Discover Pullach i.Isartal

Pullach i.Isartal offers several ways to enjoy a trip: a walk along the Isar high bank, culture at the Bürgerhaus and a historic townscape. If you are looking for a hotel for your stay, you can start with your planned itinerary. Would you like to spend time outdoors, plan a cultural event or learn about the town’s history? The following places can help you decide what to focus on during your trip, without having to commit to a fixed itinerary.

Getting here: S-Bahn stations within the municipality

The municipality has S-Bahn stations at Großhesselohe, Pullach and Höllriegelskreuth. These three names give you specific points of reference for your journey. Check the current timetable for your travel dates if you want to take a particular connection. This will help you plan your journey to suit your plans.

Culture at the Bürgerhaus

The Bürgerhaus Pullach is the cultural and social centre of the municipality and southern Munich. It houses a theatre and concert hall with seating for 440 people. The cultural programme includes theatre, classical music, cabaret and jazz. This shared venue brings together these different cultural interests under one roof. The programme changes from one event to the next. If a particular performance is the deciding factor for your stay, check the dates for your travel period.

Historic townscape

The old Church of the Holy Spirit is Pullach’s landmark and also the oldest building in the municipality. Located on the edge of the Isar high bank, it has shaped the townscape since the 15th century. This gives you a different point of reference from the changing cultural programme: the church connects your stay with the townscape’s long history. If you would like to understand Pullach not only through planned activities but also through its historic buildings, you can take this into account when planning your trip.

Walks along the Isar high bank

The Josef-Breher-Weg is recommended for walks through Pullach and runs along the Isar valley high bank. This provides a clearly defined option for spending time outdoors. The Kneipp facility, built in 1973, is also located on the Hochleite at the Josef-Breher-Weg. It consists of a water-treading basin and an arm-dipping fountain. Their names make the two features easy to distinguish: one is for walking in water, while the other is for dipping your arms.

Which focus suits your stay?

When planning your trip, a walk and a cultural event differ mainly in how much they tie you to a particular time. The Josef-Breher-Weg is recommended for walks, while individual events at the Bürgerhaus change. If a particular performance matters to you, plan your trip around the relevant date and check the current programme. If you are more interested in a cultural focus without a specific event in mind, the four genres give you an idea of the range on offer at the venue. The old Church of the Holy Spirit adds a historical perspective that does not depend on the event schedule.

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