할버그무스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Beautiful view of the cathedral.

Unfortunately, a visit is not possible at the moment due to restoration work.

Three aviation legends are on display here: a Douglas DC-3, also known as the "Raisin Bomber," a Junkers JU 52 "Aunt JU," and a Lockheed L-1049 "Super Constellation." Some say it was the best three-engine aircraft of its time.

Good old Aunt Ju... No longer able to fly, but beautiful to look at.

Small but very nice. The shop has an impressive collection of airplane models!

The Moosach is a left tributary of the Isar in Upper Bavaria, which also flows through the city of Freising. It was originally about 50 kilometers long and originated in the Munich district of Moosach. Today, its course begins in the northern Munich canal system and runs through Oberschleißheim, Unterschleißheim, Eching, Neufahrn and Freising before flowing into the Isar near Oberhummel. In Freising, the Moosach has a significant impact on the cityscape. Historically, it ran openly through the city center, but was partially covered over in the 19th century. As part of the redesign of the old town, the Moosach was exposed again in Obere Hauptstraße to improve the cityscape and increase the quality of life. The exposure of the Moosach offers residents and visitors to Freising the opportunity to stroll along the rippling water and enjoy the calming atmosphere. Seating steps on the bank invite you to linger and create an attractive place to stay in the heart of the city. The Moosach is not only a landscape element, but also an important habitat for various animal and plant species. Its renaturation and integration into the cityscape contribute to ecological diversity and to improving the microclimate in Freising. A walk along the Moosach offers insights into the history and present of Freising and shows how natural elements can be harmoniously integrated into the urban environment.

Isar with a difference, strong currents and rapids.

The Isar rapids are a must-see.