Pellheim: St. Ursula and the cycle path

Pellheim near Dachau retains a village setting with a church, older buildings, and a cycle path. When choosing a hotel, it is worth comparing its actual address with the village center and the connection to the S-Bahn station.

Village and Church

• Pellheim has retained its village character.
• Pellheim is surrounded by meadows, fields, and orchards.
• The present-day St. Ursula Parish Church in Pellheim was built in 1689, retaining medieval masonry.
• The 48 m-high church tower of St. Ursula in Pellheim retains old Gothic and possibly even Romanesque masonry in its lower section.
• Tours of St. Ursula in Pellheim can be requested or arranged through the St. Jakob parish office.
• The historic inn at Dorfstraße 4–6 is an imposing hipped-roof building dating from 1750.

Cycle and Pedestrian Connection

• A pedestrian and cycle path connects Pellheim with Walpertshofen.
• The pedestrian and cycle path from Pellheim to Walpertshofen connects to an existing pedestrian and cycle path that continues to Hebertshausen S-Bahn station.
• The pedestrian and cycle path from Pellheim to Walpertshofen is just under two kilometers long.

Choosing Suitable Accommodation

The route to Walpertshofen is just under two kilometers long and connects to another route to Hebertshausen S-Bahn station; this does not mean there is a direct train station in Pellheim. Church tours can be requested. Check the hotel address, opening times, and actual transport connections individually.

For regional context: Dachau.