Where is the meeting point

The meeting point is the Tourist Information Dießen at the train station, Bahnhofstraße 15, 86911 Dießen at Ammersee.

How long does the city tour last

The tour lasts about two hours from 09:30 to 11:30 AM.

What is the cost of participation

Adults pay 7 euros, children from 10 years 5 euros, children under 10 years are free.

Which highlights will be visited

Stations include among others the train station by the lake, lakeshore area with fishing, historical sites in the center, and the baroque Marienmünster.

How do I best get there

Dießen is accessible by train, the station is directly at the meeting point. Parking is available near the train station; information can be found in the parking PDF of the market.

Is the tour barrier-free

Some stretches are at ground level in the town center. Individual sections and interiors may have steps. For individual inquiries, please contact the Tourist Information in advance.

Discover Dießen at Ammersee: Local Tour with History, Craftsmanship, Lakeside Magic and Insider Knowledge

Name: Public Local Tour: Discover Dießen...
Start: 2026-06-11T11:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-11T13:30:00+02:00
Location: Tourist Information Dießen (Bahnhof)

Discover Dießen: City Tour at Ammersee with History to Touch

Explore Dießen at Ammersee on an entertaining city tour from the historic train station by the lake to the magnificent Marienmünster. In two hours, an exploration experience unfolds between local history, vibrant craftsmanship tradition, and authentic lakeside atmosphere.

Between Lakeshore and Fishing: Stories That Begin by the Water

Right at the start at the train station and steamboat dock, you will feel the lake air: You will hear about fishing rights, fish catching, and the flora and fauna of the Ammersee shores. Anecdotes about the sailing school, the legendary yacht Skidbladnir of Nicholas II, and the historical steamboating make the lakeshore culture tangible.

Historical Paths: Würm Ice Age, Counts of Dießen, and the Swedish Island

On the route, geological and historical connections open up: How did the Würm ice age shape this landscape? What traces did the Counts of Dießen leave behind? And what role did the legendary Swedish island play? Your guide links local historical facts with vivid imagery.

From the Bathhouse to the Monastery Judge: Daily History That Resonates

At selected stations, you will learn how people were treated at the bathhouse and what significance the monastery judge had. Everyday stories enrich the city tour into a cultural experience that makes the backgrounds understandable and lively.

Highlight Marienmünster: Baroque Architecture, Art, and Sound

At the destination on Herrenstraße, Marienmünster impresses as a significant creation of Southern German Late Baroque. With a focus on architectural details, frescoes, and organ tradition, an intense sensory impression arises between space, light, and sound – history to touch in the best sense.

Craftsmanship and Local Character

Dießen is known as a place of artisanal craftsmanship. Your guide offers insights into workshop traditions and explains how craftsmanship and the lake shape the local image – an authentic atmosphere that visitors feel immediately.

Conclusion

This city tour combines lake landscape, local history, and baroque splendor into an inspiring tour. The meeting point is the Tourist Information at the train station – perfectly connected by train, with parking available on-site. Secure your spot and discover Dießen in two compact, enlightening hours.