Offenberg: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The area surrounding Offenberg includes several named places: Höhenberg, Burgstein, Klausenstein, and Schopf are located in the area around Offenberg. You can rent a holiday apartment in Offenberg.

Culture and History

In the wider regional area around Offenberg are Mitterfels Castle, Neunussberg Castle Ruins, Wallersdorf, the Catholic parish church of St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist, and St. George. Mitterfels Castle is particularly appealing if historical culture in the wider area is among your travel interests.

Geographical Location

Offenberg is situated on the Danube in the Danube Forest region of Lower Bavaria.

Offenberg has a long documented history dating back to the 10th century; traces of human settlement extend back to Celtic times.

Offenberg Palace is a late-medieval fortification on a hill above the Danube. Its present form dates from the 18th century, and the complex is used as a venue for cultural events.

Himmelberg Palace is an 18th-century palace with a Rococo chapel; its festival hall is used for concerts.

The municipality includes the White House cultural venue, the late Gothic parish church of St. Vitus in Neuhausen, and the Romanesque subsidiary church of St. Leonhard in Buchberg.

The Romanesque village church of St. John the Baptist in Kleinschwarzach has a typically Bavarian onion dome.

Arrival and Excursions

Offenberg is located near an exit of the A3 motorway. Excursions into the Bavarian Forest and along the Danube are possible.

More local pages to choose from: Winzer, Metten, Plattling, Auerbach, Hunding, Bernried, Grattersdorf, Deggendorf.

To the higher-level travel overview: Deggendorf.