Contact person
Silvia Neumeister Economic Development
Office
Ebersberg District Administration
Eichthalstraße 5
85560 Ebersberg
Tel. 08092 823 114
wirtschaftsfoerderung@lra-ebe.de
Ebersberg District
The district of Ebersberg is located in the eastern part of the Munich metropolitan region, in close proximity to the state capital of Bavaria. The district is characterized by a robust economic structure and excellent business conditions, making it one of the most economically attractive regions in Bavaria.
147,000 residents
21 municipalities, 550 km²
Connections to the A94, A99, and B304
Connection via Grafing Station to the long-distance rail lines Munich–Rosenheim–Brenner and Munich–Mühldorf–Freilassing
Connections to S-Bahn lines S2 in the north and S4 and S6 in the south
Proximity to and easy access from Munich Airport
District recognized as a bicycle-friendly district
Continuous expansion of the bike path network and connections to express bike paths
Farm stands, direct sellers, regional producers
Glonn Eco-Model Region in the Ebersberg District
Specialty beers from the local Schwaiger and Wildbräu breweries
District Recognized as an Educational Region
Planning for the Grafing-Bahnhof Vocational School
Vocational School for Child Care, District Hospital Nursing School
4 high schools, 4 middle schools, 2 special education centers
Vocational Training and Employment Support Center
Ebersberg Forest, the largest contiguous forest area in southern Germany
Community festivals in the towns and villages of the county
Christmas markets and farmers’ markets
St. Leonard’s Day in Grafing
Perchten Parade in Kirchseeon
A thriving economic region
A region characterized by small and medium-sized enterprises
Diverse mix of industries
Hidden champions that are recognized as leading players in their respective fields
Ebersberg Forest
Ebersberg Observation Tower and Klostersee
Hiking and biking trails
Poing Wildlife Park
Vaterstetten Tree Climbing Adventure Park
Scenes from the Ebersberg District
