Eggenfelden

Geographical location and special features Eggenfelden is located in the northern part of the Rottal-Inn district and is surrounded by picturesque landscapes. The town itself is characterised by its historic buildings dating back to the 16th century as well as the river Rott, which flows through the centre.

Touristically relevant sights. One of Eggenfelden's best-known landmarks is the town parish church of St. Nicholas with its impressive tower. Eggenberg Castle is also worth a visit - it now houses a museum about the history of the region.

Cultural highlights and events. Those interested in art should visit the cultural festival "Art & Wine", which takes place every summer and combines local wines with contemporary art. Another cultural highlight is the annual folk festival in September - a celebration with music, food and traditional dances.

Culinary specialities. Bavarian cuisine is writ large here: Be sure to try pork knuckle or liver dumplings on a traditional beer bench! For those with a sweet tooth, there are also sweet specialities such as apple strudel or yeast dumplings to discover.

Outdoor Activities In spring, the best way to explore the picturesque landscapes is on a bike tour. In summer, the Rott invites you to swim and canoe, while hiking through colourful forests is especially beautiful in autumn.

What to do in Eggenfelden when it rains? There is plenty to do even in bad weather: Visit the Modern Art Gallery museum or relax in one of the nearby thermal baths.

Where is it most beautiful? It will be particularly idyllic along the river Rott - here you can go for a walk or have a picnic while enjoying the view of the historic architecture.

Eggenfelden is definitely worth a trip! We hope that this travel guide has helped you to plan your trip in the best possible way.