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can't say anything about the pillar. The road next to it goes through the town...

The oldest building in Ottobrunn, landmark and symbol for the namesake of the community, King Otto of Greece. The column marks the spot where the still underage, 17-year-old Prince Otto von Wittelsbach said farewell to his father King Ludwig I of Bavaria on December 6, 1832, in order to travel to his future kingdom of Greece with an entourage of 3,500 men . The pillar is in the south of the community, set back a little from Rosenheimer Landstraße and is therefore easy to overlook. It is the only cultural-historical monument of the still young community. A museum in Ottobrunn's town hall building was also dedicated to King Otto of Greece.

The oldest building in Ottobrunn, landmark and symbol for the namesake of the community, King Otto of Greece. The column marks the spot where the still underage, 17-year-old Prince Otto von Wittelsbach said farewell to his father King Ludwig I of Bavaria on December 6, 1832, in order to travel to his future kingdom of Greece with an entourage of 3,500 men . The pillar is in the south of the community, set back a little from Rosenheimer Landstraße and is therefore easy to overlook. It is the only cultural-historical monument of the still young community. A museum in Ottobrunn's town hall building was also dedicated to King Otto of Greece. http://ottobrunn.de/ottobrunn-erleben/ortsportrait/wandern

beautiful and natural in the countryside

The oldest building in Ottobrunn, landmark and symbol for the patron saint of the community, King Otto of Greece. The column marks the place where the still minor, 17-year-old Prince Otto von Wittelsbach said goodbye to his father King Ludwig I of Bavaria on December 6, 1832, in order to travel to his future kingdom of Greece with a 3500-strong entourage . The column stands in the south of the community, set back from Rosenheimer Landstrasse, and is therefore easy to overlook. It is the only cultural and historical monument of the still young community. A museum in the Ottobrunn town hall building was also dedicated to King Otto of Greece. https://www.ottobrunn.de/ottobrunn-erleben/ortsportrait/sehenswuerdheiten

Apparently a busy parish with a one world shop in the parish association Vierbrunnen. For the story, I recommend https://www.pv4brunnen.de/index.php/st-magdalena-ottobrunn/kirche-st-magdalena/historisches-st-magdalena The foundation stone was laid in 1960, for example

One of the three Catholic parish churches in Ottobrunn, built and consecrated in 1960, the simple white church makes a pretty impression. The real highlight is the free-standing bell tower next to the church building with its striking tower clock with a blue dial and the golden double cross on the top of the tower.

Parish church in Ottobrunn from 1960, in the immediate vicinity of the municipality boundary to the Hohenbrunn district of Riemerling, with a beautiful free-standing bell tower, the vertical axis of which is additionally emphasized by vertical slats. In the upper third there is a striking tower clock with a blue face and the bell chamber. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Magdalena_(Ottobrunn)