Anzing

Anzing is located about 20 km east of Munich at the foot of the Alpine foothills. The town is known for its picturesque landscapes, historic buildings and charming street cafés. The town is a popular destination for hiking, cycling tours or excursions into the countryside.

Sights relevant to tourism include the 16th-century Hohenlinden Castle with its magnificent gardens and the 18th-century St. Andreas Church with its Baroque architecture.

Cultural highlights include the annual folk festival in Ebersberg in August as well as various concerts as part of the Upper Bavarian Summer of Culture.

For gourmets, Anzing offers a variety of culinary specialities such as white sausage breakfasts or beer gardens with regional dishes such as pork knuckle or pretzels.

The best outdoor activities can vary depending on the season: In spring, we recommend walks through flowering meadows around the village; during the summer months, you can visit wonderful bathing lakes or go on bike tours along the river Isar; autumn walks offer colourful deciduous forests and in winter you can go skiing or cross-country skiing in the surrounding mountains.

If it rains, it is worth visiting the Museum Ebersberg with its exhibitions on the history of the region as well as works of art from the 19th century.

Where is the most beautiful? That depends on your personal preferences! However, we recommend a stroll through the old town of Anzing with its historic buildings and charming street cafés as well as a hike on the nearby hills for breathtaking views over the foothills of the Alps.

Anzing, Ebersberg - definitely worth a trip!