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Ideally located near the thriving economic centre that is Munich, Oberding is almost in the shadow of Munich Airport, yet surrounded by its rolling fields and old-world charm, you would never think so. The city is a manufacturing and logistics hub that also offers history and charm — you'll enjoy spending your leisure time exploring its fascinating assortment of traditional and modern streets.
The city's business landscape is characterised by its numerous manufacturing and transport companies. The number of foreign investors in the city has been climbing steadily over the past decade, a result of the development of Munich, and likely a sign of investor confidence in the future prosperity of Munich and Lower Bavaria. Due to development around the airport, Oberding has benefited from superb infrastructure and business support services, which have accompanied the region's economic boom in recent years. The living environment in the city has developed in parallel, meaning that the quality of life in Oberding is exceptional. This makes the city appealing for visiting business executives and companies seeking inexpensive headquarters near Munich's commercial powerhouse.
There are a number of stunning, unique churches to visit near your hotel in Oberding. From Dreifaltigkeits Chapel to Saint Nikolaus and Saint Martin, you will find diverse architectural styles represented throughout the town. The area around the town is still home to several villages which have retained their agricultural roots. You can enjoy pleasant walks through the countryside, which is still largely given over to hayfields and peat meadows. Afterwards, sample some of the beer produced at the local breweries nearby, which have made Bavaria famous throughout the world. Of course, if you come in late September or early October, you will be perfectly positioned to indulge in the world-famous Oktoberfest beer festival held in Munich.
