Our location at Schliersee
Are you looking for an extraordinary location for your own training or meeting? Then you’ve come to the right place. Our brand new training center at Schliersee is not only home to our HMA Academy, but can also be rented by you if required.
The advantages are obvious: chic and modern rooms, a view of the lake and mountains, located right next to Schliersee train station, easily accessible from Munich in about 1 hour by car or train. Bonus: Schliersee is now even connected to the MVV public transport network.
Use the premises in the beautiful foothills of the Munich Alps to escape from everyday life and create space for creativity.
Features
Our barrier-free office at Schliersee is spread over two floors and has five workrooms and a large meeting/training room that can accommodate around 10 people. In addition, there is a cozy corridor and lounge area, two kitchens and two sanitary facilities. WLAN is of course included.
There are numerous restaurants, cafés and a supermarket nearby. The lake has a beautiful promenade and is just a five-minute walk away.
You can either rent the entire office or individual rooms (subject to availability).
How to get there
By car, it is about 55 kilometers from Munich to Schliersee. Take the A8 highway towards Salzburg as far as the Weyarn exit. Then take the state road to Miesbach and then the main road 307 directly to Schliersee. Parking is available near the office.
By train, you can usually take a train of the Bayerische Oberlandbahn from Munich to Schliersee at least every hour. You can either get on at Munich Central Station or at other stops such as Donnersberger Brücke or Harras. All details and connections can be found here. Tip: The train splits before Schliersee. Please make sure that you are sitting in the correct compartment.
By plane, please travel to Munich Airport. From there you can either hire a car or take public transport to Schliersee. To do this, you would take the S1 or S8 to the main station and from there take the regional train as described above. A cab is certainly also an alternative, but public transport is generally more cost-effective and environmentally friendly.