Traubing: Farmers’ Market, Cycling Tours and Local History

Traubing can be explored through its local history, its farmers’ market held year-round, and several tours of varying lengths. Those choosing accommodation in Traubing will find concrete starting points for planning their stay: on Saturdays, the market takes center stage, while cycling and countryside tours connect the village with Aschering, Feldafing, Lake Maisinger See and other destinations.

Farmers’ Market and Local History

The Traubing farmers’ market takes place year-round on Saturdays in the forecourt of the property at Weilheimer Straße 8. This property comprises plot numbers 92 and 92/1 in the Traubing cadastral district.

Traubing was first mentioned in 1005 as “Trupinga” in a document from Benediktbeuern. Another historical aspect can be found in the area of the Catholic parish church of the Birth of St Mary and its predecessor building: archaeological findings from the Late Middle Ages and the early modern period are located underground there. Together, these two references represent different periods in the local history, from the first documentary mention to structural and archaeological traces in the vicinity of the church.

The Traubing brass band makes an important contribution to the village’s cultural life. Together with the farmers’ market and the historical themes, it creates a stay shaped not only by excursion routes, but also by recurring local events and cultural connections.

Cycling Tours with Different Profiles

The routes differ in length, duration, difficulty and course. Route 34, Route 06 and Route X8 each pass through Traubing.

Route 34, “Into the Tutzing Hinterland,” is an easy, 23.4-kilometer circular cycling tour. It leads south from Aschering to Traubing. At Ilkahöhe, the route offers a beautiful view over Lake Starnberg, the entire StarnbergAmmersee region and the Alpine range in the background.

Route 06, “Across Traubing’s Heights,” is considerably more compact. The very easy circular tour is 10.5 kilometers long and takes 2 hours 10 minutes. It runs from Feldafing via Aschering and the Höhenweg to Traubing, and from there back to the starting point in Feldafing. For planning purposes, it is particularly important that Traubing lies on a circular route whose start and finish are in Feldafing.

Route X8 complements this selection as a 10.8-kilometer countryside tour with a duration of 2 hours 30 minutes. It leads from Traubinger Straße via Traubing and Aschering to Lake Maisinger See. Pilgrimage Tour X7 is suitable as an alternative cycling route.

Connections for Planning Your Stay

Bus route 958 is relevant for finding your way between several locations. It runs hourly from Tutzing via Traubing and Machtlfing to Andechs; the journey takes 20 minutes. For trips between Tutzing, Traubing, Machtlfing and Andechs, bus route 958 can be planned alongside the route itineraries.

For the higher-level travel overview: Tutzing.