Ebersberg: Hotels and Accommodations

Ebersberg District is located east of Munich. Its southern part reaches the foothills of the Alps and is considered hilly.

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Nature and Landscape

The district includes the Ebersberg Forest, which is considered a large forested area, as well as a wide selection of lakes. According to the regional tourism association, the Ebersberg Forest covers around 90 square kilometers, including 77 square kilometers of state forest. Several hundred kilometers of paths are used for extended forest walks and cycling tours.

The Walderlebnispfad Hohenlindener Sauschütt nature trail is part of the district's forest. Visitors can observe deer, red deer, and wild boars in enclosures there. On the edge of the Ebersberg Forest, the Wald & Umwelt Museum showcases the importance of the local forest from the past to the present.

Eierbühel is located in the area surrounding Ebersberg, while Fentberg lies in the wider regional area.

Culture and History

The filial church of St. Koloman in Kirchseeon is located in the immediate vicinity of Ebersberg. The filial church of St. Margaretha in Haselbach (St. Ebersberg) is situated in the surrounding area.

The Munich-Riem concentration camp subcamp and the Deutsches Museum of Masterpieces of Science and Technology are located in the wider regional area of Ebersberg.

Leisure and Culture

The Hellabrunn Zoo and SEA LIFE Munich are also located in the wider regional area of Ebersberg.

More local pages: Zorneding, Hohenlinden, Grafing bei München, Glonn, Egmating, Ebersberg, Anzing, Baiern, Kirchseeon, Oberpframmern.

For the higher-level travel overview: Bavaria.