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History and Elegance

The Isarcity of Bad Tölz has a baroque style and is colorful. Since being awarded the market rights in 1281 Bad Tölz has been growing constantly until today. The beautifully colored murals are real masterpieces and are typical  for the beautiful citizens houses of the Marktstraße. They show bibical motives as well as the wishes and hopes of the inhabitants and they often also give a sample of the typical bavarian humour.  

The walking tour to Tölz´s Hausberg Blomberg and Zwiesel is an easy mountain tour with the following possibilities to ascent:

The easiest way to get up is by chairlift (Blombergbahn). By that the ascent to the mountain peak only takes a few minutes. From the mountain rescute hut you follow the marked way past the Blomberghaus to the already visible summit cross of the Zwiesel.    

Bus connections to the Blombergbahn: RVO Line 9612

Bad Tölz Max-Höfler-Platz                        Blombergbahn

8.38 o`clock                                          8.44 o`clock
10.36 o`clock                                        10.42  o`clock
12.36 o`clock                                        12.42 o`clock
13.19 o`clock                                        13.22 o`clock
14.36 o`clock                                        14.42 o`clock

Blomberghaus: the guesthouse offers a good lunch and substantial snacks

From the Zwiesel you have a beautiful panorama showing the Isararea, the Brauneck mountain, Benedikt's face, as well as the foothills of the Alps with Starnberger- and Ammersee in the north. If the sight is excellent you can even see Munich.

More details comes from the Tourist-Info

Visit the Local Museum

The Local Museum has five floors with an exhibition space of approximatly 1.500 qm. You will discover various products of the Tölz Kistler-guild e.g. wardrobes, chests, beds and numerous other colorful painted or carved citizens- and farmers furniture that became famous and well known in the bavarian country and elsewhere.

These furniture have been an example for many carpenters. Today the Tölz home museum can look upon a hundred year old history and numerous traditions. The importance of the museum lies less in the accumulation of art historical wealth. But the collected treasures are set together to a jigsaw so that the history and culture is explained and shown in a simplified and illustrated manner.

Opening hours:
Tuesday and Friday: 10.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
afternoon 14.00 p.m. - 16.00 p.m.
Thursday 14.00 p.m. - 18.00 p.m.
Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 16.00 p.m.
Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 18.00 p.m.

Tel.:  08041 / 504 688
Fax.: 08041 / 72266

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