Discover Rudelzhausen

Local and regional cycling routes run around Rudelzhausen. The municipality is also characterised by the outdoor pool in Tegernbach and historic religious buildings in Kirchdorf and Enzelhausen. These experiences are spread across different locations and range from outdoor activities to local history.

Cycling routes for different ways of getting around

There are local cycling routes in and around Rudelzhausen, as well as regional routes such as the Abens Cycle Route. The paths can also be used by hikers, walkers and inline skaters. The range of routes offers different ways to enjoy an active stay. The network may change; check local route information before setting out.

The outdoor pool in Tegernbach

The municipal outdoor pool is in the district of Tegernbach. It has a large swimming pool and a separate children’s pool with a sun sail. Facilities also include a beach volleyball court and a spacious sunbathing lawn with free sun umbrellas. Children can play on a wooden bulldozer and a leaf-shaped balance beam.

A kiosk offers light snacks and drinks. The pool’s opening hours depend on the season; prices and facilities may change. Check the latest opening times and information about the facilities before your visit. You should also check locally whether the kiosk is open.

Local history in Kirchdorf and Enzelhausen

The parish church of the Assumption of Mary stands in Kirchdorf, the oldest district of Rudelzhausen. In Enzelhausen is the Chapel of St Stephen, also known as the Schimmel Chapel. It was first mentioned by name in 1590. These two religious buildings offer different glimpses into the municipality’s history.

You can visit the Schimmel Chapel by arranging an appointment in advance with the Rudelzhausen parish office. Bear this requirement in mind when planning if you would like to include the chapel in your stay.

Nature and culture in the wider Freising destination

The wider Freising destination has its own nature and culture highlights. The Amper Valley in the district of Freising is a designated landscape conservation area and is used as a local recreation area for hiking and cycling. It is home to numerous specially protected animal and plant species, including four of the 16 dragonfly species in Bavaria that are threatened with extinction.

Freising’s cultural trails also offer routes of different lengths. The 13.5-kilometre Culture & Nature circular trail passes key sights in the city. The Weihenstephan Art Trail runs across the campus past almost 30 contemporary artworks by regional and internationally recognised artists. It consists of two circular walks, each taking a little over an hour.

In Freising’s historic city centre, burghers’ and canons’ houses dating from the Gothic to the Baroque period surround Marienplatz, where a Marian column dating from 1674 also stands. On Cathedral Hill, Freising Cathedral has a crypt and the Beast Column. In Freising, city walks, architecture and art trails can therefore be explored as distinct cultural highlights.

When choosing accommodation, it helps to first decide what you would like to focus on: should Rudelzhausen, with its cycling routes, outdoor pool and local history, be at the heart of your trip, or would you also like to include nature and cultural destinations in the wider Freising area? Choose your location based on the experiences you would most like to spend time on during your trip.

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