Treubach: Church History, Forest Trails and Beer Experiences

Treubach combines impressive church history with peaceful forest trails, regional beer culture and small opportunities to enjoy yourself. Those who want to bring together different interests during their holiday will find opportunities here for cultural discoveries, exercise in nature and special experiences centred around local products. This mix can help you choose a holiday apartment in Treubach that suits your personal travel plans.

Churches and Chapels Shaping the Local Landscape

The beautifully restored Treubach parish church, surrounded by the cemetery, forms the centre of the village. Its appearance combines different eras: the church was built in the Gothic style and later remodelled in the Baroque style. The Baroque interior with lattice-band stucco by Johann Michael Vierthaler from 1729 is particularly striking. The parish church therefore provides a tangible introduction to the region’s architectural and artistic history.

West of and below the church stands the Bründl Chapel, built in 1737. Beside it is a spring traditionally believed to have healing powers for eye ailments. The chapel also has a special historical designation: it was rebuilt in 1945 by returning prisoners of war from the Second World War and has since also been known as the Homecoming Chapel. Another trace of church history leads to Treubach’s Marienkirche. According to an indulgence letter from 1465, it held the special status of an indulgence and pilgrimage church.

Hiking, Forests and Fishing

Treubach has a well-developed network of trails for relaxing hikes. In addition, there are peaceful forest paths that allow for a quieter way to explore the area. This lets you vary your holiday days: a cultural tour can be followed by a walk through the forest, while other days can be devoted entirely to activity or relaxation. Treubach also offers opportunities for fishing. When looking for accommodation, it is therefore especially worth considering which of these types of experience should shape your stay.

Beer Culture with Active Participation

The Pfesch private brewery offers a special local experience. During the brewing seminar, participants can take part directly in brewing beer and work as brewers. No prior knowledge is required. This makes the experience an engaging opportunity not only to learn about how the beverage is produced, but also to participate in the process practically.

The private brewery’s guided tours include beer tastings featuring various beer styles from the Innviertel beer region. The Pfesch beer picnic also includes a rowing-boat trip on the pond. Depending on the weather, this experience can be booked from mid-April to mid-October. Those who would also like to discover regional specialities for themselves will find small farm shops in Treubach offering opportunities to buy local products.

Choosing Treubach as a Holiday Destination

Whether churches, forest trails, fishing or beer experiences are the main focus, Treubach can be explored in a variety of ways. When looking for a holiday apartment or holiday house, you can therefore first consider what combination of culture, nature and regional enjoyment you would like for your trip.

More Places for Planning Your Trip

If you would like to compare other places in addition to Treubach, you can expand your search to include Aufhausen, Neukirchen An Der Enknach, Roßbach, Sankt Pantaleon, Moosdorf, Mattighofen, Eggelsberg and Sankt Georgen Am Fillmannsbach.

For the higher-level travel overview: Braunau Am Inn.