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Vaterstetten is steeped in history. The village was first documented in the 12th century, but dates back much further than this. It was originally in a forest clearing, and still had less than 200 inhabitants up until the 19th century. Being surrounded by woodland, the area provides a convenient stepping off point. Whether you are looking for that getaway location or are visiting on business but would like to stay in lush, green surroundings, the area is the ideal starting point. The area is full of history and has activities to suit all tastes, whereas the rural setting affords rest and recuperation for those who want to get away from it all.
Vaterstetten is a village on the outskirts of Munich. Located on the plains bordering the Bavarian capital city, the area is surrounded by light deciduous forest and rolling hills created by glaciers in the last Ice Age. Its convenient location makes it ideal for pleasure or business, with easy access to Munich. Whether you need to escape city life after a hard day in the office or need a location to provide team-building activities for corporate events, this village affords the ideal backdrop.
Only 20 minutes by rapid transit system to Marienplatz square at the heart of Munich, the village affords the perfect location to stay for business people attending corporate events in Munich. The area provides an idyllic setting away from the hustle and bustle of the big city yet all the modern facilities are within easy reach.
Hiking and cycling are available in near Ebersberg Forest, or how about a spot of tennis? Poing Wildlife Park is a popular tourist destination, hosting a network of trails through the Bavarian woods with a vast array of wildlife, featuring anything from bear, birds of prey, storks, and elk, to name a few. Artists from near and far exhibit their work in the town hall, which serves as a central meeting point and exhibition centre.