Michelsneukirchen: Hotels and Accommodation

Michelsneukirchen is located in the Vorderer Bavarian Forest between the Danube and Regen rivers. The town lies at an altitude of 569 metres above sea level.

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Nature

The landscape around Michelsneukirchen is hilly and comprises forests, green meadows and cultivated fields. Fundberg and Schweinsberg are each located approximately in the nearby surroundings of Michelsneukirchen and are mountains. Zimmerberg and Palmberg are each located approximately in the surrounding area of Michelsneukirchen and are also mountains.

Culture and History

Michelsneukirchen is associated with St. Michael's Parish Church and the subsidiary church of St. Giles in Dörfling. Its origins date back to 1231; the parish in Michelsneukirchen has been mentioned since 1236.

The local Baroque church was consecrated in 1711 and subsequently artistically furnished. Another Baroque landmark was created at the church in Dörfling in 1750.

Located approximately in the wider regional surroundings of Michelsneukirchen are Mitterfels Castle, a castle, Donaustauf Castle Ruin, a historic site, and Neunussberg Castle Ruin, a ruin. Chammünster Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary, a church, is located approximately in the surrounding area of Michelsneukirchen.

Trails and Routes

A circular hiking trail approximately 3 km long leads around the Schwammerlstein rock and a grotto near Dörfling in Michelsneukirchen. In the area around Schwammerlstein, there is also a nature discovery trail with a small waterfall on the way to Ponholz.

The 25 km-long Festspielradweg cycle route runs through Michelsneukirchen; it runs between Falkenstein and Cham.

More local pages: Hohenwarth, Roding, Grafenwiesen, Schorndorf, Weiding, Gleißenberg, Arnschwang

To the higher-level travel overview: Cham.