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Bad Wiessee is located south of Munich on the beautiful Tegernsee lake, surrounded by mountains. It has lakeside walks, water sports, boat tours, a small and pretty town centre, good restaurants and a range of good hotels. It is easy to get about on foot. There are bus links to all the other small towns around the lake, such as Rotach-Eggern, Tegernsee, and Gmund from where on can take the train to Munich.

Beautiful Lakeside village. We stayed at Horel Lada Am Eck, a no frills relaxed hotel. Very quiet with a few very good restaurants. We loved the Italian La Vela - but do book as it gets very busy and Gasthus Zum Post for an amazing mixed grill sharing platter. Easy to use boats for touring the other lake towns and bus system for getting about the area. It seemed the quietest of all the towns but lovely and relaxing walks along the lakeside. There’s a yacht marina. Lovely clothes shops and an amazing Gelateria.

It is a very clean and tidy place, the park is kept very nice, and the free concerts on the promenade are very good, there are some very nice walks round by the lake shore, the swimming pool is also very good, a great place to relax

Bad Wiessee has beautiful lake side walks and lots of lovely places to sit. Very well kept. Very helpful tourist information staff. Good concentration of facilities, including some very nice restaurants (particularly enjoyed our meal at the Niederstub'n) and great provision of public toilets. Schmid Franz bike hire in Bad Wiessee was fantastic value for money - only 7 euros for the whole day and you can drop the key off if you get back late - very helpful and friendly too. Not many places accepted cards which meant taking money out all the time. Could be more cafes open in the morning on the lake front - most places only opened nearer to lunch time. Felt like a more sedate town compared to Tegernsee and Rottach Egern - even though we were in our early 40s, we definitely felt we were some of the younger visitors! In Tegernsee the brewery restaurant was very busy, but excellent value, as is its gift store (watch the gift stores next door are very pricey though!). Also Cafe Aran on the lake front is a real gem - lovely place to enjoy coffee and cake. Again really helpful Tourist Information staff. Really recommend hiring bikes to cycle around the lake all day. We did the cable car up to the top of the Wallberg and walked down but you can take it down too. Also can recommend the walk between the Schliersee and Tegernsee - we took a bus to Schliersee and the stopped off half way at a gorgeous little hut which sold food and drink, halfway. It was about 9 miles and can 4.5 -6 hours depend how much you stop. Amazing views, good paths and very well signposted - you don't even need a map! Overall, Tegernsee is a fantastically beautiful area and very set up for visitors. Make sure you ask about the Tegernsee Karte.

Lovely small German town near to a lake that affords great open water swimming. Nice restaurants ,two of which I visited during my stay. The Hoffbrauhaus that serves local food and beer, and a curry house that's serves the usual British taste in curry.

Bad Wiessee is my favorite town situated around Lake Tegernsee. It had a little bit of everything, for couples, families, explorers, etc. The people in town were extremely friendly and courteous and it was just so chill compared to some of the other towns. Everything is in walking distance, but you also have a great bus system and ferry system for getting around. Restaurants are everywhere, so we never had to wait for a great seat. The lake is absolutely stunning. You cannot beat it.