The X900, X910 and X970 ExpressBus routes offer a quick, comfortable and environmentally friendly way to explore the Five Lakes Region. The routes connect the region’s most beautiful destinations with major railway stations, town centres, and business and research centres in the Starnberg district and neighbouring regions. Thanks to direct connections with no need to change buses, both day-trippers and commuters benefit from a comfortable alternative to driving.
Whether it’s a day at Lake Starnberg, a visit to Fürstenfeld Abbey, a tour of the Tölzer Land or the journey to work – the ExpressBuses reliably take passengers to numerous leisure, cultural and business destinations. At the same time, they provide a fast link between buses, S-Bahn, U-Bahn and regional trains, thereby facilitating sustainable everyday mobility.
Highlights along the ExpressBus routes
- Lake Starnberg and the Five Lakes Region
- Starnberg with its lakeside promenade and direct rail link
- Fürstenfeld Abbey in Fürstenfeldbruck
- Lake Weßling and the Starnberg-Ammersee region
- Wolfratshausen and the Isar Valley
- Bad Tölz and the Tölzer Land
- Research and technology centres in Gilching, Gauting and Oberpfaffenhofen
- Seamless connections between buses and trains for leisure, everyday life and work
The ExpressBuses allow you to explore the Five Lakes Region without a car, connecting nature, culture, leisure and work in a particularly convenient way.
ExpressBus X900
Frequency and operating hours
Daily from approx. 5 am to 10 pm
Monday to Friday: every 20 minutes
; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: every 60 minutes
Commutes, day trips, everyday journeys.
The ExpressBus gets you there quickly
The X900 ExpressBus route in the Starnberg district can also be described as an ‘all-rounder for everyday life’. Whether travelling to major employers, favourite restaurants, cultural highlights or medical facilities – the route serves numerous key hubs. Shopping and leisure destinations feature on the timetable alongside S-Bahn and regional train stations. This makes the X900 an attractive alternative to the car for travelling between cultural and everyday destinations.
ExpressBus X910
Frequency and operating hours
Monday to Friday from approx. 5 am to 11 pm
: every 30 minutes
between Großhadern Hospital and Weßling; every 60 minutes
between Weßling and Oberalting or Geltendorf. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: limited service at 60-minute intervals
between Großhadern Hospital and Geltendorf
Commuting, day trips, everyday journeys.
The ExpressBus gets you there quickly
The X910 ExpressBus route connects key business and research hubs in the districts of Starnberg and Landsberg am Lech and is therefore primarily aimed at commuters. As well as serving major industrial estates and various business locations, the route offers connections at many stops to S-Bahn, U-Bahn and regional rail services, as well as to other (express) bus routes.
This makes the route an attractive alternative to driving for daily commutes – whether you’re travelling from within the region or from further afield, such as Munich or Lindau. It also serves town centres with shopping facilities and restaurants, rounding off the X910’s efficient route.
ExpressBus X970
Frequency and operating hours
Daily from approx. 5 am to 10 pm
Monday to Friday: every 20 minutes
; Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: every 60 minutes
Commutes, day trips, everyday journeys.
The ExpressBus gets you there quickly
The X970 ExpressBus route is more than just a fast connection between Starnberg and Bad Tölz – it’s a journey of discovery through some of Upper Bavaria’s most beautiful regions. Along the route, you’ll find Lake Starnberg, idyllic natural landscapes, historic town centres, cultural attractions and a wide range of leisure activities. The route connects towns and tourist destinations in the Starnberg district and the Tölzer Land region directly and without the need to change buses. This makes the X970 a comfortable and environmentally friendly alternative to the car for both commuters and leisure travellers.
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