Market Square Waging am See – View of Lake Waging loop from Taching am See

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Market Square Waging am See – View of Lake Waging loop from Taching am See

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Market Square Waging am See – View of Lake Waging loop from Taching am See

00:26

7.04km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 3.63 km for 56 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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186 m

Holloden Picnic Area

Highlight • Rest Area

Small rest area with information board - a farm shop is just around the corner

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2.28 km

Wildflower Meadow Along the Waging to Garching Cycle Path

Highlight • Natural

3.36 km

Waging am See Town Center

Highlight • Settlement

Beautiful, historical place right on the wonderful Waging Lake

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3.55 km

Guild signs in Waging

Highlight • Monument

Beautifully designed guild signs in the heart of Waging

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3.58 km

Market Square Waging am See

Highlight • Settlement

Small, nice place that invites you to take a short walk.

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3.66 km

The patronage of St. Martin of Tours, which was particularly widespread in the Franconian Empire, suggests that the church was built as early as the 8th/9th century. Century assume. In the middle of the 15th century, a new building was built in the late Gothic style, from which the oldest parts of today's church, the basement of the tower as well as parts of the choir and the surrounding walls, come from. In 1611 a fire destroyed this church building, which was rebuilt in 1612. In 1688/89 the west tower was renewed from the bell floor onwards, and the multi-coupled hood was added in 1760/65. In the years 1697 to 1699, the interior was redesigned into a baroque pillar church; the nave was vaulted with a barrel cap and covered with stucco by the Salzburg plasterer Joseph Schmidt. In 1722/23 the old choir was demolished and rebuilt by the Salzburg master mason Tobias Kendler as a cross-shaped structure with brotherhood chapels on the side. Joseph Höpp (or Hepp) from Burghausen carried out the band work. In the third renovation phase of 1895/96, under the direction of the Munich architect Joseph Elsner senior, the former chapels were converted into side aisles and the choir was extended by a yoke.

During the external renovation of the church in 1971/72, a painted frieze on the cornice of the nave was uncovered again, which is dated to the late Gothic period (Wikipedia).

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5.40 km

View of Lake Waging

Highlight • Viewpoint

From here you can look out over the blue lake. If you feel like a refreshing dip in the water, you can roll to the Seeteufel lido, which is only a few meters away, and swim in the lake there.

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