)
Herrsching	12 km
Starnberg	25 km
Landsberg	23 km
Munich	38 km
augsburg	59 km
Garmisch	76 km
innsbruck	166 km

By plane

The nearest commercial airport is the Munich Airport (also "Franz Josef Strauss", 68 km, approx. 45 minutes' drive). From here offer above all 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.

By train

• The next places with a rail connection are Grafrath (7 km) and, Schondorf (10 km);

• The next places with connection to the S-Bahn network from Munich are Seefeld (7 km), Grafrath (7 km) and Herrsching (11 km), for information on Munich's S-Bahn and bus routes, see MVV.

In the street

• Of west and east: Inning is right on the highway Munich - Lindau (Inning)

• The federal highway 471 begins in Inning and leads over Fürstenfeldbruck to Dachau and Oberschleissheim to the north of Munich.

mobility

The RVO (Regionalverkehr Oberbayern / DB) operates the bus routes in the region: www.rvo-bus.de;

The ship fleet of the Ammerseeschiffahrt consists of two motor ships, the "MS AUGSBURG" and the "MS UTTING" as well as two paddle-wheel ships, the "RMS DIESSEN" and the "RMS HERRSCHING". The renovated ships offer modern shipbuilding technology and comfort and have a nostalgic appearance.

The districts of Buch and Stegen are Moorings for the boats, other landing stages are: Breitbrunn, Hersching, Dießen, Riederau, Holzhausen, Utting, Schondorft;

Inning-Stegen is the home port of Ammersee shipping, from here the ships set sail.

• Northern tour of Hersching-Stegen and back: duration approx. 2 hours, one-time break permitted;

• Southern tour of Hersching-Dießen and back: duration approx. 1 1/4 hours, one-time break permitted;

Operating time from around the beginning of April to the end of October;

Tourist Attractions

• old parish church St. Johann Baptist with the characteristic double onion dome, built by the electoral court mason Leonhard Mathias Gießl as a successor to a Gothic baptistery that burned down during the War of the Austrian Succession. Inside the baroque church, the ceiling frescoes by Christian Wink, the stucco work by Tassilo Zöpf, and the high altar by Xaver Schädl are particularly worth seeing.

• chapel Assumption Day (also Holy Trinity) built in 1742 in the Buch district.

• Imperial house on November 15, 1021 hostel for Emperor Heinrich II on one of his trains to Italy.

activities

• Cinema Alte Brauerei Stegen, Landsberger Str. 57, 82266 Inning a. Ammersee (in the district of Stegen phone = 49 (0) 8143 997717). last change: not specified

• Bathing and recreation area Oberndorf am Wörthsee;

shop

kitchen

• Wörthsee Alm (Cafe, restaurant, beer garden, vegetarian, fish, meat, fondues, tapas, snacks), Am Gartl 11, Inning-Schlagenhofen (in the Schlangenhofen district). Tel.: 49 (0)8152 794520. last change: not specified

• Seehaus Schreyegg (Cafe, restaurant, beer garden, lakeside terrace, traditional Bavarian economy and connected upscale restaurant), Landsberger Strasse 78, 82266 Stegen a. Ammersee (in the district of Stegen directly on the Ammersee). Tel.: 49 (0)8143 9925-37, Fax: 49 (0)8143 99 25 38. Open: 9 a.m. - midnight, kitchen until 10 p.m. (Nov.-Mar .: closed on Tuesdays).last change: not specified

upscale

• Fisherman (Restaurant, cafe, beer garden, Fish and meat restaurant), Landsberger Strasse 79, 82266 Inning (in the district of Stegen). Tel.: 49 (0)8143 44 76 55. Open: The. - Sat 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sun and public holidays 10 a.m. - 11 p.m.last change: not specified

nightlife

• Old brewery Stegen (Events, over 30 parties, gastronomy), Landsberger Str. 57, 82266 Inning a. Ammersee (in the district of Stegen). Tel.: 49 (0)8143 99 99 77 (Office), (0)8143 99 99 78 (Coffee shop), Fax: 49 (0)8143 99 99 79. last change: not specified

accommodation

health

• Ammersee pharmacy, Münchner Str. 1, 82266 Inning. Tel.: 49 (0)8143 4 46. last change: not specified

Brief information
Phone code	08143
Post Code	82266
Mark	STA
Time zone	UTC 1
Emergency call	112 / 110

Practical advice

• Sailing club Inning am Ammersee SCIA, Clubhouse: Ammerseestr. 41, 82266 inning book. Tel.: 49 (0)8143 420. last change: not specified

trips

literature

City map:

• Bavarian Land Surveying Office, sheet UK 50-41, 1:50 000; ISBN 3-86038-436-8

Web links

• Bavarian administration of the state palaces, gardens and lakes www.schloesser.bayern.de;

• Art on the Ammersee, a presentation by artists on the Ammersee: www.kunst-am-ammersee.de;

• Starnberg Five-Lakes Tourist Association: www.sta5.de;

• District of Starnberg: www.lk-starnberg.de;

• Tourism Association Upper Bavaria: www.oberbayern-tourismus.de (supraregional);