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Small chapel at the Seehof pier, can also be reached by boat 👍

Scenic ride along the lake, slightly going above it

A fantastic view of the lake.

A short but steep climb up to the tunnel. The good asphalt makes it easy to ride.

The descent from the Achen Pass via Kreuth to Rottach-Egern is okay, though not particularly steep, and we unfortunately encountered a lot of traffic. The view of Lake Tegernsee is more than worth it, though!

A lovingly crafted local history museum. Truly beautiful to look at. The very friendly staff provide explanations... and there's also an audio guide.

A wonderful view over Lake Tegernsee

The "Seehof" is a restaurant with a guesthouse and hotel, built in 1870, as was the neighboring "Seehof Chapel," built by Ludwig Rainer, a member of the "Rainer Singers." In the 19th century, Tyrolean singers were very well-known and popular. The "Rainer Singers" had toured extensively several times, including England, where they received a warm welcome at the royal court, as the "Biographical Encyclopedia for the Austrian Empire" reports: "On this second trip, the Zillertal Singers came to England for the first time, where they found a powerful patron in the Austrian ambassador, Prince Esterházy. Through him, they were introduced to King George IV, who graciously received them and hosted them for an extended period in Windsor. As a result, the Tyrolean singers soon became fashionable in London, receiving the warmest welcome everywhere and earning unimaginable sums." The Seehof Chapel is still privately owned and can only be visited from the inside as part of a paid guided tour.