Comfortable apartment Elisabeth(1st floor) with garden, between Munich and Garmisch-P.

Please note: Keys will be handed over in person at the accommodation only after full payment has been made prior to arrival.

Comfortable holiday rental in Weilheim, Upper Bavaria—in the heart of Bavaria’s Five Lakes Region and the beautiful Pfaffenwinkel. Munich and Garmisch-P. are less than an hour away.
The sun-filled Elisabeth holiday rental, featuring high-quality furnishings, is located on the 1st floor (no lift). There’s plenty of space here for up to 5 people to enjoy a relaxing holiday. This charming holiday rental has been lovingly furnished to create a welcoming and cosy atmosphere. Everyone will find their favourite spot here...…. We want our guests to feel completely at home.

In the romantic garden area, you’ll also find a large, furnished sun terrace for relaxing moments. Wi-Fi is available to our guests free of charge. The holiday rental is located in a two-family house in a quiet residential area, yet it’s centrally located. The town centre is less than 1 km away. There you’ll find the pedestrian zone of Weilheim’s beautiful old town, with shops, numerous restaurants and cafés, the local history museum, and the town church, which is well worth a visit.

Weilheim in Upper Bavaria is a county seat with approximately 21,500 residents and is situated in one of the most attractive regions of the Bavarian Alpine foothills, surrounded by numerous lakes (Fünfseenland). In addition to access via the A95 Munich–Garmisch and the A96 Munich–Lindau highways, Weilheim is very conveniently located for travel. As a railway hub with lines to Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Schongau, and Augsburg, it’s easy to plan day trips independently—and affordably with the Bayernticket.

Weilheim is also an ideal starting point for swimming, hiking, and biking in the surrounding area and beyond, as well as for cultural excursions. From your holiday rental, discover the Munich area, the Alps, the royal castles, the many swimming lakes, Andechs Monastery, the Müntermuseum, the Oktoberfest, and more. Ski lifts are available in Unterammergau, Oberammergau, and Garmisch-P.
For cycling enthusiasts, there’s an extensive network of bike paths in the surrounding area, bike tours in the Pfaffenwinkel region, the Ammer-Amper Bike Trail, fantastic hikes in the Alpine foothills,
hikes in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, and Munich’s attractions such as Marienplatz, the Frauenkirche, the Bavarian State Opera, the National Theatre, the Deutsches Museum, the English Garden, the Hofbräuhaus, and the many events, such as the Munich Oktoberfest. Great shopping opportunities in Munich’s pedestrian zone (Munich-Pasing, 30 min. by train)
Bavarian shipping lines; in the immediate vicinity of Weilheim, there are several top-notch golf courses (Hohenpähl, Tutzing, Iffeldorf).
Alpspix and Flying Fox in Garmisch, indoor climbing gym
large thermal baths in Schwangau and Kochel am See
climbing forest in Garmisch-P.
ski lifts are available in Unterammergau, Oberammergau, and Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Sledding on the Pürschling in Oberammergau.
Wies Pilgrimage Church, Glentleiten Open-Air Museum, Ammergau Alps, Wetterstein Mountains, Allgäu Mountains, royal castles: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof (information available at “schloesser.bayern”), Feldafing Park, and Roseninsel. Numerous monasteries and churches in the region are worth a visit: Benediktbeuern, Polling, Wessobrunn, Ettal, Andechs,
Summer toboggan runs, Gabriele Münter House in Murnau, take the gondola or cogwheel train up to the Zugspitze,
Andechs Monastery, tennis

Distances to:
Dietlhofer swimming lake 3.1 km, city centre with pedestrian zone less than 1 km (with bistros, cafés, restaurants, shops, doctors, etc.), train station 1.7 km, the nearest supermarket with a bakery and butcher 0.7 km, and the nearest city bus stop a short distance away.Tutzing on Lake Starnberg 18 KM, Dießen on Lake Ammer 17 KM, Murnau on Lake Staffel 20 KM.

To accommodate guests with allergies, the flooring consists exclusively of laminate/vinyl and tile.

The Chesterfield design in one of the two