You can plan a visit to Traubing around its regular weekly market, traces of the past and several tours of different lengths. The weekly market takes place every Saturday throughout the year; archaeological findings from the late Middle Ages and early modern period have been discovered at the Catholic parish church of St. Mariä Geburt. The tours described range from 10.5 to 23.4 kilometres. When choosing accommodation, you can first consider whether a market visit, local history or a particular route should shape your stay.

Weekly Market and Local History

The Traubing weekly market takes place throughout the year on Saturdays in the forecourt of the property at Weilheimer Straße 8. The location is on parcels 92 and 92/1 in the Traubing cadastral district. This gives you a specific place and a regular day of the week to plan around.

Traubing was first mentioned in 1005 as “Trupinga” in a document from Benediktbeuern. Another historical perspective is offered by the underground findings from the late medieval and early modern periods in the area of the Catholic parish church of St. Mariä Geburt and its predecessor building. The document links the place name to an early written mention; the findings point to archaeological traces in the area of the church and its predecessor building.

The Traubing brass band also makes an important contribution to the cultural life of the village. Alongside its historical connections, Traubing’s local cultural life and its institutions are therefore also part of its character.

Tours with Different Profiles

The routes differ in length, course and stated duration. Route 34 is explicitly a cycling tour; the other two are described as a circular tour and a landscape tour, respectively.

• Route 34, “Into the Tutzing Hinterland,” is an easy 23.4-kilometre circular cycling tour. It heads south from Aschering and continues to Traubing. At Ilkahöhe, it offers a beautiful view over Lake Starnberg, the entire StarnbergAmmersee region and the Alps in the background.
• Route 06, “Over the Heights of Traubing,” is a very easy circular tour covering 10.5 kilometres, with a stated duration of 2 hours 10 minutes. It leads from Feldafing via Aschering and the Höhenweg to Traubing, then back to the starting point in Feldafing.
• Route X8 is a 10.8-kilometre landscape tour with a stated duration of 2 hours 30 minutes. It runs from Traubinger Straße via Traubing and Aschering to Lake Maisinger.

At 10.5 and 10.8 kilometres, Routes 06 and X8 are almost the same length, but their stated durations differ by 20 minutes. Route 34 is more than twice as long as the two shorter routes and adds the described view from Ilkahöhe. This makes it easy to compare the options by length and route.

Getting Here and Other Regional Topics

Bus route 958 runs hourly from Tutzing via Traubing and Machtlfing to Andechs; the journey is stated to take 20 minutes. Check the timetable before travelling if you would like to include this connection in your plans.

The broader destination of Tutzing focuses on its own cultural and landscape attractions. The Tutzing Brahms Days take place every year in October, with five concert dates; if you have specific travel dates in mind, it is worth checking the programme for that year. The park of Tutzing Castle is on the shore of Lake Starnberg and, with its extensive grounds and centuries-old trees, is a unique natural monument. The Evangelical Academy of Tutzing hosts conferences, panel discussions, concerts, readings and lectures; according to the academy, its events are open to everyone.

For the broader travel overview: Tutzing.