Aschbach – Horse Riding, Regional Cuisine and Architectural History

When looking for a hotel in Aschbach, three distinct highlights can help guide your choice: riding activities at Reiterhof Aschbach, upscale regional seasonal cuisine at Aschbacher Hof, and the historic architectural style of a former farmhouse at Aschbach 17. You can weigh these themes according to the reason for your trip rather than treating them as a fixed itinerary. Those focused on horse riding will look for different things than those especially interested in regional cuisine or historic architecture. This lets you tailor your search to your own interests.

Riding activities at Reiterhof Aschbach

Reiterhof Aschbach offers riding lessons for returning and advanced riders, trail rides, and coaching with horses. The activities differ in focus: experience level is a clear guide when choosing lessons, while trail rides and coaching with horses add other activities to the selection. Check the booking arrangements before your trip if you would like to include one of these activities.

Regional seasonal cuisine at Aschbacher Hof

Aschbacher Hof serves upscale regional seasonal cuisine in cosy dining rooms and on a panoramic terrace. The dining rooms and terrace offer two different settings for a restaurant visit, while the focus remains on seasonal regional cuisine. If you would like to include this culinary experience in your stay, you can plan a separate visit to the Hof. Check opening arrangements before your visit.

Architectural history at Aschbach 17

The residential section of the former farmhouse at Aschbach 17 is a two-storey building with a shallow-pitched gable roof and a veranda along the eaves, dating from the first half of the 19th century. The combination of the number of storeys, roof shape and veranda makes the architectural style specific and distinguishes the described residential section from the general image of a former farmhouse. A shallow-pitched gable roof is a gabled roof with a low pitch; “along the eaves” describes the veranda’s position on the eaves side. For travellers interested in architectural history, this provides a specific architectural point of reference.

Feldkirchen-Westerham as the wider setting

The wider destination of Feldkirchen-Westerham offers further points of interest. The 66 km Mangfall Cycle Path runs southeast from Munich to Rosenheim and follows the Mangfall directly from Feldkirchen-Westerham onwards. The Kleinhöhenrain Bee Nature Trail is 2.3 km long, making it considerably shorter than the cycle path. The pilgrimage church of Mariä Opferung in Oberreit houses a late Gothic carved devotional image dating from around 1470. The Feldkirchen-Westerham Local History Collection digitises, preserves and presents the municipality’s cultural heritage in words, sound and images, from the past and present. Altenburg is the ancestral castle of the Vagener family. The municipal information current as of 18 June 2024 lists Feldkirchen-Westerham as a stop on the Munich–Holzkirchen–Rosenheim railway line. Mangfalltal Golf Club is situated on a plateau above Feldkirchen-Westerham and offers unobstructed views of the Mangfall Mountains from almost every hole.

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