Tann: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Tann
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Tann is a market town in the Lower Bavarian district of Rottal-Inn. The municipality is located in southeastern Lower Bavaria, approximately 13 km northwest of Simbach, 16 km southwest of Pfarrkirchen, and 23 km from both Burghausen and Altötting.
Tann offers local amenities and shopping opportunities.
Anyone planning a stay in Tann will want to find suitable accommodation.
Culture
Tann has held historic market rights since the late 14th and 15th centuries; the Martinimarkt continues this market tradition.
Near Tann lies Perach, with the Catholic Church of the Assumption of St. Mary. The wider regional area also includes the Benedictine Abbey of St. Veit in Neumarkt and Wolfakirchen, with its Catholic parish church of the Assumption of St. Mary.
Landscape
Tann is situated in the typical hilly landscape of Lower Bavaria. The Krebsenberg is located in the surrounding area. The wider regional area also includes Schlossberg and Ameisenberg.
Geographical Location
The nearest railway station is in Marktl, 11 km from Tann.
More local pages: Hebertsfelden, Wurmannsquick
For the higher-level travel overview: Rottal-Inn.
