Hohenbrunn

Geographical location

Hohenbrunn is located southeast of Munich and is part of the Munich environs. The municipality covers an area of around 10 square kilometres and has about 9,000 inhabitants. The village is surrounded by beautiful nature with forests, lakes and rolling hills.

Special features

A special attraction in Hohenbrunn is Höhenried Castle - a magnificent building from the late 19th century with impressive parkland situated directly on Lake Starnberg.

Sights relevant to tourism

In addition to Schloss Höhenried, there are other interesting sights in Hohenbrunn, such as the Church of St. Stephanus or the "Alte Schule" local history museum. A stroll through the historic town centre is also well worthwhile.

Cultural Highlights & Events

In summer, open-air concerts are held regularly - a great opportunity to enjoy music outdoors! Equally worth seeing are the numerous art exhibitions and theatre performances in the region.

Culinary specialities

Bavarian cuisine is world-famous and Hohenbrunn also has a lot to offer in the way of culinary delights. Be sure to try the regional specialities such as Weißwurst (white sausage), Brezn (pretzels) or Leberknödel (liver dumplings) - best accompanied by a fresh beer from one of the numerous breweries in the area.

Outdoor activities

Hohenbrunn offers a variety of outdoor activities for every taste. In summer, for example, you can explore nearby Lake Starnberg, go hiking or cycling. In winter, the surrounding mountains invite you to go skiing and snowboarding.

Best Seasons & Places

The best times to visit Hohenbrunn are spring, summer and autumn - when the weather is mild and you can be active outside. The most beautiful places are certainly Höhenried Castle and the historic town centre with its picturesque alleys and squares.

Total

Hohenbrunn in the district of Munich is definitely worth a visit! Whether nature or culture lovers: everyone gets their money's worth here. Use this Travel Guide as an orientation aid for your stay on site!