Wörthsee (municipality)

Worthsee is a municipality in the northern district of Starnberg, Upper Bavaria. It is located on the northeastern shore of the lake, about 15 kilometers northwest of the county town of Starnberg. In the north, the A 96 motorway runs through the municipality.

Community structure

Community members are Auing, Etterschlag, Schluifeld, Schluisee, stones am Wörthsee, Walchstadt and forest Brunn.

History

Worthsee belonged to the Counts of Toerring - Jettenbach. The closed Hofmark located in the Electorate of Bavaria Wörth ( in Worthsee ) was a part of the reign of Seefeld.

The church today Worthsee was on 1 January 1972 as part of the municipal reorganization in Bavaria in 1818 by merging the resulting communities stones am Wörthsee and Etterschlag.

In the early 1990s the series The Happy Family with Maria Schell and Siegfried Rauch was shot in Walchstadt.

Policy

PUW / FW = free Independent Party constituency association / CDU FBW = Free Citizens' Forum Worthsee

Attractions

See also List of monuments in Worthsee

Other attractions in the communities include the Baroque subsidiary church of St. Nicholas in Etterschlag who also built in the style of the Baroque church of St. Martin in stones Bach and the former reception hall of the station stones Bach, which restored in 1996 and then from 1997 to 2011 as a catering operation " Steinebacher " was used with live music.

Economy and infrastructure

The municipality is crossed by the motorway 96.

In addition, the railway line from Munich to Herrsching through the community that is served by the S8 S-Bahn Munich. There exists an S- Bahn stop in the district stones am Wörthsee.