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Zeno was elected Bishop of Verona around 362. Legend praises his care for the poor and sick. Zeno earned his living by catching fish from the Adige River. St. Corbinian of Freising was among the first devotees of Zeno in our country. Zeno is depicted as a bishop in pontifical robes, holding a book and a staff. He also holds a fishing rod and two fish (unlike St. Ulrich, who is usually depicted with only one fish). He is invoked for protection against floods and general dangers posed by water.

The parish church is a remarkable church for this small town. Originally probably late Gothic in the 15th century, the church has undergone alterations throughout the centuries. The most significant change to the interior was the Rococo period. A stop on your cycling or hiking tour is definitely recommended. Further information is available at https://www.erzbistum-muenchen.de/pfarrei/pv-isen/cont/70191

The collegiate and parish church of St. Zeno is a little gem. Originally Romanesque, it was later remodeled in the Baroque style. It's worth a stop on any bike tour, as there are many beautiful little details to discover.

Nice cycle path, can be very sunny

The bridge is finished and even has a bike path (with pedestrians). However, it doesn't run all the way along the B15; it's better to use side roads.

Truly a great alternative to the road!

Great bike path, in both directions!

OVV Redesigned Isen Town Hall In 2009, the town of Isen was awarded the Bavarian Building Owners' Prize for its exemplary renovation and expansion of the town hall.