Aying Travel Guide
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Aying Overview
Aying is a municipality in the southeast of the county of Munich (Munich vacation rentals | Munich travel guide) in the district of Upper Bavaria, about 25 km southeast of Munich (Innenstadt) away. The municipality is bordered by the three counties Ebersberg (Ebersberg vacation rentals | Ebersberg travel guide), Miesbach and Rosenheim (Rosenheim vacation rentals | Rosenheim travel guide).
The council consists of sixteen members. In the 2008-2012 term, the CSU has four seats, the SPD a seat, the liberal voters of the municipality Aying (FWGA)
six and the independents voters Village Community Help (PWH) five seats. Since 1996, the town had a full time mayor due to a relevant decision. This office has Johann Eichler (PWH) since 1 May 1996 inne. He was on 2 March 2008 as the sole candidate for the second time, re-elected. Second Mayor since 1996 Josef Bachmair (FWGA), third mayor since 2002 Johann Lechner (CSU).
The blue coat of arms shows the center held a silver pole, front a golden palm branch and back each other on two golden crowns ironing.
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Things to See in Aying
The brewery, the beer gardens and the Ayinger center with the famous Brauereigasthof and the highest maypole Europe of tourists from all over the world like to visit. The Bräudult is before the Pentecost holiday, a tribute to the volunteer fire department in June. The Bräukirta (Church) in October features a big beer tent and both these festivals are annual attractions in Aying. Near the exits "Hofoldinger Forst" there is an information table at the Federal Highway 8 summarizing the cultural landscape of Aying. Through the Forest Hofoldinger to "Roman settlement at Peißen towards the small village Emmeramskapelle leads to the Roman road" Via Julia ", as a bike path with blue signs and placards review.
Ayinger-Gmoa-eV. The purpose of the association is the promotion of art, culture, traditions, music and amateur. The association meets and puts on drama and music events in the public.
Sixthof in Aying (Heimatmuseum)
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Maps and Driving Directions to Aying
Aying is located on the A8 motorway (exit 96, Hofolding). Furthermore, the state road 2078 from Munich to Bad Aibling ( Rosenheimer Landstraße
) by the municipality. The municipality is on the MVV at the public transport. The S-Bahn, line S 6, runs through the municipality. The breakpoints are here Dürrnberg hair, Aying, Peißen Help and large village. After Munich, the municipality Aying most subway stops within a municipality.
Rathaus
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Related Sites
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- Homepage of Aying: Aying (official home page)
- Wikipedia: Aying
More about the History of Aying
The community was established in 1978 as part of the municipality reform by merging the two municipalities Help Village (formerly Landkreis Bad Aibling (Bad Aibling vacation rentals | Bad Aibling travel guide), since 1972, district of Munich), and Peißen (Landkreis München) formed. The Help Ortsteil small village was the scene of the martyrdom of St. Emeran in early Middle Ages. The bishop of Regensburg (Regensburg vacation rentals | Regensburg travel guide) was on highways en route to Rome, when it overtook the cruel martyrdom. Since the 8th Century, the Bavarian dukes in the community Aying wealthy. The Herzogsgut went to the royal house.
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