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The railway from Munich to Starnberg opened in 1854 as the first privately financed line in Bavaria; the station building by Friedrich Bürklein followed in 1855 and is a listed monument. The station has four tracks. The S-Bahn line S6 has served it since 1972, and since the opening of Starnberg Nord in 2001 the station has been owned by the City of Starnberg. It is connected to Munich Central Station (München Hbf) by the S6, a rail distance of 27.9 km.
Starnberg has two stations: Starnberg, right on the lakeshore next to the boat pier, and Starnberg Nord, in the north of the town. Both are served every 20 minutes by the Munich S-Bahn line S6 (Tutzing – Starnberg – München – Ebersberg), which continues along the west shore to Possenhofen, Feldafing and Tutzing. Regional trains to Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Kochel am See and Penzberg stop at Starnberg about once an hour.
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Sources: Wikipedia (Bahnhof Starnberg) · Wikipedia (Starnberg station) · MVV. Checked 8 October 2026.