Lakes > Chiemsee
 
	    The largest lake in Bavaria is the Chiemsee, which is otherwise known as the "Bavarian Sea". Among its many attractions are the island of Herrenchiemsee with its palaces, the monastery on Frauenchiemsee and Julius Exter's House in Feldwies.
The Chiemsee is under the protection of the international Ramsar Convention, which was founded to preserve ecologically important wetlands. Since 1954 the mudflats in the delta formed where the Tiroler Ache flows into the lake have been a protected retreat for many endangered species of waterfowl and wader.
Sights on Herrenchiemsee Island
        Frauenchiemsee Monastery	    
        Julius Exter's House in Übersee/Feldwies
Buoy moorings are no longer being reallocated on Chiemsee. Boats with combustion engines are only authorized and permitted in the case of justified, strictly limited exceptions.
For further details please see our general information on the lakes.
The Chiemsee is approximately 90 km southeast of Munich and can be reached via the A8 from Munich to Salzburg (exit Bernau).
Prien
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Chiemseebahn (in summer) or bus (in winter) to the landing stage "Prien/Stock"
There are paths round the lake and the Herreninsel.
Landing stages: Prien, Gstadt
 Information on the connecting boat services:
            Chiemsee-Schifffahrt Ludwig Feßler GmbH
  08051 6090 
            fax 08051 62943 
   www.chiemsee-schifffahrt.de 
Café im Neuen Schloss 
08051 968834
schlosscafe-herrenchiemsee.de
 Schlosswirtschaft Herrenchiemsee
  08051 962767-0
  schlosswirtschaft-herrenchiemsee.de
Restaurant/Hotel 
Zur Linde 
Frauenchiemsee
08054 90366
linde-frauenchiemsee.de
Bayer. Schlösserverwaltung/ 
Außenstelle Chiemsee 
Bernauer Straße 5 
83209 Prien 
08051 96658-0 
Fax 08051 96658-38 
seeverwaltung.chiemsee@ bsv.bayern.de
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