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Churches in Hampersberg and Erharting

The pilgrimage church of Hampersberg is one of Erharting’s attractions. The Church of St. Ulrich in Hampersberg is a single-nave Late Gothic brick building with a west tower, dating from the second half of the 15th century.

The parish church of St. Peter and Paul in Erharting offers a different architectural style. It is a Rococo building featuring valuable scagliola. Erharting is therefore home to two distinct church styles: the Late Gothic brick building in Hampersberg and the Rococo building with its scagliola decor.

Brewing tradition, places to eat, and getting here

Beer has been brewed in Erharting since 1872. You can sample the Erharting brewery’s speciality beers in the historic Sommerkeller. If you plan to take a tasting, please check current availability before travelling. Places where visitors can eat include the Pauliwirt, the Schützenstüberl, and the Sommerkeller beer garden. As opening and availability may change, confirm details before visiting.

Erharting has direct access to the A94. This is a useful landmark if you are travelling by car; check current traffic conditions before setting off.

Mühldorf Am Inn: history and culture

The wider destination of Mühldorf Am Inn offers its own cultural and nature attractions in the town of Mühldorf a. Inn. The 500-metre-long town square is lined with colourful facades in the Inn-Salzach architectural style. The square is home to the Salzburg High Fountain, a gift from Salzburg Prince-Archbishop Johannes Ernst von Thun in 1692. A short walk through the old town reveals the history and architectural highlights of the district town.

The “Traidkästen” granaries, Haberkasten and Kornkasten, also tell the story of changing uses: the two buildings, with a courtyard between them, were built as grain stores in the 15th century; later, the Haberkasten was converted into a cultural centre. Since 1999, the courtyard has hosted the summer festival every year during the first two weeks of July. If the festival is important to your trip, check the specific event dates.

The exhibitions in Mühldorf a. Inn cover a range of subjects. The permanent exhibition “Everyday Life, Armament, Annihilation” at the Mühldorf a. Inn History Centre and Museum presents the history of the district of Mühldorf during the Nazi era. “Lifeline Inn” explores how people lived alongside the river and how it is used today. Rather than a traditional collection of trophies or a wall of weapons, the Kotter Jagdmus(s)eum offers a quirky, humorous, and at the same time critical look at the hunting scene.

Nature and activities to enjoy together

The Innaue nature trail connects the town of Mühldorf a. Inn with the local recreation area south of the Inn and features eleven interactive stations. It is a circular route, educational trail, and walking path all in one, and is suitable for pushchairs and families. The GPS tour “A Court on the Move” offers another way to explore Mühldorf: it takes you through Mühldorf am Inn, where you solve various puzzles along the way. As digital availability may change, check in advance if you plan to take the tour.

Visitors can cross the Inn on the historic cable ferry “Josef III”, which is pulled across the river by rope. Mühldorf outdoor swimming pool has a swimming pool, a non-swimmer pool, a children’s paddling pool, a water slide, and a beach volleyball court. There is also a food and drink outlet on site.

Choose the right search destination

When searching for a holiday apartment, it helps to consider what you want your stay to focus on. Churches, brewing tradition, and direct access to the A94 are the key points of reference for Erharting. The town square, museums, and nature trail belong to the wider destination of Mühldorf Am Inn and offer a separate focus for visitors.

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