Bavarian beer route
The Bavarian Beer Route currently runs from the city of Ingolstadt through the districts of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen , Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm and Kelheim . Further routes are planned.
It connects numerous breweries and museums (including the brewery museum of the Ettal Abbey ) and demonstrates purity and production techniques.
topography
The Bavarian Beer Route leads mostly through the world's largest contiguous hop growing area of Hallertau . To the west, the road runs through the asparagus growing area of Schrobenhausen .
variants
Starting from Ingolstadt ( German purity law ), the route leads in different variants, e.g. B. Wolnzach ( German Hop Museum ), Neuburg an der Donau ( City Palace ) or Beilngries ( Brewery Museum ) to several breweries .
Other possible destinations include the Weltenburg Abbey at the Danube Gorge and the spa town of Bad Gögging .
tourism
The Bavarian Beer Street can be explored on foot, by bike or by car. The corresponding paths and roads are indicated.