The weir on the Lech

The nature reserve of Landsberg

The heart of the Lech Valley between Landsberg and Schongau is the "Pössinger Au" park. The forest area lies south of the town on the east bank of the river Lech. This landscape conservation area, comprised of a wonderful forest, a meadow and a floodplain landscape - is home to many rare animals and plants. 

LANDSBERG OLD TOWN

The lively old town is surrounded by well-preserved city walls with imposing watchtowers. Chief among these is the monumental Bayertor. Don't miss the triangular Marktplatz, the Alte Rathaus and the exquisite Johanniskirche, one of Bavaria's rococo jewels. 

ENJOY LANDSBERG

From art to food, Landsberg offers many pleasures. The cultural scene ranges from classical theatre to contemporary dance, from chamber recitals to church concerts. Take a stroll to the mighty Lech weir or the historical Salzstadeln salt barns. Or just soak up the atmosphere at a beer garden. 

TASTE LANDSBERG

From Schweinshaxe pork knuckle with dumplings to Swabian Spätzle (German noodles) and Dampfnudel rolls, Landsberg is a place of hearty traditional cuisine. The weekly regional markets sell a diverse range of produce such as fish, vegetables, cheese and chocolate.

LANDSBERG SPORT AND LEISURE

Whether hiking or on horseback, active holiday makers will love the Lake Ammersee region. Adrenalin junkies can get their fix rafting on the Lech weir or by taking to the high ropes at the Hochseilgarten Ammersee. The Skyline Park at Allgäu is a white-knuckle ride for young and old alike.

LANDSBERG EXCURSIONS

Landsberg is an ideal base from which to explore Upper Bavaria. Within an hour you could be touring the fairy-tale Schloss Neuschwanstein, visiting the Benedictine priory and brewery of Kloster Andechshttp://www.andechs.de%29/, or taking a relaxing boat trip on Lake Ammersee.

Most romantic places

Fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle is just one hour away from Landsberg. A place where everyone can be a prince or princess for a day.