Jetzendorf

Jetzendorf is located about 35 kilometres northwest of Munich and is surrounded by a picturesque landscape. The region is known for its numerous cycling and hiking trails as well as the many lakes and rivers, which are perfect for fishing.

One of the most popular sights in Jetzendorf is Hohenkammer Castle. The imposing building dates back to the 12th century and today houses a hotel with restaurant and a brewery. Another highlight is the Jetzendorf carnival parades, where local groups present elaborate costumes.

For cultural highlights, we recommend a visit to the Indersdorf monastery or the Benedictine monastery of Scheyern - both are just a few kilometres away. Art lovers should also visit the Georg Schäfer Museum, which houses an impressive collection of European paintings.

The culinary scene in Jetzendorf will not disappoint: be sure to try the famous roast pork or enjoy regional specialities such as liver dumplings or obatzda with a freshly tapped beer from the local brewery.

If it's raining outside there are plenty of indoor activities to do: Visit the indoor swimming pool or relax in the Schlosshotel's wellness area. Families can enjoy a trip to the nearby indoor playgrounds.

In spring and summer, Jetzendorf is particularly beautiful when nature is in full bloom and it is warm enough for outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking or fishing. In autumn, you can enjoy the golden October while walking through the colourful landscape.

Jetzendorf is definitely worth a trip - whether as a day trip from Munich or as a destination for a longer stay. We hope that this Travel Guide will help you to plan your trip in the best possible way!