In the wider regional surroundings of Ringelai are Krämpelstein Castle, Passau Cathedral, Königstein Ruins and Rathmannsdorf, St. Ulrich Catholic Parish Church.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Ringelai.
The places mentioned appeal to visitors who would like to combine their stay with cultural discoveries.
Nature
In the immediate surroundings of Ringelai are Sulzberg and Steinberg.
In the surrounding area of Ringelai are Kühberg and Großalmeyerschloss.
Geographical Location
Ringelai is a municipality in the Freyung-Grafenau district of Lower Bavaria and in the Bavarian Forest region.
Ringelai is located in the Bavarian Forest on the deeply incised and wide valley floor of the Wolfsteiner Ohe.
Culture and History
The archaeological adventure park offers visitor activities such as bread baking and insights into Celtic life. This appeals to visitors who would like to combine history with a hands-on activity.
A church was built on the site of a chapel in 1752 and was replaced by a new building between 1919 and 1921.
History and Orientation
Ringelai is located approximately 8 kilometres west of Freyung, 11 kilometres southeast of Grafenau, 18 kilometres northeast of Tittling and 33 kilometres north of Passau.
Boundary stones dating from 1691 have been preserved at Geistlicher Stein.
Leisure and Landscape
A stay in Ringelai offers leisure opportunities such as Bavarian Forest National Park, Pullman City and the Bavarian Forest mountains Arber, Rachel and Lusen.
Locally, Ringelai is described as being situated in the Bavarian Schmalzdobl.
More local pages: Haidmühle, Eppenschlag, Schöfweg, Sankt Oswald, Saldenburg, Sankt Oswald-Riedlhütte, Hinterschmiding, Freyung.
