Nature, culture and spa on the river

You can get to the Tourist Information bike hire centre in the town hall on foot from the train station or by taking bus number 3 towards Kanalstraße. The bus takes you to the Altstadt stop every 20 minutes in just 12 minutes. From here it is only 300 metres to the town hall and the bike hire shop.

If you choose to walk from the main station, you should allow around 25 minutes. You first walk through the lively residential and business district of Luitpoldstraße, then across the Kleine Isar river into the old town. Walk through the picturesque Hauptwachgäßchen to the town hall. There you will find the tourist information centre and e-bike hire, where you have already reserved your bikes online.

There are 950 parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the railway station.

You can reach the Tourist Information bike hire centre in the town hall on foot from the train station or by taking bus number 3 towards Kanalstraße. The bus takes you to the Altstadt stop every 20 minutes in just 12 minutes. From here it is only 300 metres to the town hall and the bike hire shop.

If you choose to walk from the main station, you should allow around 25 minutes. You first walk through the lively residential and business district of Luitpoldstraße, then across the Kleine Isar river into the old town. Walk through the picturesque Hauptwachgäßchen to the town hall. There you will find the tourist information centre and e-bike hire, where you have already reserved your bikes online.

In addition to good tourist services, the city of Landshut also offers its guests the opportunity to hire an e-bike from April to October at the tourist information centre. The supply is limited to 6 bikes, so visitors should book the bikes via the homepage before starting their excursion.
The tourist information centre also has an e-cargo bike available for hire.
In addition to an identity card, a bicycle helmet is also required. Child seats are not available.
The batteries are of course charged. However, repairs and technical services cannot be carried out by the Tourist Information Centre.
It is important that the bikes are returned within the opening hours.

You cycle out of town along the banks of the Isar. The reservoir and Altheim hydroelectric power station are flanked by a fish ladder. It uses a luring current to guide the migratory fish and allows them to continue their migration unharmed.

The bank is lined with beautiful deciduous woodland. A detour to the Gretlmühle mill is worthwhile if you want to refresh yourself with a quick dip in the lake. Further ahead, you can see the facilities of the inactive nuclear power plant on the opposite bank of the Isar. In Niederaichbach, a small spa treatment awaits you at the Kneipp facility.

In the old village, near the Nikolai church in Niederaichbach, there is a free "spa treatment" for everyone directly in the clear Aichbach stream. From the bank, the railing in the stream helps you to safely concentrate on the healthy water treading. The Kneipp facility has several information boards to guide you through the correct way to Kneipp. Visitors can strengthen their immune system in the arm bath and with the refreshing foot baths. As the effects only really unfold in peace and quiet, seating is provided in the shade.

From Niederaichbach you cycle further east along the banks of the Isar. Old trees line the banks and provide shade. Leave Gummering and Loiching on your right. At Teisbach, the river opens up to the Dingolfing reservoir.
In Dingolfing, you can take a look at the important and beautiful parish church of St John from the Steinweg.

Herzogsburg Dingolfing is a former administrative building of the dukes of the Landshut duchy. The complex consists of three buildings: the ducal castle itself, the Pfleghof and the granary. They were built between 1410 and 1477. Today, the ducal castle is one of the most beautiful and important Gothic secular buildings in Lower Bavaria.
The Dingolfing Museum is housed in all three buildings. The eventful and rich history of the town and its surroundings is brought to life by means of numerous archaeological finds and contemporary artefacts. The exhibition spans the period from the Neolithic Age to the present day.

From Obere Stadt, cycle past the Wollertor gate to the Isar and over the bridge on Bahnhofstraße. Right on the other bank there is a place to stop for refreshments before setting off. During the cycling season, "Sabines Isar Hütt'n" offers cyclists hot meals, e.g. cheese spaetzle, or coffee and cake, every day from 11:00 to 22:00. And all with a view of the Isar. Only in good weather, of course.
Sabine's Isar Hütt'n,
Bahnhofstraße 2, 84130 Dingolfing;
Telephone: 0170 9087625

On Bahnhofstraße you will come straight to Dingolfing railway station. There is an hourly RE 3 train to Landshut (Bay) Hbf. The RE 3 has bicycle compartments. The platform is wheelchair accessible.

From Landshut station you can easily find your way back to the town hall, where you can return your hire bikes.