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The church of St. Martin in Oberneuching, with its three naves and a so-called chancel-flanking tower, is based on a late Romanesque nave (circa 1200). The St. Anne's Chapel dates from the 14th/15th century, while the chancel and the lower part of the tower are late Gothic (15th century). The church was remodeled in 1756/56, undergoing typical Baroque alterations. The chapel was added around 1800, and a third nave was added to the main building in 1966/67. https://www.erzbistum-muenchen.de/pfarrei/StAnnaMoosrain/oberneuching/123360

Great sale of local products.

Things are much better below the canal ;)

The small Schwaige/Einöde Burgholz belongs to the municipality of Moosinning. There is not much to see here - the highlight is perhaps the small court chapel in the courtyard to the north. The southern courtyard appears to be deserted.

Due to the channel layout, the watercourse itself is a bit monotonous. However, I really liked the surrounding landscape on this tour, and the route is easy to cycle.

Here you can get fresh agricultural products straight from the farm, and thanks to the Regio-Box also small snacks for self-service.

Romanesque building, revised around 1756. Ceiling painting and high altar from 1765.

Three-aisled church with a choir tower. The core is late Romanesque nave around 1200. Choir and tower substructure are late Gothic from the 15th century. Baroque church from 1756-1756