Bavaria

The most beautiful lakes in Bavaria

The best of the lakes in Germany

Petr Liška
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The most beautiful lakes in Bavaria
Updated: 21.08.2022
Author: Petr Liška © gigaplaces.com
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Thanks to the fact that Bavaria is the most mountainous German federal state, you will find even the most beautiful lakes in Germany. However, you must take into account that there is a large number of visitors due to the proximity of the capital of Bavaria – Munich. Perhaps the most famous lake in all of Germany is the Königsee in the Berchtesgaden National Park, but there are a number of other beautiful lakes in the Bavarian Alps that are worth exploring. Let's take a look at the most beautiful ones

1.
Königsee Lake

The most famous German lake

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| Altitude: 603 m / 1 978 ft

Lake Königsee is located in the center of national park Berchtesgaden. Lake water belongs to the cleanest… continue reading

2.
Hintersee (Bavaria)

Beautiful lake on the edge of the Berchtesgaden National Park

Altitude: 789 m / 2 589 ft

Lake Hintersee (located in Bavaria – several of the same name are located in Austria, for example) is one of… continue reading

3.
Lake Kochelsee

Lake on the edge of the Bavarian Alps

Altitude: 597 m / 1 959 ft

Kochelsee is a picturesque lake through which the river Loisach flows – the western border of the Bavarian… continue reading

4.
Lake Walchensee

One of the deepest and largest lakes in Germany

Altitude: 800 m / 2 625 ft

To the south of Munich you will find several interesting lakes. One of the most beautiful of them is Lake… continue reading

5.
Lake Schliersee

A lake with a picturesque island

Altitude: 778 m / 2 552 ft

Lake Schliersee is one of several beautiful lakes in the Bavarian Alps. In the middle of the lake you can… continue reading

6.
Lake Tegnersee

The most beautiful lake in the Bavarian foothills

Altitude: 726 m / 2 382 ft

Lake Tegnersee is located in the south of Bavaria in the Bavarian foothills (part of the vast Bavarian Alps).… continue reading

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