Outdoor PitstopWalking route · Neustadt an der Donau · Updated on 14 November 2026
Münchner Jakobsweg walk
Münchner Jakobsweg is a walk of 433.1 km from Neustadt an der Donau. Along the way you'll find 1,804 benches, 59 water fountains and refill points, 106 public toilets, 14 bike pumps and 7 honesty boxes and farm vending machines.
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The route step by step
From start to finish, with what you pass along the way and the distance in between.
- 433.1 km
- ± 26:20 h per stage
- ↑ 5,420 m · ↓ 5,676 m
- Hard per stage
- From A to B
- National route
Pick a stage to see the pitstops per kilometre. Along the way you'll find 1,804 benches, 59 water fountains and refill points, 106 public toilets, 14 bike pumps and 7 honesty boxes and farm vending machines.
Follow these steps in the appThe route with the water points, toilets and sights within 100 m of it.
66 sights along the way
In the order you pass them. With the Outdoor Pitstop app you hear their story on the spot. 58 more along the route are on the map.
Archaeological site
Attraction
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Stages (4)
Elevation and terrain
- Up
- ↑ 5,420 m
- Down
- ↓ 5,676 m
- Highest point
- 1,100 m
- Lowest point
- 348 m
- 5-10% slope · 27.5 km
- 10-15% slope · 8.6 km
- 35 stairs
Elevation from Copernicus GLO-30 (European Union and ESA), smoothed.
produced using Copernicus WorldDEM-30 © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018 provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA; all rights reserved
Way types
433.1 km in total- Track: 190.9 km
- Road: 114.8 km
- Path: 90.9 km
- Street: 85.6 km
- Footpath: 23.1 km
- Busy road: 8.9 km
- Cycleway: 3.6 km
- Stairs: 35 stairs
- Unknown: 2.4 km
Surfaces
433.1 km in total- Asphalt: 220.6 km
- Gravel: 137.1 km
- Unpaved: 37 km
- Paved: 14.3 km
- Natural: 7.6 km
- Unknown: 105.6 km
About the walking route Münchner Jakobsweg
Updated on 14 November 2026, with data from OpenStreetMap, the AHN and Copernicus.
Where do you walk?
Münchner Jakobsweg is a walking route of 433.1 km that starts in Neustadt an der Donau. It does not end where it starts.
How hard is the route?
You climb 5,420 m in total and descend 5,676 m. There are 35 flights of steps along the way. Allow ± 26:20 h per stage, without breaks. Per stage the level is hard.
What paths do you walk on?
The longest part is track (190.9 km), road (114.8 km) and path (90.9 km). Of the surface, 220.6 km asphalt and 137.1 km gravel. For 105.6 km the surface is not known.
Pitstops along the way
Within 100 metres of the route there are 1,804 benches, 59 water fountains and refill points, 106 public toilets, 14 bike pumps and 7 honesty boxes and farm vending machines. The Outdoor Pitstop app navigates you there.
Part of Jakobswege Bayern
Walks nearby
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- Europäischer Fernwanderweg E8, Fränkischer AlbvereinHard · From A to B183 km
- LimeswegHard · From A to B117.3 km
- Wanderroute Via NovaHard · From A to B621.7 km
- Donau-PanoramawegHard · From A to B223.5 km
- Europäischer Fernwanderweg E8, Bayerischer Wald-VereinHard · From A to B263.6 km
Sights nearby
Within 10 km of the route, best known first.
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Nymphenburg PalaceAttraction · 5.7 km from the route - 2
BMW WeltMuseum · 4.7 km from the route - 3
BMW MuseumMuseum · 4.6 km from the route - 4
FrauenkircheAttraction · 240 m from the route - 5
Alte PinakothekMuseum · 1.3 km from the route - 6
ResidenzAttraction · 512 m from the route - 7
Neue PinakothekMuseum · 1.5 km from the route - 8
WieskircheAttraction · 158 m from the route - 9
Theatinerkirche St. KajetanAttraction · 562 m from the route - 10
GlyptothekMuseum · 1.3 km from the route - 11
OktoberfestAttraction · 1.7 km from the route - 12
BavariaAttraction · 1.9 km from the route - 13
St. Michael's ChurchAttraction · 432 m from the route - 14
Haus der KunstMuseum · 1 km from the route - 15
Pinakothek der ModerneMuseum · 1.2 km from the route - 16
FeldherrnhalleAttraction · 526 m from the route - 17
Bavarian National MuseumMuseum · 1.2 km from the route - 18
SiegestorAttraction · 1.8 km from the route - 19
Museum BrandhorstMuseum · 1.2 km from the route - 20
FriedensengelAttraction · 1.3 km from the route - 21
Kloster WeltenburgAttraction · 3.4 km from the route - 22
Schloss BlutenburgCastle · 9.1 km from the route - 23
KarlstorAttraction · 628 m from the route - 24
MaximilianeumAttraction · 817 m from the route - 25
Olympic TowerAttraction · 4.5 km from the route
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Frequently asked questions
How long is Münchner Jakobsweg?
Münchner Jakobsweg is 433.1 km long, in 4 parts of 108.3 km on average. Allow ± 26:20 h per part of walking: 4.5 km an hour and 10 minutes more per 100 metres of climbing, without breaks.
Is this route a circular walk?
No, the route starts and ends at different spots.
Where does this route start?
The route starts in Neustadt an der Donau.
How hard is this route?
Hard per stage, with 1,355 m per stage of climbing.
Are there toilets along this route?
Yes, there are 106 public toilets within 100 m of the route.
Can you fill up with water along this route?
Yes, there are 59 water fountains and refill points within 100 m of the route.
What is there to see along this route?
Along the way you pass Römisches Kastell Abusina, Stadtturm an der oberen Stadtmauer and Kriegerdenkmal.
Can I download this route as a GPX file?
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