On May 18th, the time has finally come: Beer garden friends can sit under chestnuts in Bavaria and enjoy a cool beer. But where is it most beautiful?
- Would you like to enjoy a bike tour with a beer garden visit again?
- You can ride beautiful routes by bike and take a particularly nice break.
- You must have seen these beer gardens between Passau, Regensburg and Landshut.
After all the oppressive times of exit restrictions , it is high time for a bike tour "with a stop" through the lush green spring landscape - the beer gardens open again. The Bavarian Golf and Thermenland offers one of the largest cycle path networks in Germany with its approximately 1,000 kilometers of extensive, well-signposted routes . During a stopover in a traditional Bavarian inn or beer garden, fresh air fans can enjoy the Lower Bavarian cosiness and beer culture with body and soul under the open sky. Whether under the chestnuts in the monastery garden, with a view of the Danube or at the foot of an oversized beer art tower - the Radler-Maß tastes particularly good here for cyclists:
1. Heavenly beer enjoyment from Sister Doris in Mallersdorf
Brewed by nuns: In the Klosterbräustüberl Mallersdorf on the Labertal cycle path, cyclists refresh themselves with a cool measure of Mallersdorfer monastery beer . The beer * is brewed by Sister Doris, the world's only monastic master brewer. Every Monday, the lively Franciscan sister goes to work to produce the light full beer in the monastery brewery in religious robes and rolled up sleeves. But not only the master brewer in Mallersdorf is unique - the beer itself also stands out from standardized industrial beers. Yeast, minerals and hop vitamins in Mallersdorfer Klosterbier are neither naturally heated nor pasteurized and give it its unique taste.
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2. Painting and beer brewing in the Hundertwasser tower in Abensberg
On the sixth stage of the Lower Bavaria tour - on the way from Rohr monastery to the world-famous Weltenburg monastery - a "refueling stop" in the Kuchlbauer brewery in Abensberg is worthwhile. The brewery and its shady beer garden, in which the Kuchlbauer Weisse , which is highly valued by locals , is popular as a stop for cyclists. If you want to crown your bike tour with some art know-how, take a look at the 35 meter high, colorful Kuchlbauer tower with a golden dome, which was built according to the plans of the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
3. Everything organic in the Brauda Büchl in Ering
As of now, the Brauda Büchl inn in Ering invites beer lovers to its idyllic beer garden in the middle of nature . The outdoor area offers space for around 150 guests - around 50 of which are covered and thus allow a happy visit to the beer garden even in possible rainy weather. The highlight of the Bavarian inn in a modern brewery style is the great variety of beers: from classic standard types such as wheat beer, pilsner or lager, the selection in Brauda ranges from selected craft beers to home -brewed organic beer, beer cocktails, beer brandies and more a homemade beer liqueur . Hungry cyclists can often be spoiled with delicacies from regional products in organic quality. The Brauda Büchl is the perfect restaurant for all Inn cycle path cyclists .
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4. Rustic Bavarian in the beer garden "Seinerzeit" in Bad Füssing
The quietly located beer garden at the time in Bad Füssing is considered the ideal resting place for bike-loving families in the Rottal. For many locals, the beer garden is the most beautiful place in the area to enjoy a cool cyclist in a rustic atmosphere. Visitors experience the traditional Bavarian hospitality over a snack with freshly baked farm bread from the rustic wood-fired oven . The adjacent adventure playground, in which playing and romping is now fully possible, is particularly popular with children .
5. Take a breather on the rushing Danube in the Mühlham Keller beer garden
The beer garden directly on the Danube in Mühlham near Osterhofen is probably one of the best places to stop off on a trip on the Danube Cycle Path . No matter whether as a stopover or as an after-work eatery - the Mühlham basement is located on the banks of the Danube. With a view of the free flowing Danube and the nature of the Mühlham river loop, visitors enjoy freshly tapped draft beer and Bavarian delicacies in the shade of old chestnut trees . Regardless of whether it is hearty warm dishes such as roast chicken and pork knuckle or a hearty snack with pretzels *, obazda * and sausage salad - you can end the day appropriately after a lively bike tour.
More information about the Bavarian Golf and Thermenland
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