Things to do in Freising

Watch aircraft soar from the 28-meter Visitors Hill at Munich Airport's observation park. Aviation enthusiasts can explore historic planes like the Lockheed Super Constellation while families enjoy the playground.

Dating back to 1040 AD, Weihenstephan is the world's oldest continuously operating brewery. Tour the historic facilities and conclude with a guided tasting of traditional Bavarian beer specialties.

The Freising Cathedral blends Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo styles with stunning Asam brothers' stucco work. Explore the medieval crypt where St. Corbinian rests and marvel at the Beasts' Pillar.

These experimental gardens showcase an impressive collection of perennials in beautifully designed themed sections. Wander through the Hofgarten's historic summerhouse or enjoy Alpine views from the western terrace.

The Diözesanmuseum houses ecclesiastical treasures spanning 16 centuries in historic Freising. Admire the Byzantine "Lukasbild" icon and James Turrell's light installation in this spiritual art sanctuary.

Immerse yourself in the ornate Baroque splendor of the Asam Theater, recently restored to its historical glory. Evening performances showcase both the venue's magnificent frescoed ceilings and Bavaria's cultural scene.

This 1674 Baroque monument honors the Virgin Mary as Bavaria's protector, crowned with her statue above four saints. Admire its intricate details in Marienplatz, perhaps during Saturday's vibrant fresh market.

This 14th-century Gothic church showcases rare medieval stained glass windows and exquisite Baroque stucco work. Climb the Domberg hill for a serene sanctuary where centuries of artistic devotion illuminate the interior.