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Schlehdorf is a vacation community on Kochelsee in the foothills of the Alps. The Schlehdorf Monastery is founded around the year 740.

Map of Schlehdorf

background

First documentary mention of the place in the founding document of the Schlehdorf-Scharnitz monastery from June 29th, 763.

In 1846 the village was almost completely destroyed in a major fire. Today's townscape was created in the subsequent reconstruction in a plan with regular right-angled streets around the two main axes of Seestrasse and Mittelstrasse.

Politically, the Schlehdorf community forms an administrative community Kochel am SeeBesides agriculture, the main source of income is tourism.

getting there

Distances (road km)
Kochel am See5 km
Benediktbeuern11 km
Murnau13 km
Bad Tölz35 km
Mittenwald37 km
Garmisch33 km
Munich67 km
innsbruck75 km

By plane

The next major airport is Munich AirportWebsite of this institutionMunich Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMunich Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMunich Airport (Q131402) in the Wikidata database(IATA: MUC) "Franz Josef Strauss" close Munich (approx. 103km distance);

By train

The nearest train station is in Kochel, with an hourly train connection to Munich (a good hour's drive), from Kochel to Schlehdorf by bus or taxi;

Timetable information from train;

In the street

Highway A95 Munich - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Symbol: ASKochel, continue towards Kochel via Großweil to Schlehdorf.

mobility

Schlehdorf with Kochelsee (west bank) and Loisach from the Herzogstand;
  • 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; www.rvo-bus.de, Penzber-Kochel-Schlehdorf timetable as pdf;
  • The place with the monastery is quite clear and can be explored on foot.
  • Schlehdorf is the landing stage for motor shipping on the Kochelsee: see the article for information Kochel am See;

Tourist Attractions

Information on Kochelsee see the article on the neighboring town Kochel am See;

Schlehdorf Monastery

The exact founding time of the Schlehdorf Monastery lies in the dark of history, probably around 740 by the Huosi dynasty Benediktbeuern Monastery from, there are documents from the Tassilo time of June 29th, 763 and others from the following years, the monastery is one of the Bavarian prehistoric monasteries. At that time the monastery was still located directly on the lake shore in the area of ​​today's boat landing stage, a field cross marks the location. At that time the church was still consecrated to the Franconian saint Dionysius.

The relocation of the one made before 763 is also documented St. Peter's Monastery from the pass of the old Roman road Scharnitz to the climatically more favorable Kochelsee no later than in the year 772. With the election of the Schlehdorfer Abbot Atto as Bishop of Freising (term of office 783-811) the monastery is henceforth an own monastery of the Freisinger Bishops led, located in the territory of the diocese augsburg.

The monastery was mentioned for the last time in 837; it was probably destroyed by the Hungarians in the 10th century. The reconstruction for the period from 1140 by Bishop Otto von Freising on today's southern outskirts is documented. Monastery life was revived under the Augustinian Canons, but it was always in competition with the nearby and economically stronger monastery in Benediktbeuern. From 1717 the monastery complex was relocated from the monastery green to the current monastery hill, the Kirchbichl, due to repeated flooding. The old system burned down almost completely in 1784.

During the secularization the monastery was dissolved in 1803, acquired in 1904 by the Dominican Missionaries of King-Williams-Town and has since been used as a base for missionary work in South Africa.

Parish Church of St. Tertulin, former Augustinian canons monastery church; The building was built from 1727 according to plans by court architect Johann Georg Ettenhofer. Due to a lack of money, the construction took over 53 years, the church building still reflects some elements of the Baroque inside and, however, with its austere facade and the cool interior, represents the transition from Rococo to Classicism;

The interior of the church was restored in 2007/2008, but has been accessible again since September 2008;

Special sights of the Church are:

  • Schlehdorf organ with the organ prospectus from 1783, built by the Allgäu organ builder Franz Thoma. Restored in 2000;

address: Monastery of the Mission Dominican Sisters of Schlehdorf am Kochelsee, Kirchstrasse 9, D-82444 Schlehdorf; Tel .: (0) 8851 / 181-0; www.schlehdorf.org;

The monastery in House of Bavarian History: (www.hdbg.de) : Monasteries in Bavaria, Schlehdorf Monastery;

More Attractions

Holy Cross Church
  • The Holy Cross Church (Cemetery chapel) from 1692, inside there is the Schlehdorf cross with a Romanesque Christ, made around the year 970 and one of the oldest surviving life-size crucifixes in Christendom;
  • Seestrasse, created in the reconstruction phase after the major fire of 1864, is a listed building with 12 almost identical farmhouses in a row.

activities

shop

  • Monastery shop:
  • Fishery Schretter, Smoked and fresh fish from the Kochelsee, Seestr. 20, 82444 Schlehdorf, Tel. 08851/1345;
Sales hours: Thu., Fri. 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., 2 p.m. - 5.30 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

kitchen

Gasthof Klosterbräu (home cooking), Seestrasse 2, 82444 Schlehdorf. Tel.: (0)8851 286, Fax: (0)8851 7455, Email: . Price: single: 38.- €, double: 64.- €.

Landgasthaus & Café Fischerwirt (Fish specialties from the Kochelsee and game, beer garden), Unterauer Strasse 1, 82444 Schlehdorf. Tel.: (0)8851 484, Fax: (0)8851 615772, Email: .

nightlife

accommodation

Schlehdorf Abbey House Dominic (Places of rest, meditation and prayer), Kirchstrasse 9, 82444 Schlehdorf. Tel.: 49 (0)8851 181200, Fax: (0)8851 181201, Email: . Price: half or full board from € 35.00 per person / day.

Learn

  • Dominic's house, religious adult education, run by the Dominican women see monastery;

Work

health

  • General practitioners and dentist are available in the place.
  • The next Pharmacies are located in Kochel;
  • Medical on-call service: 01805 191 212 ;
  • Feldenkrais method: Group therapy "as the key to health and creativity", offered by the Dominican Sisters in Schlehdorf Abbey; www.feldenkrais.de;

Practical advice

Plaque on the Holy Cross Church
  • Banks with ATMs are represented several times in Schlehdorf (Sparkasse, Volksbank-Raiffeisenbank);

trips

literature

Wilhelm Neu, Volker Liedke, Michael Petzet, Otto Braasch: Upper Bavaria: ensembles, architectural monuments, archaeological site monuments. Oldenbourg science publisher, 1986, ISBN 3486523929 , P. 109; 783 pages.

Web links

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