Access to the Grafenstubn is via its own picturesque arched walkway on the first floor of the tower.

The Grafenstubn, with its open-concept living and sleeping areas, is spacious and designed for two people.

The Grafenstubn on the first floor of the tower is a beautiful vacation apartment with historic vaulted ceilings and warm, earthy colors.

The dining area by the cozy tiled stove, the sitting area with a magnificent view, and the charming bed in a wood-framed vaulted alcove are sure to delight you as well.

The spacious bathroom in the vaulted ceiling, featuring a shower and a sink made of red-tinted glass, along with the picturesque outdoor seating area in the arched walkway with its idyllic seating spot, round out the special ambiance of this apartment.

The Grafenstubn in the tower of Schedling Castle, set in a historic vaulted room with medieval charm.

The historic old town of Trostberg showcases the architectural style of the Inn-Salzach towns, with long rows of houses, large market squares, and facades featuring bay windows and high projecting walls. The Inn-Salzach towns also include Burghausen, Laufen, Mühldorf, Neuötting, Rosenheim, Tittmoning, and Wasserburg. The charm and unique character of these beautiful old towns are sure to captivate you. They are all located in the immediate vicinity of Trostberg. In Burghausen and Tittmoning, you can also visit a medieval castle complex. At over 1,000 meters, Burghausen Castle is the longest in Europe.

Trostberg is home to the City Museum, the Postsaal with its diverse cultural program, the city cinema, a spacious recreation center with a swimming pool, mini-golf, and an artificial ice rink, tennis courts, a bouldering hall, and the Chiemgauer Pferdewelt equestrian center.

For dining options, there’s Ristorante Don Antonio, Café Schöne Helene, Gasthof Pfaubräu, and an ice cream parlor in the old town, as well as the Hex’n Küch tavern and the Hemingway Bistro.

Lake Chiemsee, just 15 minutes from Trostberg, is Bavaria’s largest and most famous lake, with its three islands. Herreninsel, home to the famous Herrenchiemsee Palace—built by the “Fairy-Tale King” Ludwig II after the model of the Palace of Versailles but never completed due to his death—and Fraueninsel, an idyllic fishing island with a southern flair and the imposing Frauenwörth monastery complex, attract visitors from all over the world.

The wide range of recreational activities in, on, and around Lake Chiemsee leaves nothing to be desired. From swimming fun at spacious beach resorts or picturesque coves, to sailing, surfing, or stand-up paddleboarding, a boat ride in an electric, rowboat, or pedal boat, or a grand tour of Lake Chiemsee aboard the Chiemsee steamboat—right up to cycling around the lake on the beautiful bike path—there’s something for everyone.