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The former observatory, located on the top floor of the museum tower, houses original astronomical instruments, books, and maps from the 18th and 19th centuries. Small but exquisite – well worth a visit!

A beautiful pilgrimage church that will likely soon be inaccessible. The church is already closed due to its dilapidated condition; only the small entrance area remains open. This will probably be the fate of all religious monuments in sparsely populated, non-touristy areas. No more worshippers, no church tax revenue, no money, no renovation, no preservation of cultural heritage.

Behind the town hall, there's a box with sockets for charging e-bikes. It costs 3 euros, and you get 2 euros back!

Sculpture by Indersdorf artist Karin Gottschalk. "Why some older Indersdorf residents call the area near the fountain at the Lower Market "Sauzipfe" (pig's tail) – apparently no one knows for sure. Nevertheless, they wanted to incorporate this image into the redesign of the market square, and so the market town, together with the Indersdorf Beautification Association, decided that a swineherd with two pigs would be a nice idea." (https://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/dachau/bronze-fuer-markt-indersdorfs-zentrum-schoene-schweinerei-1.5226113)

beautiful place

For centuries, Indersdorf Monastery was the spiritual center of the entire region. For more information, see https://kirchenundkapellen.de/

Is there all year round :-)

Beautiful facility with good beer garden in the forest