Again the word "Bad" in front of the name. It does not mean "bad" it indicates that this is a recognized city or village that has the climate and the facilities to improve your health or to help with the recovery from a serious illness.
However, in Bad Wiessee it could mean "bad" if you go to the casino and you lose your shirt when gambling. So please behave yourself, stop in time and save some money for the rest of your vacations. A point to remember: at most casinos.
In Europe there is a dress code in casinos that is strictly enforced. Please no jeans and sneakers. If you intend to spend a night at the tables, check first to avoid embarrassment.

As most villages in Upper Bavaria Bad Wiessee offers a great variety of different accommodations. Many of them are private and can be compared with Bed & Breakfast. They are very often called "Pension". The term "Zimmer frei" means that a room is offered. Normally breakfast was always included but please ask to make sure.
Also complete meal plans are very often offered. The prices are very competitive - but compare.

Stay active in Bad Wiessee and its surroundings! So many things are offered such as tennis, a driving range, the "Bade-Park" where you can enjoy their indoor and outdoor pool even in winter during snowfall. You can walk, bike, do winter sport and explore the breathtaking scenery. Never be without your camera when you go exploring. Visit the tourist office for more detail information.
Check out the special events that are offered. They include educational courses, concerts, parties for the youngsters, religious celebration, Bavarian folklore and much, much more.

I would love to travel in such a horse drawn sleigh. My walking got really bad and having a thermos with a hot beverage with us would keep us comfortable.
In Germany not only hot cider is offered. Just ask and test you will be surprised.
Don't forget to look also a little bit in the history of Bad Wiessee.
During the "Night of the Long Knives" which took place in Nazi Germany between June 30 and July 2, 1934 Ernst Röhm - leader of the SA - and some of his followers were executed after a ride in Bad Wiessee.