Landsberied offers several different points of interest: the nahTourBand “From the Monastery to the Ring” passes through the town, the Via Julia runs through the municipal area, and the Ski Club Lift is located on Filzberg. There is also St. John the Baptist Parish Church and a relocated atonement cross. This lets you choose between a route on foot or by bike, local architectural and route history, and a winter sports option that depends on snow conditions.
On foot or by bike: the nahTourBand
The approximately 30-kilometre nahTourBand “From the Monastery to the Ring” runs from Fürstenfeld Monastery via Landsberied, Jesenwang and Adelshofen to Althegnenberg. The sequence of several towns and the approximate distance give you a concrete framework for planning your day. Check the exact route before setting out. The nahTourBand invites you to explore the region on foot or by bicycle. Along the signposted nahTourBand routes, information boards point hikers and cyclists to interesting sights along the way.
The Via Julia as a historical trace
The Via Julia adds a historical dimension. The Roman road from Augsburg to Salzburg, now called the Via Julia, runs through the municipal area of Landsberied and was built in the mid-1st century. This gives you two different questions to consider when planning your trip: the nahTourBand invites you to explore the region, while the Via Julia points to a Roman road link and its early date. If you are interested in historic transport routes, you can treat this context as a separate focus alongside planning a tour today.
Church and atonement cross
The Catholic parish church of St. John the Baptist in Landsberied is a simple hall church with a recessed polygonal choir and a choir-flanking tower; Josef Schormüller built it in 1931/35. “Hall church” describes its simple ground plan, while the polygonal choir and choir-flanking tower describe the design of the choir and tower in greater detail. Another historic monument is a relocated atonement cross made of calcareous tufa, which probably dates back to the late Middle Ages. The construction date of the church thus contrasts with the tentative, approximate dating of the cross.
Skiing and snowboarding on Filzberg
The FĂĽrstenfeldbruck Ski Club Lift is located on Filzberg in Landsberied and can be used for skiing and snowboarding when there is sufficient snow. The planned seasonal period runs from November to March: from 2 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. on weekends, in each case until dark and no later than 4:30 p.m. As use depends on sufficient snow, check the latest operating information before travelling. This winter option differs from planning a hike or bike ride: snow conditions and the planned operating hours are key for the lift.
More to explore in the wider FĂĽrstenfeldbruck travel destination
In the wider Fürstenfeldbruck travel destination, the district offers a variety of hiking and cycling tours. A signposted circular route through the Haspelmoor begins at Haspelmoor train station. The region also offers cultural and industrial history: the Fürstenfeldbruck Museum is housed in the former monastery brewery and explores, among other things, the work of the “white monks” of the Cistercian Order. In Egenhofen, the Furthmühle preserves its grain mill and sawmill machinery in its original, working condition.
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