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Answers to questions concerning the current Covid-Sotiaton in the Chiemgau-Area can be found here
Answers to questions concerning the current Covid-Sotiaton in the Chiemgau-Area can be found here
The largest lake in Bavaria, the Chiemsee, bears the name "Bavarian Sea" for a reason. Vacationers and locals alike appreciate it because of its size and the unforgettable panoramic view of the Chiemgau Alps. Between the beach bar and the cycle path, the lakeside café and boat rental, water sports and enjoyment are equally “at home”.
Lake Chiemsee is the largest and most famous lake in the region. But is has almost 50 little siblings. The Waginger See, for example, is the warmest lake in Upper Bavaria. The Frillensee is the coldest - and the only one with a bathing ban. When the wanderlust announces itself: How about a detour to "Little Canada" - that's what the locals call the three lakes area between Ruhpolding and Reit im Winkl. Taubensee and Tüttensee: one is the highest lake in the Chiemgau-Area and one a Toteissee.