Aying, municipality of Germany
Aying is a small village near Munich with traditional architecture and narrow, tree-lined streets. The paths lead past old buildings, while fields and forests with rolling hills surround the area.
The village was first mentioned in documents many centuries ago and has preserved its old traditions and buildings. The church of Saint Andreas and the skittles alley built in 1886 are witnesses to a long past.
The village name connects to the beer brewed here, which has shaped local identity for generations. During festivals and in the beer garden, you see how this beverage and shared meals are woven into daily life and bring people together.
The village is easy to reach by S7 train from Munich, with the journey taking about 40 minutes to the station. You can also drive there, with parking available near the brewery and hotel.
A special sight is the still-functioning skittles alley from 1886, where pins are set by hand using the old tradition. The Sixthof Museum displays a farm from earlier times and connects the village history with the brewery founder.
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