Lakefront Path at Feldafing

The 90 hectare Feldafinger Park on the west bank of Lake Starnberg, now used as a recreation area and golf course, has been around for 150 years. King Maximilian II commissioned the planning of this park in 1854 after the design of the Rose Island off the shore had been completed a year earlier. A "second Potsdam" was to be built on Lake Starnberg. The grounds of Sanssouci Palace, which Maximilian had already got to know and appreciate during his student days, served as a model.
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The lakeside path often runs directly on the shore and offers fantastic views, especially in the morning and evening with great lighting moods.

Here, on the shores of Lake Starnberg, one park merges into the other. Nice view of the lake and the Alps.
The section leads from Possenhofen to the pier for the ferry to Roseninsel. If you want, you can also continue along the lakeside path to Garatshausen.
You pass a lido and boat docks and you also have a view of the castle.