Meeting Point

South entrance Munich train station

Chiemseebahn steam train to Prien harbor

Chiemseebahn steam train to Prien harbor on boat trip

Frauenchiemsee Island

Frauenchiemsee, the smaller of Chiemsee’s two main islands, is a picturesque gem with a rich history. Home to a Benedictine abbey founded in 782, it features charming cottages, a peaceful atmosphere, and stunning lake views. Famous for its monastery’s handmade marzipan and liquor, the island blends history, tradition, and Bavarian charm.

Frauenwörth Monastery

Frauenwörth Monastery, founded in 782, is the spiritual heart of Frauenchiemsee. This Benedictine abbey, still active today, is known for its centuries-old traditions, beautiful baroque church, and serene setting. The nuns produce renowned marzipan and herbal liqueurs, adding to the monastery’s rich cultural heritage.

Lunch break

Step into one of the charming beergardens, where you can savor the delightful flavors of Chiemsee smoked fish or other Bavarian specialties, all perfectly complemented by a refreshingly cool beer.

Boat trip

We will take boat

Herrenchiemsee

Herrenchiemsee, the largest island on Lake Chiemsee, is home to King Ludwig II’s majestic Herrenchiemsee Palace. Inspired by Versailles, the palace features opulent halls, grand fountains, and stunning gardens. The island also boasts scenic trails and historic monastery buildings, making it a perfect blend of nature, culture, and royal splendor.

Herrenchiemsee Palace

Herrenchiemsee Palace, built by King Ludwig II as a tribute to Versailles, is a masterpiece of opulence with grand halls, gilded interiors, and stunning gardens. A 40-minute guided tour led by a palace expert takes visitors through its lavish rooms, including the breathtaking Hall of Mirrors.

Chiemseebahn steam train back to Prien station

We will take the boat and train to Prien station

Train back to Munich

Ending Point

Munich main station