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Located by Munich Airport, Oberding is a small village and a municipality set within a picturesque parcel of Upper Bavaria. A community built on agriculture and forestry, the rich surrounding countryside is a backdrop of greenery, woods and rivers, smattered with historic churches and small villages. Oberding village offers a peaceful stay or stopover, less than an hours’ drive from Munich. Its rural landscape is the main attraction, setting the scene for golf, sports and idyllic walks.
Things to see
An unspoilt haven just south of town, Notzinger Weiher is the perfect spot to spend a hazy summer’s day. With its lush lawns, shady trees and 3 sparkling ponds, visitors and locals alike come to sunbathe and swim. Along with playgrounds for the kids, the park also provides a refreshment kiosk. Just 5 minutes away in Aufkirchen, the grand Church of St. John the Baptist dates back to the early 18th century. Complete with a distinct onion domed tower, the building’s light interior features lavish rococo adornments and centuries old artworks. Home turf of the local baseball team, the Schwaig Red Lions Ballpark and its adjoining amenities cater to a variety of sports. Along with football pitches and gym halls, you’ll find a community theatre too. For some seriously good golf, look to Golfclub München Eichenried. Set among leafy woodland and picturesque water hazards, the immaculate 27-hole course offers a driving range and restaurant.
Hotels in Oberding
The hotels in Oberding and the surrounding area cater to every type of stay. You can enjoy familiar comfort in chain name accommodation, classical charm in a country retreat, or cutting edge style and modern amenities in a luxury airport hotel. The larger properties in the area feature lots of amenities, with onsite restaurants, swimming pools, business centres and meeting rooms all common place. In the more upmarket digs you can expect the addition of spa facilities. Most hotels in Oberding provide plenty of mod-cons in-room, which usually include cable television and WiFi.
Where to stay
Most of the hotels in Oberding’s municipality area sit just north of the village, towards the airport. The village itself, with its red-tiled blend of old and new architecture, provides a small handful of shops and eateries beside the Dorfen River. The nearest commercial epicentre is around 6 kilometres away in the bustling town of Erding, which offers lots of amenities and attractions, along with a hearty slice of Bavarian culture. A car is useful if you want to visit the nearby communities and parks, with the forested areas of Notzingermoos and Zengermoos both sitting within an easy 20 minute drive away.
How to get to Oberding
Munich Airport is just a few short minutes away from Oberding village, partially within the municipality itself. As Germany’s second busiest airport it serves destinations throughout the world, with connections to Asia, Africa, the United States, the Middle East and most major European cities. Chances are you’ll be using Oberding as a convenient stopover before or after a flight. Set just over 28 kilometres from Munich, you can travel between the airport and the city via the S-Bahn railway service, on lines S1 and S8. A journey to Marienplatz station in the city centre takes around 45 minutes.
Located by Munich Airport, Oberding is a small village and a municipality set within a picturesque parcel of Upper Bavaria. A community built on agriculture and forestry, the rich surrounding countryside is a backdrop of greenery, woods and rivers, smattered with historic churches and small villages. Oberding village offers a peaceful stay or stopover, less than an hours’ drive from Munich. Its rural landscape is the main attraction, setting the scene for golf, sports and idyllic walks.
Things to see
An unspoilt haven just south of town, Notzinger Weiher is the perfect spot to spend a hazy summer’s day. With its lush lawns, shady trees and 3 sparkling ponds, visitors and locals alike come to sunbathe and swim. Along with playgrounds for the kids, the park also provides a refreshment kiosk. Just 5 minutes away in Aufkirchen, the grand Church of St. John the Baptist dates back to the early 18th century. Complete with a distinct onion domed tower, the building’s light interior features lavish rococo adornments and centuries old artworks. Home turf of the local baseball team, the Schwaig Red Lions Ballpark and its adjoining amenities cater to a variety of sports. Along with football pitches and gym halls, you’ll find a community theatre too. For some seriously good golf, look to Golfclub München Eichenried. Set among leafy woodland and picturesque water hazards, the immaculate 27-hole course offers a driving range and restaurant.
Hotels in Oberding
The hotels in Oberding and the surrounding area cater to every type of stay. You can enjoy familiar comfort in chain name accommodation, classical charm in a country retreat, or cutting edge style and modern amenities in a luxury airport hotel. The larger properties in the area feature lots of amenities, with onsite restaurants, swimming pools, business centres and meeting rooms all common place. In the more upmarket digs you can expect the addition of spa facilities. Most hotels in Oberding provide plenty of mod-cons in-room, which usually include cable television and WiFi.
Where to stay
Most of the hotels in Oberding’s municipality area sit just north of the village, towards the airport. The village itself, with its red-tiled blend of old and new architecture, provides a small handful of shops and eateries beside the Dorfen River. The nearest commercial epicentre is around 6 kilometres away in the bustling town of Erding, which offers lots of amenities and attractions, along with a hearty slice of Bavarian culture. A car is useful if you want to visit the nearby communities and parks, with the forested areas of Notzingermoos and Zengermoos both sitting within an easy 20 minute drive away.
How to get to Oberding
Munich Airport is just a few short minutes away from Oberding village, partially within the municipality itself. As Germany’s second busiest airport it serves destinations throughout the world, with connections to Asia, Africa, the United States, the Middle East and most major European cities. Chances are you’ll be using Oberding as a convenient stopover before or after a flight. Set just over 28 kilometres from Munich, you can travel between the airport and the city via the S-Bahn railway service, on lines S1 and S8. A journey to Marienplatz station in the city centre takes around 45 minutes.
