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Beautiful excursion destination - Museum and Museumsstüberl

Not only the museum - also the museum parlor is worthwhile

Always worth seeing. I'd love to go back.

Natural monument old linden tree

From the "Curiosities" series: The facade of the town pharmacy in Neumarkt-St. Veit features a curiosity that few buildings in Bavaria can boast. If you look slightly downward from the curved gable, you will discover a cannonball embedded in the middle of the wall. It is a relic of the battle that took place in Neumarkt on April 24, 1809. Source: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/neumarkt-st-veit-wo-napoleon-spuren-hinterlassen-hat-1.2574283

From the "Curiosities" series: The facade of the town pharmacy in Neumarkt-St. Veit features a curiosity that few buildings in Bavaria can boast. If you look slightly downward from the curved gable, you will discover a cannonball embedded in the middle of the wall. It is a relic of the battle that took place in Neumarkt on April 24, 1809. Source: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/neumarkt-st-veit-wo-napoleon-spuren-hinterlassen-hat-1.2574283

I did the tour from Schwindegg train station to Mühldorf. You drive over an Isen bridge maybe four times, then from Stephanskirchen you drive about two km next to the Isen. But you can't see it, because the very thick tree growth prevents any view of the river. Otherwise the view is limited to purely agricultural areas; i.e. mainly corn fields; no fallow meadows, no flowering areas. I don't understand why the residents of Dorfen and the surrounding area have delayed the construction of the A94 for decades by pointing out the supposed beauty of the Isen valley. Corn fields and arable farming up to the banks of the Isen are probably counterproductive here. All in all a boring tour. PS: there is another trail on the other side of the Isen, right next to the bank. I rode there for a few kilometers last year; but in my opinion the route is not suitable for normal trekking e-bikes.

Magnificent view over the Isental to the south