Beilngries showcases its cultural side with a Baroque town hall, the Rococo Frauenkirche church and Hirschberg Castle, which was formerly a prince-bishop's residence. This provides a concrete point of reference for travelers who want to discover Baroque and Rococo architecture.
Nature
South of Beilngries, the Sulz and Altmühl rivers meet, while the Main-Danube Canal borders the town to the north.
The surrounding area of Beilngries includes Alcmona, Schellenburg, Liebeneck Ruins, the Webergasse Bastion and Schuhberg.
The wider regional surroundings of Beilngries include Spekelsberg.
Reitenberg and Sulzbuck are located in the immediate vicinity of Beilngries.
Local Character
Fresh springs have been used for brewing beer in Beilngries for centuries. Beer can be enjoyed in the town's numerous inns.
Getting Around
Nature-focused discovery tours lead through the surroundings of Beilngries, and long-distance hiking trails stop in the town. This is a clear point of reference for travelers interested in nature-focused discovery tours and long-distance hiking trails.
The routes in Beilngries range from leisurely walks to more physically demanding hikes and are suited to different walking preferences.
Other destinations at a glance: Gaimersheim, Dollnstein, Schernfeld, Titting, Wellheim, Kösching, Lenting, Kinding.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Beilngries.
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