Germany Lakes by Region

Germany : Baden-Wurttemberg (4)

• Lake Constance
• Schluchsee
• Mummelsee
• Titisee

Germany : Bavaria (10)

• Alpsee
• Lake Chiemsee
• Altmuhl Lake
• Lake Starnberg
• Ammersee
• Roth Lake
• Brombachsee
• Tegernsee
• Konigssee
• Worthsee

Germany : Hamburg (1)

• Inner and Outer Alster Lakes

Germany : Hesse (3)

• Diemelsee
• Twistesee
• Edersee

Germany : Lower Saxony (1)

• Steinhuder Meer

Germany : Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (2)

• Lake Muritz
• Mecklenburg Lakeland

Germany : North Rhine-Westphalia (2)

• Biggesee
• Diemelsee

Germany : Thuringia (1)

• Talsperre Zeulenroda

Ammersee

Germany Lakes A-Z

• Alpsee
• Konigssee
• Schluchsee
• Altmuhl Lake
• Lake Chiemsee
• Steinhuder Meer
• Ammersee
• Lake Constance
• Talsperre Zeulenroda
• Biggesee
• Lake Muritz
• Tegernsee
• Brombachsee
• Lake Starnberg
• Titisee
• Diemelsee
• Mecklenburg Lakeland
• Twistesee
• Edersee
• Mummelsee
• Worthsee
• Inner and Outer Alster Lakes
• Roth Lake

Lakes in Germany

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Alpsee	Also known as: Lake Alpsee Beautiful Lake Alpsee in the Bavarian Alps is widely regarded as one of Germany's most picturesque vistas. The lake lies beneath Hohenschwangau Castle, ...
Altmuhl Lake	Also known as: Altmuhlsee Sprawling across the heart of Bavaria in a land more comfortable measuring time in millennia than years, Altmuhl Lake (Altmuhlsee in German) is a recently ...
Ammersee	Also known as: Ammer Lake Tucked away in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps in the land of beer, gardens, and fairytale castles, Ammersee (see =lake) shines like a jewel. Covering ...
Biggesee	Also known as: Bigge Reservoir, Bigge Lake, Listersee Surrounded by the Ebbegebirge Nature Park, Biggesee (see = lake) is the largest reservoir in Germany's North Rhine- Westphalia region. Bigge Lake was ...
Brombachsee	Also known as: Lake Brombach, Brombach Lake, Brombachsee Lake, Brombachvorsperre As the largest lake in the man-made Franconian Lake District, Brombachsee--also known as Lake Brombach or Brombachvorsperre--is an impressive and popular ...
Diemelsee	The children ran ahead giggling and pushing past each other to race to the top, but she's finally caught up to them, the break in the trees revealing ...
Edersee	Also known as: Ederstausee, Lake Edersee, Eder Reservoir The jewel of the Hesse Region of Germany, the Edersee (see=lake) draws holiday visitors like a magnet. The large reservoir, created by damming the Eder ...
Inner and Outer Alster Lakes	Also known as: AuBenalster and Binnenalster Feet pounding the pavement, she hits her stride running towards the dawn as the light turns from gray to the first clear light of day. Grassy parks and ...
Konigssee	Also known as: Konigssee Lake For an authentic Bavarian Alps holiday, nothing quite compares to the Konigssee. Stretched below the east face of the famed Watzmann mountain range, narrow, ...
Lake Chiemsee	Lake Chiemsee is the crown jewel of Bavaria's tourist region. Located about half-way between Munich and Salzburg, Austria, Lake Chiemsee has been a favored ...
Lake Constance	Also known as: Lake of Constance, Lake Bodensee Lake Constance is a 132,448-acre lake situated in the northern foothills of the Alps between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The third-largest lake ...
Lake Muritz	Also known as: Muritzsee The jewel of Germany's Mecklenburg Lake District, Muritz is the largest inland lake entirely within the country. The 29,000-acre lake was formed at the ...
Lake Starnberg	Also known as: Wurmsee, Starnberger See Lake Starnberg, located in the Five-Lakes Region of Bavaria, plays a major role in the recreational plans of Munich residents. Located only 12 miles from ...
Mecklenburg Lakeland	Also known as: Mecklenburg Lakes, Mechlenburg Lake Plains The Mecklenburg Lakeland covers a large portion of Germany's Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Region. The primarily flat countryside is dotted with over 1000 lakes, ...
Mummelsee	Also known as: Mummel Lake Legends swirl around Mummelsee (see=lake) in the northern Black Forest. The Black Forest, in Germany's Baden-Wurttemberg region, is a land of fairy tales ...
Roth Lake	Also known as: Rothsee Children play at the beach on the shores of Roth Lake, while harried parents let the sun melt their cares away. In the background sailboats glide across ...
Schluchsee	Also known as: Schluch Lake Germany's southern Black Forest is a region with picturesque valleys, distinctive farmhouses and thick wooded mountains. Schluchsee (see=lake) stretches ...
Steinhuder Meer	Also known as: Lake Steinhude The largest lake in Lower Saxony, Lake Steinhude, or Steinhuder Meer as it is usually called, is a favored recreational spot just 25 miles from Hanover. ...
Talsperre Zeulenroda	Also known as: Lake Zeulenroda, Zeulenroda Dam Lake Zeulenroda's idyllic mountain landscapes lend it an aura of profound peace and tranquility. Also known as Zeulenroda Dam, this immensely popular ...
Tegernsee	Also known as: Lake Tegern It is a picture perfect postcard with lush green meadows at the base of snow-capped mountains, and the blue water of Tegernsee (see=lake) is the center ...
Titisee	At 321 acres, Titisee or Titi Lake (see=lake) is the largest natural lake in Germany's Black Forest. It is a natural reservoir dammed by glacial moraine ...
Twistesee	Also known as: Twiste Lake A 1965 flood in the Hesse region of Germany caused millions of dollars of damage around the Twiste, Diemel and Wesser Rivers, painfully illustrating the ...
Worthsee	Also known as: Worth Lake "Gemuetlichkeit" is German for a certain kind of "Bavarian coziness," and it is an appropriate way to describe Worthsee (see=lake) or Worth Lake. Nestled ...