Top 10 Castles around Eichenau

A Symbol of Connection - The Stone Cross at Blutenburg Castle https://www.blutenburg.de/rundgang-und-geschichte/steinkreuz The Beginning of a Sculpture Park https://www.blutenburg.de/rundgang-und-geschichte/skulpturenpark The Spanish Stone Cross A Spanish cross was erected south of Blutenburg Castle in 1983, initially almost unnoticed by the local population. Visitors often inquired about the origin and meaning of this cross. In 2003, the story was finally explained, and we are happy to share this information with interested visitors on a dedicated page of our walking tour.

Great park, pure nature

A highlight in many ways - great photo opportunity, even from afar through the open meadow "Am Durchblick" - nice stop in front of the castle by the pond without consumption or inside in the café - is on the Würmradweg-Nord between Pasing and Allach-Untermenzing in a north-south direction - east-west direction the castle is at the western end of the green belt "Durchblick" to Nymphenburg Palace and to the east to Langwieder See Where Munich cyclists like to ride, including insider tips. - link to the map: https://t1p.de/radlvorrangnetz - app "MunichWays":

A nice stop can be made at the Blutenburg, e.g. B. on a bike tour along the Würm or to Nymphenburg Palace www.munichways.de/Entdeckertour

Wikipedia (Schloss Esting, 2022-09-29): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Esting List of monuments for Olching (D-1-79-142-4, 2022-09-29): https://www.geodaten.bayern.de/denkmal_static_data/externe_denkmalliste/pdf/denkmalliste_merge_179142.pdf “Schloss Esting: Residential building, two-story detached plastered building with a stepped gable, core around 1700, Gothicizing expansion probably 1919; forecourt with castle chapel, gatehouse and tower, end of the 16th century, painting of the blind arcades and gatehouse by Karl Sonner, 1924; with furnishings; former castle farm, two-story plastered building with a stepped gable, 1st half of the 19th century; enclosure wall of the castle grounds, probably 18th/19th century.”

Wikipedia (Schloss Esting, 2022-09-29): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Esting List of monuments for Olching (D-1-79-142-4, 2022-09-29): https://www.geodaten.bayern.de/denkmal_static_data/externe_denkmalliste/pdf/denkmalliste_merge_179142.pdf “Schloss Esting: Residential building, two-story detached plastered building with a stepped gable, core around 1700, neo-Gothic expansion probably 1919; Outbuilding with castle chapel, gatehouse and tower, late 16th century, painting of the blind arcades and gatehouse by Karl Sonner, 1924; with furnishings; former castle economy, two-story plastered building with a stepped gable, 1st half of the 19th century; Wall of the castle district, probably 18th/19th century.”

Wikipedia (Gut Freiham, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gut_Freiham “…The castle, the Holy Cross Church, the castle restaurant, as well as the former cowshed and the former horse stable are individually protected as architectural monuments. ...” Wikipedia (list of architectural monuments in Aubing, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmäler_in_Aubing “Gasthaus Schlosswirtschaft Freiham ... two-story building from the 17th/18th century. Century, changed greatly in the 19th century; with portal” (D-1-62-000-1867) “Former cowshed ... probably at the end of the 19th century, also rebuilt after a fire in 1913; three-aisled, elongated hall with Bohemian caps over round pillars” (D-1-62-000-1869) “Former horse stable...probably 18th century; three-aisled hall arched on pillars, the Bohemian caps with simple stucco decoration, roof changed” (D-1-62-000-1868) “Former distillery... Single-storey gable roof building with gabled risalit, pilaster strips and drilled window frames in neo-baroque shapes, rear extension with flat gable roof and chimney, by Ludwig Bayer, 1887” (D-1-62-000-8733) “Catholic Church of the Holy Cross, single-nave building from the 15th century, in the 17th/18th. Century rebuilt; with equipment; Cemetery around the church, with gravestones, 17th to 20th centuries” (D-1-62-000-1865) “Freiham Castle ... essentially 17th century, redesigned in neo-Gothic style in 1865, with associated park” (D-1-62-000-1866) Edith-Haberland-Wagner Foundation (Gut Freiham, Munich, 2021-09-24): https://www.ehw-stiftung.de/projekte/gut-freiham/ Wikipedia (Edith Haberland Wagner Foundation, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith-Haberland-Wagner_Stiftung

Wikipedia (Gut Freiham, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gut_Freiham “… The castle, the Heilig Kreuz church, the castle inn and the former cowshed and horse stable are individually protected as monuments. ...” Wikipedia (List of monuments in Aubing, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmäler_in_Aubing "Gasthaus Schlosswirtschaft Freiham ... two-storey building of the 17th/18th century, greatly modified in the 19th century; with portal” (D-1-62-000-1867) “Former cowshed … probably at the end of the 19th century, also rebuilt after a fire in 1913; three-aisled, elongated hall with Bohemian caps over round pillars" (D-1-62-000-1869) “Former stables … probably 18th century; three-aisled hall vaulted on pillars, the Bohemian caps with simple stucco decoration, roof changed” (D-1-62-000-1868) "Former distillery ... One-storey saddle roof building with gabled risalit, pilaster strips and eared window frames in neo-baroque forms, rear extension with flat saddle roof and chimney, by Ludwig Bayer, 1887" (D-1-62-000-8733) “Catholic Church of the Holy Cross single-nave building of the 15th century, in the 17th/18th Century rebuilt; with equipment; Cemetery around the church, with tombstones, 17th to 20th centuries” (D-1-62-000-1865) “Freiham Castle … basically 17th century, remodeled in neo-Gothic style in 1865, with associated park” (D-1-62-000-1866) Edith Haberland Wagner Foundation (Gut Freiham, Munich, 2021-09-24): https://www.ehw-stiftung.de/projekte/gut-freiham/ Wikipedia (Edith Haberland Wagner Foundation, 2022-09-24): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith-Haberland-Wagner_Stiftung