Grafing near Munich: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Grafing near Munich
St. Leonhard auf dem Felde was built around 1300 in the Gothic style and is, based on the surviving structures, Grafing’s oldest preserved building. The oldest rediscovered frescoes date from 1408.
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Culture and history
In the immediate vicinity of Grafing near Munich are the branch church of St. Margaretha in Haselbach (St. Ebersberg) and the branch church of St. Koloman in Kirchseeon. The branch church of the Visitation of Mary in Hohenlinden is also located in the surrounding area. In the wider regional area around Grafing lies the Munich-Riem subcamp of the concentration camp.
Elkofen Castle is located in the district of Unterelkofen, two kilometers south of Grafing city center. It is considered one of the best-preserved castles in Upper Bavaria and is surrounded by a wide and deep moat that was formerly filled with water. The market church of the Most Holy Trinity is considered a gem of art history. Gallus Mayr built it in 1672; it was incorporated into the row of houses north of the market square.
Grafing’s town hall is considered the only Baroque town hall in the district of Ebersberg. Its history is linked to the destruction and reconstruction of the former market town hall.
Nature
Grafing is located in the Munich region in the Alpine foothills, at the confluence of the Urtelbach and Wieshamer Bach streams with the Attel. The Dobelgebiet and Atteltal landscape conservation area extends across Grafing and Aßling; Grafing is also home to the Katzenreuther Filze landscape conservation area.
Laubberg, Seeberg, and Sauberg are located in the area surrounding Grafing near Munich. Eierbühel is also situated nearby.
Geographical location
Grafing railway station is located about one kilometer from the city center. From there, regional train services run toward Munich–Rosenheim and Munich–Wasserburg, as well as S-Bahn line S6.
Grafing is a starting point for excursions to the district of Ebersberg, Munich, the Chiemgau region, and the Alps.
To the higher-level travel overview: Ebersberg district.
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