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Museum Starnberger See

Local history museum founded in 1913 in the historic Lochmann fisherman's house, showing life on the lake and the Wittelsbach court boats such as the rowing barge 'Delphin'.

Museum Starnberger See — photo by I. Berger

About

The museum was founded on the initiative of culture-loving citizens of Starnberg, in the spirit of the regional-identity movement of the early 20th century. In 1912 the founders acquired the Lochmann House — today a listed building — as a museum, at the expense of the town; the museum opened in 1913. It shows life on and around the lake and the court boats of the Wittelsbach family, among them the state rowing barge “Delphin”.

The entrance — photo by Mafalda Waldburg

Visitor information

Address Possenhofener Straße 5, 82319 Starnberg Phone +49 8151 4477570 Hours Wed–Fri 14–18, Sat–Sun & holidays 11–18; closed Mon, Tue, 24 & 31 Dec Website museum-starnberger-see.de Open in Google Maps

Sources: Wikipedia (Museum Starnberger See) · StarnbergAmmersee.de. Checked 8 October 2026.