When does the tour start?

The discovery tour starts on 09.10.2026 at 16:00.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is St. Stephan Church in Putzbrunn, Glonner Straße 19b, 85640 Putzbrunn.

Who is the tour suitable for?

The tour is aimed at everyone interested in local history, house names, and the cultural development of Putzbrunn.

How long does the tour last?

The exact duration has not been published. For planning, a time frame of about 90 minutes is recommended.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

It is a tour in public spaces, so mainly outdoors.

What is the cost to participate?

A confirmed ticket price was not found in the available sources.

Putzbrunn's House Names Tell Stories Felt on This Tour

Name: In the Footsteps of Old House Names: A Historical Discovery Tour Through Putzbrunn
Start: 2026-10-09T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-09T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Kirche St. Stephan

In the Footsteps of Old House Names: Discovering Putzbrunn as a Living History Book

This historical discovery tour takes you right into the local history of Putzbrunn. At the meeting point at St. Stephan Church, a walk opens up that makes visible old house names, developed structures, and the special identity of the clearing island of Putzbrunn.

A Tangible History in the Heart of the Village

Putzbrunn is considered a municipality with a thousand-year history and as a particularly scenic clearing island between forests, meadows, and developed local districts. Those who embark on this tour will not experience an abstract history lesson, but a vivid discovery experience: names, buildings, and paths tell stories of former residents, households, and the development of the village over generations.

Between Church, Village Center, and Places of Remembrance

The meeting point at St. Stephan is ideal for this thematic tour. The parish church is located in the ecumenical church center of Putzbrunn, was consecrated in 1993, and shapes the village with its modern architecture just as much as the old history surrounding it. From here, there is an exciting view of the connection between the religious center, village identity, and cultural heritage.

Why This Tour is Particularly Appealing

House names are part of local history just like façades, alleys, and squares. They preserve memories of old families, estates, and functions in village life. This is precisely what makes this tour so appealing: it makes visible how much historical depth is contained in an apparently familiar village image. For everyone who wants to get to know Putzbrunn anew or deepen their cultural understanding of the region, it creates an inspiring city tour with a regional profile.

Conclusion

This historical tour connects local history, cultural enrichment, and vibrant everyday history into a compact experience in Putzbrunn. Anyone wishing to discover old house names and the history of the place with their own eyes and ears should mark this date in their calendar and book in advance.