Tölzer Land Tourismus
Die Ausstellung in der historischen Glashütte, in der Joseph von Fraunhofer von 1807 bis 1819 arbeitete und forschte, umfasst zwei große Schmelzöfen mit Rührwerk zur Glasherstellung, Schautafeln sowie Werkzeuge zur Glas- und Metallbearbeitung, optische Instrumente und vieles mehr.
Opening times
täglich von 09.00 bis 16.00 Uhr geöffnet
Price:
Eintritt frei
Public transport
Bahnlinie München - Kochel, Bahnhof Benediktbeuern oder
Bus 9612 Bad Tölz Kochel, Haltestelle Benediktbeuern Post
Directions
Autobahn A95 München - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Ausfahrt Sindelsdorf
Parking
Großparkplatz am Kloster
Coordinates
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