Living in Aschheim
The tranquil suburb
Aschheim is located approx. 13 km northeast of Munich (city center). The village has a long and rich history: The first settlements in this area occurred during the Neolithic era, over 5000 years ago. The Romans also left their mark, by giving the village its name: Ascaim ("Home near the Ashes").
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Quiet life in Aschheim
Location and history
Aschheim is located approx. 13 km north-east of Munich (Zentrum). The district has a long history, with the first settlements dating back as far as 5000 years ago, in the Neolithic period. The Romans also left their mark and gave the place its name: Ascaim ("house with ashes"). At the beginning of the Middle Ages, the martyr St. Emmeram found his first resting place in the church built in 600 AD, after his death on the way to Aschheim as a result of the torture he suffered. At the beginning of the 18th century, there was the first school for the village children in a small hermitage.
Development and transport links
In the 1960s and 1970s, the small village quickly grew to around 5,600 inhabitants and developed into a classic residential area with mainly semi-detached and detached houses. In addition, there are culturally interesting facilities such as the historical and local history collection and a square surrounded by nature. Munich and the surrounding area are easy to reach with the S-Bahn line S2. The feeder roads to the A99 and A94 autobahns connect Aschheim with Munich city center and national and international long-distance traffic. Thanks to this idyllic and quiet rural location, Aschheim has developed into an attractive and pleasant place to live.
If you haven't found what you're looking for here, it's worth taking a look at the neighboring communities of Feldkirchen and Kirchheim.
| To the center (Marienplatz) | To the central station | To the airport |
|---|---|---|
| 13,6 km | 15,6 km | 26,2 km |
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Shopping
Stores for daily needs and several small stores
Gastronomy
Several restaurants, a café-bistro
Leisure
Tennis, squash, curling, sports park, golf, horse riding, swimming lakes: Feringasee and Heimstettener See, cultural center
