Jasberg (Dietramszell)
Jasberg is a district of the Dietramszell municipality in Upper Bavaria .
geography
The place is located in the Bavarian Oberland region in the middle of the pre-Alpine moraine landscape about five kilometers from Dietramszell and four kilometers from Otterfing .
history
Documented Jasberg the first time in 1100 as Jaubesperc in a land register of the monastery Tegernsee mentioned.
Infrastructure and sights
Located away from the traffic routes from Munich to Bad Tölz and from Wolfratshausen to Holzkirchen , the village was largely able to retain its rural character.
The branch church of St. Quirin and St. Katharina, built in 1546, is worth seeing. The patronage testifies to a very close connection to the Tegernsee monastery. In the middle of the 17th century the church was redesigned in Baroque style and restored in a neo-Gothic style in 1853 .
Jasberg transmitter
A VHF transmitter has been set up on the edge of the village because of the exposed location. From here, among other things, the program of Radio Alpenwelle is broadcast.
Soil monuments
Events
The Jasbergler Almfest takes place every year on the first Sunday and Monday in July .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Otterfing community (editor): Otterfing - Heimatbuch, Volume 1, 2005, page 170ff
- ^ Eduard Moser: An Upper Bavarian farming village in the Holzlande - Otterfing near Holzkirchen (Upper Bavaria), 1925, page 59ff
- ↑ at www.ukwtv.de
- ↑ at www.jasbergler.de
Coordinates: 47 ° 53 ' N , 11 ° 38' E