Postmünster: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the wider regional area around Postmünster are the Catholic parish church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Wolfakirchen, the Catholic Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Perach, and the Benedictine Monastery of St. Veit in Neumarkt. Schlossberg, Krebsenberg, Blosenberg, and Galgenberg are also located in this wider regional area. Wolfakirchen is therefore a suitable point of reference for visitors interested in ecclesiastical culture.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Postmünster.

Culture and History

The late Gothic parish church of St. Benedict in the center of Postmünster is a 15th-century building; the year 1492 is recorded on the main arch of the church vault.

Postmünster has a local character shaped by agriculture, represented by the two ears of grain in the municipal coat of arms.

Postmünster was first mentioned in a document in 1058 under the name “Possinmunsturi”; the name is believed to be connected with an earlier monastery.

Geographical Setting

Postmünster is located in the Rottal region on the Rottauensee lake, in the Lower Bavarian hills.

Nature and Water

Rottauensee is a 60-hectare reservoir and a recreational area in Lower Bavaria.

Active Recreation

Designated bridle paths run around the lake and along the Rott; in winter, cross-country ski trails may be prepared when there is sufficient snow. This information is relevant for travel plans involving horseback riding or cross-country skiing in winter.

The recreational activities mentioned at Rottauensee include hiking, cycling, water sports, swimming, Nordic walking, sailing, and surfing.

Getting There

The nearest railway station is in Pfarrkirchen on the Passau–Neumarkt-Sankt Veit railway line.

More local pages for travel planning: Tann, Kirchdorf Am Inn, Hebertsfelden, Bayerbach, Egglham, Bad Birnbach, Rimbach, Stubenberg

For the overarching travel overview: Rottal-Inn.