The town of Feldkirchen in Upper Bavaria can best be described as tranquil and traditional, and if you’re looking for an authentic Bavarian experience, you can be sure to get your money's worth.
There are many reasons why a city trip to Feldkirchen is worthwhile, but it is mostly because of the host of landmarked buildings that await you. For example, St. James’ Parish Church is a wonderful sight to behold, combining Neo-Baroque architecture with a Late-Gothic style. Built in around 1720, it is run today by the Catholic help organisation Caritas as a nursery. Then continue your city trip with a visit to St. Emmeram’s Chapel, a Neo-Gothic brick building on the outskirts of Feldkirchen. This listed building was built in 1842 and captures visitors with the history of the area back to 853, the year in which Feldkirchen was first mentioned in records.
Even if Baroque or Gothic style isn’t really your thing, there is still plenty to see on a short trip to Feldkirchen. The Neue Messe München (Munich Exhibition Centre) is not far away and is definitely worth a visit on a mini-break. There are always new trends to marvel at in the gigantic 180,000m² building, both on weekdays and weekends. Various activities are on offer: stamp collectors will get their money's worth, as will sport fanatics and budding gardeners. If you go past the exhibition grounds on your city trip, you must stop at the centre’s impressive lake, the Messesee. There you can get a closer look at the art sculpture, known as Gran Paradiso, by Munich artist Stephan Huber.
If, after all the visiting and marvelling, you’re in the mood to go somewhere cosy, you won't have to go too far. There are lots of options when you’re wondering where to stop next on your city trip to Feldkirchen. For example, you will find the Flieger Bräu restaurant in the middle of Feldkirchen. It will welcome you with its daily changing menus and home-brewed beer. What’s more, the in-house butcher opens its doors every Saturday and invites visitors to buy the locally produced specialities.
On the other hand, Feldkirchen’s Poseidon restaurant’s atmosphere is just as tranquil as its food is delicious. As well as a lunch menu there is a wide choice of Greek dishes and seafood on offer. Its large, cosy beer garden or the pleasant atmosphere of the restaurant inside are superb places to enjoy your meal.
