Starnberg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The lakeside village of Leoni began with an inn on the lakeshore that opened in 1825. Later, Leoni became associated with the development of villas and tourism around Lake Starnberg. This provides a specific point of reference for travellers interested in the history of the lake and the development of tourism.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Starnberg.

Culture and further destinations

Villa Rustica Leutstetten is a named mapped feature approximately 9.5 km as the crow flies east of the centre of Starnberg. Aschberg is a named mapped feature approximately 4.4 km as the crow flies south of the centre of Starnberg. Höllberg is located as a named mapped feature approximately 7.6 km as the crow flies southeast, and Schönberg approximately 8.3 km as the crow flies east of the centre of Starnberg. In the wider surrounding area, Schwaneck is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 20.9 km as the crow flies east and Burg as a named mapped feature approximately 17.3 km as the crow flies west of the centre of Starnberg. The named mapped branch church Holzkirchen Filialkirche St. Peter und Paul is located approximately 10.8 km as the crow flies northeast of the centre of Starnberg. The named mapped feature Hellabrunn Zoo is located approximately 23.4 km as the crow flies east of the centre of Starnberg.

Nature and activities

There are guided nature tours in the Starnberg tourism region; nature guides explain how visitors should behave in natural areas. The region also includes two large lakes that are important resting and wintering sites for birds.

Lake Starnberg

Lake Starnberg is approximately 20 kilometres long and nowhere more than 5 kilometres wide. Swimming activities take place in the lake in summer, although the water temperatures can remain cool.

Paths by the lake

The King Ludwig Way runs along the entire western shore of Lake Starnberg. Signposting for hiking and cycling routes has been improved in the Starnberg tourism region.

Local pages and S-Bahn connections

For further orientation, you can also compare the local pages for Allmannshausen, Andechs, Berg, Bernried Am Starnberger See, Feldafing, Gauting, Gilching, Herrsching Am Ammersee, Inning Am Ammersee, Krailling, Pöcking, Seefeld, Starnberg, Tutzing, Weßling and Wörthsee.

On the eastern shore of Lake Starnberg, there are S-Bahn stations in Possenhofen and Tutzing; walking connections for returning towards Starnberg are described.

For the overarching travel overview: Bavaria.