The surrounding area of Germering is home to Blutenburg Palace, Villa Rustica Leutstetten, the Munich Paleontological Museum and the Bavarian State Archaeological Collection. It also includes Hellabrunn Zoo, SEA LIFE Munich, Schönberg and Höllberg. The first four places mentioned are particularly appealing to travelers interested in culture and history.
Geographical Location
Germering lies west of Munich in the Fürstenfeldbruck district of Upper Bavaria. This location is interesting for travelers who view Germering in connection with Munich and Upper Bavaria.
Landscape
Germering lies on the northwestern edge of the Munich Gravel Plain on relatively level terrain that slopes gently downward toward the north.
History
Early medieval row graves and the remains of a pre-Romanesque church lie beneath the old Church of St. Martin.
Trails and Activities
An easy circular trail from Puchheim S-Bahn station to Lake Germering is described as suitable for families and nature lovers.
There are also two Kneipp facilities and a playground along the route.
A cycling tour from Maisach to the Olympic Park passes through Germering and continues toward Pasing, Blutenburg and Nymphenburg.
Nature
Lake Germering is an artificial bathing lake in the northwest of Germering, near the small, wooded Parsberg hill.
More local pages: Mammendorf, Egenhofen, Puchheim, Alling, Emmering, Olching, Maisach, Moorenweis.
You can now rent a holiday apartment in Germering.
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