Blomberg and “Bulle von Tölz” as highlights

Während der Summerferien kommen Urlauber in Scharen nach Bad Tölz and ins Umland. If you are fragmented, you want to broaden your work.

Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen – That summer is just the end of the main tourist season in Bad Tölz and the region. Wir haben die Urlauberinnen und Urlauber in der Kurstadt gefragt: Wie verringen Sie Ihren Urlaub?

Irene Wichmann (45), Buchhalterin from Leonberg

“We have been living since our first holiday in Bad Tölz and are having fun with our family in a holiday home. When you are in the Isar, it is not so easy to live in the future. The Isar War went hand in hand with the Wanderung on the Blomberg and the Rodeln-dort unser Highlight. Außerdem were in the Altstadt, in Kino and at Bouldern in the Kletterhalle. Now that the suitcase is packed, and with the Bahn zurück, it is a matter of the whole party: Wir kommen wieder!”

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Ursula Segel (61), Lehrerin aus Braunau/Inn

“There are some beautiful things you can see here. My husband and I are on our way to the Walchensee and put our VW bus in the boot. We wanted to make a small stop in Bad Tölz, because the old town is so beautiful. The male masculinity has had a real effect. The Walchensee searched Google for “The most beautiful seen in Germany” and spontaneously found us, an Ausflug dorthin zu make.”

Johannes Reding (35), Engineer from Rostock

“I have lived in Zug after Munich and will be doing a bike tour through the Alps here. If all goes well in Garmisch, a little in Lake Constance and in the Alps in Innsbruck. Gerade bin ich an Tölz vorbeigefahren, en das sah schön aus, also thought I ich mir, ich mache here my Pause. I’ll give it a try before I do it more often. On the road that I am entitled to, there is a bachelor party or a hotel that is functional.”

Anke Zundel (59), Heilerziehungspflegerin from Bremen

My husband and I came with the Wohnmobil. We were in the Chiemgau and had come to Bad Tölz for the days. We know the city during the “Bullen von Tölz” and will have come back a lot. We have been on a lot of cycling – to Lenggries or an der Isar and Loisach and all along. It would be a shame if the city and the light did not fall on the Kalvarienberg. The Sehenswürdigkeiten are located in the Tourist-Info-area.

Angelika Groß-Englert (68), Rentnerin aus Taubertal

From Tegernsee in Bad Tölz and the Kochelsee and Zurück – this tour is a heute with the E-Bikes vorgenommen. We have been with friends for 16 days in a holiday home in Tegernsee and were taken from the library in Bad Tölz by a Stadtführer. Here you will find all things related to: the air force. Property of woolen people with nur kurz Station machen, aber es gefällt uns so gut, dass unser stopp wohl ein longerer wird.

Volker Didio (65), Rentner from Stuttgart

I have had a holiday for 40 years on a camping site in Nesselwang im Allgäu. If the war is not yet in the war here, it also happens that I have spontaneously had a hotel and spent a three-day night in Bad Tölz. Bad Tölz and Lenggries want to make it last longer, maybe it happens that Lenggries is even more. In Tölz I go to the Kalvarienberg and with the Blombergbahn. If the Flaniermeile has a little stress, there is no stress.

André Kloppenburg (35), Hausarzt from Pirmasens

„We would like to spend a lifetime with our children for a lifetime in a peaceful holiday home in Miesbach. Bad Tölz and region with a kind of function for our good intestines. We were wandering, guessing and strolling in a relaxed manner through the Tölzer Marktstraße. Am Schliersee and Tegernsee were still very beautiful. We wouldn’t want to spend any time on the left for family-friendly tours on the pages of tourist information.”

Umphage: Verena Schwald and Sarah Schormair