The best MTB trails around Inchenhofen

They have very good beer there.

Sundown- Place

On a pilgrimage to (Nieder)Schönenfeld in 1691, 15-year-old Wilhelm Gastl became a particular admirer of the Mother of God. He therefore glued a devotional image of the Mother of God of Ettal onto a wooden board and attached it to a stately oak tree on the footpath from Aichach to the pilgrimage church of St. Leonhard in Inchenhofen in the spring of 1692. This image was venerated by many pilgrims and other people who passed by. A small wooden roof and a kneeler were soon erected in front of the image. Then Georg Planck, a farmer from Froschham, built a small wooden hut around the oak tree, where Wilhelm Gastl lived like a hermit. In 1696, construction of a brick chapel began. The delicate stucco was made by Matthias Lotter from Sirchenried in 1723. After a woman from Höchstädt was healed in 1699, pilgrims came from far and wide to the oak chapel. There are 271 Maria Eich. Records from 1698 to 1713 in several miracle books. The flourishing pilgrimage was abruptly interrupted as a result of secularization. However, a farmer from Oberbernbach bought the chapel and saved it from demolition. Today Maria Aich is once again enjoying great popularity. May devotions are celebrated in May. Once a year a supplication procession takes place from Oberbernbach to the chapel.

On a pilgrimage to (Nieder)Schönenfeld in 1691, 15-year-old Wilhelm Gastl became a particular admirer of the Mother of God. He therefore glued a devotional image of the Mother of God of Ettal onto a wooden board and hung it on the footpath from Aichach to Wall in the spring of 1692. View of the interior. This image was venerated by many pilgrims and other people who passed by. A small wooden roof and a kneeler were soon erected in front of the image. Then Georg Planck, a farmer from Froschham, built a small wooden hut around the oak tree, where Wilhelm Gastl lived like a hermit. In 1696, construction of a brick chapel began. The delicate stucco was made by Matthias Lotter from Sirchenried in 1723. After a woman from Höchstädt was healed in 1699, pilgrims came from far and wide to the Eichkapelle. 271 records from 1698 to 1713 are recorded in several miracle books. The flourishing pilgrimage was abruptly interrupted as a result of secularization. However, a farmer from Oberbernbach bought the chapel and saved it from demolition. Today, Maria Aich is once again enjoying great popularity. May devotions are celebrated in May. Once a year, a supplication procession takes place from Oberbernbach to the chapel.

The Sommerkeller Affing is a traditional forest beer garden in the district of Affing, Bavaria, known for its Bavarian delicacies and cozy atmosphere. Surrounded by forest, it has space for up to 550 guests and is ideal for family outings. Opening hours: The beer garden usually opens from May 1st and closes when the cold season begins. Offer: The menu includes classic Bavarian dishes such as roast pork, schnitzel and various snacks. There are special menus for children, and on certain days children under 12 can eat for free. Special features: The beer garden has a playground for children and a solar-powered charging station for e-bikes. Regular events and daily specials enrich the offer.

The parish church of St. Magnus in Kühbach, Aichach-Friedberg district, is an important baroque building with a rich history. History: Originally founded around the year 1000 as a Benedictine monastery, the church was rebuilt in the Gothic style after a fire in 1577. It was given its current baroque appearance between 1687 and 1688 by the master builder Giovanni Androi. Parts of the previous building were integrated. The patronage of St. Magnus of Füssen is unusual in this region and probably goes back to the founding family of the 11th century. Architecture and furnishings: The church is characterized by rich baroque stucco decoration. The mighty high altar and the five side altars are characterized by their walnut-veneered and partially gilded column structure as well as the large paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Particularly worthy of mention is the altar painting by Johann Andreas Wolff from 1708, which depicts the glory of Saint Magnus. The parish church of St. Magnus is an outstanding example of baroque church architecture in Bavaria and an important cultural heritage of the region.

The Oberbernbacher Forest is always worth a visit.

Great place to stop off on the weekend.