Markt Indersdorf

Geographically, Markt Indersdorf is located about 30 kilometres northwest of Munich and is easy to reach by car or public transport. The town is known for its historic old town with half-timbered houses from the 17th century as well as the beautiful baroque monastery church Maria Thalheim.

Touristic relevant sights are the Schlossmarkt Museum, which gives insights into the history of the town as well as the Maria Thalheim monastery garden, an idyllic place to relax and enjoy.

Cultural highlights are the annual folk festival in August as well as various concerts and theatre performances throughout the year. For culinary specialities, we recommend a visit to the local breweries such as the Gasthof Lacher brewery or a traditional Bavarian snack at the Wirtshaus zur Post.

For outdoor activities, there are hikes through the hilly landscape around Markt Indersdorf - especially beautiful in spring when everything is in bloom - or bicycle tours along the Amper cycle path to the nearby "Amperauen" nature reserve. In winter, you can do your rounds on the numerous cross-country ski trails or go ice skating at the nearby ice rink.

If it rains, we recommend a visit to the cinema or the town library. A walk through the old town with its cosy cafés and shops is also a nice alternative in bad weather.

But Markt Indersdorf is at its best during the annual autumn market, which takes place at the end of September. Here you can admire traditional handicrafts, try regional specialities and enjoy the colourful hustle and bustle.

Overall, Markt Indersdorf is definitely worth a trip for all those who long for a quiet yet varied holiday. We hope to have given you some useful tips with this travel guide!