Ebersberg, gemeindefreies Gebiet

Geographically, Ebersberg lies on the southern edge of the Munich environs and borders on the famous Bavarian foothills of the Alps. The landscape is characterised by rolling hills, green meadows and dense forests.

One of the tourist highlights is the 13th century Ebersberg Castle with its picturesque location on a hill above the town. Here, visitors can experience the history of the region up close as well as enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape.

Cultural highlights include the annual folk festival in summer as well as various concerts and theatre performances throughout the year. The region also has a lot to offer in terms of cuisine: Be sure to try local specialities such as Weißwurst (white sausage) or Brezen (pretzels) with Obatzda!

For outdoor fans, there are numerous opportunities to get active - be it hiking through the nearby nature park or cycling along idyllic river courses such as the Isar or the Inn. In winter, ski resorts such as Sudelfeld attract visitors for skiing and snowboarding.

Even in rainy weather, you don't have to miss out on experiences: A visit to the Museum Wald & Umwelt (Forest & Environment Museum) offers exciting insights into the flora and fauna of the forest as well as the history of forestry.

Ebersberg is worth a trip at any time of year, but especially in summer and autumn the region shows its most beautiful side. Don't miss this pearl on the outskirts of Munich - our Travel Guide recommends Ebersberg as a real highlight for your next trip!