Discover Krailling

Several specific themes can help you plan a trip to Krailling: Berger Weiher, cycling and traces of local history. The pond is associated with seasonal swimming and the design of its banks, while the Würmtal Cycle Route offers rides through the town. Foundations, a former mill and the branch church of St. Margaret provide further local points of interest. If you are looking for a hotel in Krailling, it helps to decide on your main focus before comparing offers: water, cycling or architectural history. A bus route with named termini also helps you plan your journey.

Berger Weiher: Swimming and Shoreline Design

Berger Weiher attracts swimmers in summer. A path runs around the pond. This makes seasonal swimming and a walk along the path two distinct reasons to visit. The planted willow island in the pond is an attraction. A sunny-side play and recreation area was created on the shore. Thus, both seasonal swimming and features of the shoreline design are specific themes associated with the pond.

Local History at the Castle, Mill and Würm

The foundations of Krailling’s former Hofmark Castle can now be seen behind the municipal library on Margaretenstraße. This gives local history a specific place to visit, as well as the name of the former castle.

The former Linner KG grain mill was built in 1892 on the site of Krailling’s former Hofmark Castle. It was a three-storey building with a pitched roof, built using parts of the preceding mill. Its construction year, roof form and reused building elements each provide a distinct point of reference for the mill’s history. Unlike the foundations, which recall the former Hofmark Castle, the mill is notable for its architectural form and the use of parts from the earlier building.

The branch church of St. Margaret is located directly on the Würm in Krailling. Alongside the castle grounds and mill, it offers another specific point of interest by the river.

Cycle Route and Bus Connection

The Würmtal Cycle Route runs through Krailling. It passes through beautiful countryside and is suitable for family-friendly rides without strenuous effort. This combines a specific route through the town with a clear description of the type of ride—a useful point of comparison if cycling is part of your reason for travelling.

Bus route 936 runs between Gauting, Krailling and Munich-Fürstenried (U-Bahn) and back. If you are planning to use this connection for your journey, check the timetable before travelling, as transit information can change.

Further Information in the Wider Starnberg Destination

In the wider Starnberg destination, bathing and swimming in Lake Starnberg at Bucentaurpark is prohibited by order of the lake transport company because of the adjacent boatyard harbour. Before visiting, check whether this regulation is still in force. The Bismarck Tower near Assenhausen was inaugurated on 1 July 1899. The listed Feldafing lido is still largely in its original 1927 condition. As seasonal opening hours can change, check them before planning a visit.

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