Trostberg

Geographically, Trostberg lies on the southern edge of the Chiemgau region and has the Alz River flowing through it. The town is particularly characterised by its idyllic location - surrounded by rolling hills and green meadows.

Tourist highlights include Schedling Castle with its magnificent baroque garden and the parish church of St. Andreas, which is known for its art-historical treasures. A stroll through the historic old town is also well worthwhile.

Culturally, Trostberg also has a lot to offer: Concerts and theatre performances are held regularly, and the annual town festival is not to be missed.

For gourmets, there are some culinary specialities to discover in Trostberg: from hearty Bavarian specialities to international cuisine, everyone will find something to their taste here.

For those who prefer to be active, you can, for example, cycle along the picturesque river landscape on the Alztal cycle path or explore the surroundings on a hike - especially in autumn, the forests around Trostberg shine in a blaze of colour.

And what do you do when the weather is bad? Don't worry! There are numerous museums and exhibitions in the region that are well worth a visit. A trip to the nearby thermal spa Bad Aibling also offers relaxation and recreation.

Whether it's sunny or rainy - Trostberg is worth a trip at any time of year. However, it is especially beautiful here in spring when nature awakens and everything blossoms and smells. So let's go! Pack your bags, grab this travel guide and discover this enchanting little town on the edge of the Alps for yourself!