Today, the lake.
Tomorrow, the city.
The day after that, the Alps.

Open water and a real sense of summer: a boat trip on Lake Ammersee is relaxed, scenic and wonderfully easy.

First the water, then up to the monastery: Andechs combines panorama, history and Bavarian hospitality in a particularly lovely way.

Bright, summery and relaxed: Lake Wörthsee is ideal for swimming, paddleboarding or simply a few quiet hours by the water.

A lovely walk for easy movement and quiet lakeside moments – perfect for a calm, outdoorsy start to the day.

Crystal-clear water, gentle hills, an alpine panorama on the horizon. Lake Starnberg is just 15 minutes away and feels like a holiday within a holiday.

First the water, then on to Seefeld Castle: a day out with landscape, little shops, culture and a relaxed atmosphere.

Small, peaceful and wonderfully unfussy: Lake Weßling is perfect for a quick lap around the water in between.

Glockenspiel, Weisswurst (Bavaria’s white sausage), world-class museums and some of Europe’s best beer gardens. Munich is just 25 minutes away – and still feels like a journey of its own.

Right in the heart of the city: Marienplatz – with the New Town Hall, the famous glockenspiel and the Marian column – is Munich's lively centrepiece. The Frauenkirche, Viktualienmarkt and the pedestrian zone are just a few steps away – around 25 minutes from Gauting by S-Bahn.

Historic squares, beautiful façades and lively lanes make the old town a classic for a perfect day in Munich.

Colours, scents and the Munich way of life: Viktualienmarkt is ideal for a relaxed city stroll with moments of indulgence.

Lots of green, lots of space, and yet entirely relaxed in the middle of Munich – perfect for a city visit with air and ease.

An hour’s drive, a different world. The Alps offer hiking paradises in summer, ski resorts in winter – and panoramas year-round that leave you speechless.

Three Pinakothek museums, one art quarter. From Rubens to Warhol – Munich has one of the densest museum landscapes in Europe. All within 25 minutes.

Art, architecture and a lakeside setting come together here – a special place for inspiring hours indoors.

For anyone who wants to get to know the region better, this museum brings local history, everyday life and lakeside life to life in a vivid, charming way.

For a deeper cultural fix, Munich offers great museums, exhibitions and many lovely evenings out in the city.

A film evening with a pleasant atmosphere and a good line-up – quiet, close by and just right for a relaxed evening.

Water, trees and lots of calm: the Würmtal trail to Grubmühlerfeld leads straight from the hotel into one of the loveliest landscapes in the area.

Turquoise water, tiny islands and the Zugspitze massif rising directly above: Lake Eibsee is one of the most beautiful lakes in Germany – and just over an hour away.

Still water, expansive nature and barely a soul in sight: Ostersee in the alpine foothills is an insider tip for anyone seeking calm and untouched landscape.

A natural loop trail through moor, forest and right along the lakeshore – the Ostersee circuit is ideal for anyone who wants to walk and find real silence.

Wide lakefronts, alpine views and the proximity to charming Murnau make Staffelsee a wonderful destination in the alpine foothills.

The Midgardhaus in Tutzing is an impressive Art Nouveau building right on Lake Starnberg – a lovely destination for a walk with history and lake views.

Along the Würm river through quiet meadows and woods to the village of Leutstetten – a wonderful walk straight from the hotel.

Lake Schliersee lies quiet and unspoilt amid the alpine foothills – less well-known than Tegernsee, but all the more authentic and natural.

The Deutsches Museum on the Isar Island is the world’s largest museum of technology and natural sciences – with more than 73,000 exhibits across eleven floors.

Up Germany’s highest peak by cogwheel railway or cable car: at 2,962 m, the Zugspitze offers a panoramic view across Bavaria, Austria and Switzerland.

The Benedictine monastery of Ettal is set among the Ammergau Alps – with its impressive Baroque church, its own brewery and monastic calm.

Petersberg is one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Bavaria – a quiet place of strength with a Romanesque basilica and far-reaching views over the foothills.

Linderhof was the only palace King Ludwig II completed himself – surrounded by dreamlike grounds with a Venus Grotto, water features and exotic pavilions.

BOSCO is Gauting’s cultural centre – with a varied programme of concerts, theatre, readings and films. Just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel.