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An Introduction to Ottobrunn Bavaria

Ottobrunn, Bavaria is situated just southwest of Munich, Bavaria, a state within the federal state of Thuringia. Ottobrunn, Bavaria is situated in the South of Munich, with the town of Mitterand and the nearby town of Eisenach to its west and the village of Kippenholz to the north. Ottobrunn also includes some large detached house developments, and is home to some large public swimming pools, as well.

Ottobrunn, Bavaria was originally formed as a city of Stettin, Germany, but became part of the Bavarian Land in 1957. Ottobrunn was named after the town of Ottobrunn, situated near Munich. Ottobrunn, Bavaria is situated at the foot of the German Alps, and is separated from the rest of the municipality by the river Saale, which flows past the town. Ottobrunn, Bavaria is a popular holiday destination for visitors from all over the world. Ottobrunn, Bavaria's most famous landmark is the Eiger Cathedral, which is the biggest Gothic cathedral in Europe.

The town of Ottobrunn is divided into two parts; the first part is located on the western outskirts of the town and is known as the Sigmaringen district, while the second part is situated on the east outskirts of the town and is known as the Eisenach district. Both districts have separate municipal governments, with Ottobrunn being ruled from the town hall, whereas Eisenach is governed from the local town hall. Ottobrunn, Bavaria is a popular tourist destination, due to the availability of both historic sites and beautiful natural scenery. This tourist attraction is an important part of the Bavarian landscape and is renowned for its fantastic landscapes, its picturesque valleys and beautiful lakes, as well as for its rich culture. The town's cultural history dates back hundreds of years, and is also an important source of inspiration for artists from the region.

Some of the most notable artists that have come from Ottobrunn, Bavaria are the famous Viennese artist, Max Beckmann, who created many masterpieces of art in the famous Abbey of Burg, as well as Austrian painter, Hans Bellmer. Many famous writers and poets also spent time in Ottobrunn, including the poet, Max Schreiber. As far back as the 17th century, the town of Ottobrunn was known as the residence of Countess Elisabeth, Queen of Bohemia and Austria.

The town of Ottobrunn is well known for its excellent shopping centres and for providing some of the most spectacular views of the surrounding area. In fact, many of the local shops are situated close to the lakeside, which makes it easier to get around and shop while enjoying the magnificent lake view. The most famous shops in the town include the Zauchenberger Strasse, and the Terezinsky Strasse.

For those interested in golfing, the town of Ottobrunn is a great place to visit. The local Golf Club is one of the best in the region, and is also a popular venue for many tourists. The club was first opened in 1954 and features the oldest championship golf course in Bavaria. The course was designed by the famous British amateur golfer, Robert Kitson. The course has nine holes and is situated in the north west corner of the town, on a scenic lake.