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Staying near Café Winklstüberl in Fischbachau

Café Winklstüberl on Leitzachtalstraße in Fischbachau serves cakes and gateaux made on the premises, and more than 900 coffee grinders hang on its walls. From the Meisterhof in Hundham it is about 4 km away. You can walk, cycle or take bus 352, which runs from Hundham to the café door without changing.

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A large piece of apple strudel with whipped cream on a plate with a flower pattern, a cappuccino beside it, seen from above on a sunny table at Café Winklstüberl
Apple strudel with cream and a cappuccino at Café Winklstüberl.Photo: Mateus2019CC BY-SA 4.0Wikimedia Commonscropped
  • 4 km from the farm to the café
  • Bus 352 from Hundham, no change

Café Winklstüberl in Fischbachau

The Mairhofer family has run the café since 1950. The cake counter holds Prinzregententorte, Käsesahne, Holländer Kirschtorte and more, all made on the premises. More than 900 coffee grinders hang in the rooms.

For children there is a children’s menu, toys and a playground. Some people spell it “Winkelstüberl”; it is the same café in the hamlet of Winkl.

The café is not part of the Meisterhof. Opening hours, the menu and the cakes of the day are on the café’s website, and the café itself answers questions about tables or celebrations.

From the farm to Winklstüberl on foot, by bike or by bus

The café lies about 4 km south of the farm in the hamlet of Winkl. On foot, part of the way runs along Leitzachtalstraße, so with small children the bus is often easier.

Regional bus 352 runs from the stops “Hundham, Funk” and “Hundham, Marienplatz” without changing to the stop “Winkl, Cafe Winklstüberl” right by the café and on to Birkenstein. With the guest card, which you receive from us after you arrive, the bus is free. Departure times are in the MVV journey planner.

From the Meisterhof to Café Winklstüberl
HowDistanceTime
On foot4 kmjust under 1 hr
By bike4 kmabout 20 min
By car4 kmabout 10 min

Calculated with route planners based on OpenStreetMap and rounded.

On to Birkenstein and up the Breitenstein

From the café it is another 2 km on foot to Birkenstein and its pilgrimage chapel, about half an hour. The normal route up the Breitenstein (1,622 m) starts there and climbs past the Kesselalm to the summit in about two hours.

That way you can combine the mountain with coffee and cake at Winklstüberl, before or on the way back. More walks from the front door are on our page Hiking from the farm.

Birkenstein pilgrimage chapel with onion dome, outside staircase and shingle roof
The pilgrimage chapel in Birkenstein.Photo: Renardo la vulpoCC BY-SA 4.0Wikimedia Commonscropped

Staying near Winklstüberl: our holiday apartments in Hundham

The Meisterhof is an organic farm on the edge of Hundham. The Kellerer family lets three holiday apartments of 90 to 120 m², each for up to 5 people. A garage is included in the price.

From the farm you reach Winklstüberl, Birkenstein and the Schwarzenberg without a car. Rates and free dates are under Rates & booking, and you book directly with us.

The Meisterhof from the air: the farmhouse with the cowshed on the left, the holiday house on the right, red geraniums on the wooden balconies and a large meadow in front
The Meisterhof on the edge of Hundham.

Information as of November 2026. The café’s opening hours and menu may change. Please check the café’s website before you go.

Your base in the Leitzach Valley

After coffee and cake you are soon back at the farm. The Schliersee and the Wendelstein are about 20 minutes away by car, the Tegernsee about 30 minutes.