- 1: 00 pm
- 2,96 km
- 29 m
- 29 m
- 671 m
- 700 m
- 29 m
- Start: Murnau Culture and Conference Center
- Destination: Murnau culture and conference center
In August 1908, the artist couple Wassily Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter, as well as Alexej Jawlensky and Marianne von Werefkin, moved to Murnau. From then on, the region around Lake Staffelsee was the place of inspiration. On the art walk through Murnau you have the opportunity to understand the painters' motifs and also learn exciting and interesting facts about the artist movement "Der Blaue Reiter" in the museums - the Münter House and the Murnau Castle Museum - and view the artists' works .
Best Season
- suitabledepending on the weather
Directions
- First you walk through the culture park. After the pond, turn right over the railway tracks and continue to the Münter House. Then turn left into Kottmüllerallee. You reach the Untermarkt via an intersection and then through the Feneberg car park. We continue along the Kirchsteig onto the Bauhoferweg. Through the cemetery gate on the right along the cemetery wall. At the end of the path, turn left in front of the cemetery wall to Müntergrab. Via the funeral hall you reach Mayr-Graz-Weg on the right. After the school building, a footpath takes you through the small park. In Schloßbergstrasse, turn right, then after the farm turn left to Lindenburgweg and left again to Viehmarktplatz. Then turn right onto Schloßbergstrasse and then into the castle courtyard. Cross the courtyard and then take the stairs to the right into Pfarrstrasse and immediately left into Grüngasse. After the Maria Hilf Church, turn right along the pedestrian zone to the Griesbräu Garden. Walk through the inner courtyard of the Griesbräu, then along Petersgasse and then into Postgasse. Now you return to the starting point at the Murnau culture and conference center.
Tour features
refreshment possibility
Family Friendly
Culturally interesting
Flatly
Arrival & Parking
- How to find us
By train: To Murnau train station. From there it's a short walk (approx. 650m) to the starting point of the hike at the culture and conference center. Head south and walk left across the footbridge. From there, follow the path towards the town center and cross the B2 over a bridge. Now keep right and follow the Ödön von Horváth path slightly downhill. After 200 meters you can see the culture and conference center on your left and start your tour.
By bus: Get to the post office stop and from there it's only 100 meters to the starting point.
By car: From Munich via the A95 and St2062 and from Garmisch-Partenkirchen via the B2 to the underground car park in the culture and conference center.
ParkingIn the underground car park in the Murnau culture and conference centerPublic transportationOmobi: The Omobi on-call bus can be ordered flexibly via app or by telephone according to individual needs. Further information at:
https://www.omobi.de/ortsbus-murnau
Bus stop: Murnau - post office
Murnau bus lines:
9601 Weilheim - Huglfing - Uffing - Murnau 9607 Murnau - Ohlstadt - Ettal and back (Note: only open on Saturdays on school days at the Ettal monastery school!)
9611 Kochel - Schlehdorf - Großweil - Ohlstadt - Murnau (Note: The Glentleiten open-air museum is only served from April to October!)
9620 Murnau - Riegsee - Aidling - Murnau
9621 Murnau - Seehausen - Grafenaschau
9631 Murnau - Obersöchering / Uffing - Eglfing
9641 Murnau - Seehausen - Uffing - Kirnberg Train stop: Murnau train station and Murnau Ort (Murnau - Oberammergau route) Murnau train station (Munich - Murnau - Garmisch-Partenkirchen route)
Guests of the "Das Blaue Land" region and the "Ammergau Alps" can use the electronic guest card or the KönigsCard to travel free of charge on numerous bus lines and the train lines from Murnau to Oberammergau and from Uffing to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Further information is available at: https://www.dasblaueland.de/Service/mobil
More information / links
Organization
Ammergau Alps Nature Park eV
safety instructions
- In an emergency, please contact the nearest rescue control center. Regardless of your location, you can reach them anywhere in Germany by calling 112.
Map
- You can obtain maps from the tourist information centers and the municipal administrations in the Blue Land. You are welcome to order brochures using our brochure ordering tool at www.dasblaueland.de.
