Kelheim

Lower Bavaria
Covering over 10,000 square kilometers, is Bavaria's second-largest administrative district and home to around 1.25 million people. The region combines impressive landscapes – from the Bavarian Forest to the wide Danube Valley to Bavaria's "breadbasket," the fertile Gäuboden near Straubing. The economic strength of this administrative district is based primarily on the automotive industry, with Europe's largest BMW plant in Dingolfing and a network of numerous suppliers. The people of Lower Bavaria are considered to be particularly attached to their homeland and nature, and they value proximity to family and community highly.
In addition, large and small festivals and traditions are an important part of their way of life. Lower Bavaria thus combines economic strength with a high quality of life and a mentality that is both down-to-earth and warm-hearted.

Kelheim
With around 17,000 inhabitants, the ducal town is the most populous town in the district and also its administrative center. The townscape is dominated by the Liberation Hall, visible from afar, and its location on the spectacular Danube Gorge, the deepest and narrowest point of the Bavarian Danube. The town combines historical roots with a lively present: the old town, Weltenburg Abbey, and boat trips through the Altmühl Valley attract numerous visitors every year. At the same time, Kelheim offers a wide range of leisure, cultural, sporting, and other activities that are appreciated by residents and visitors alike. With a well-developed network of cycle paths, unspoiled nature, modern infrastructure, and a wide range of educational opportunities, Kelheim is a place where people enjoy living and staying.

Andre-Träger-Straße 1
The apartment building is located on a quiet residential street in the west of Kelheim – just a few minutes' walk from the old town and with a view of the Liberation Hall. Shopping facilities, doctors and pharmacies, restaurants, schools and daycare centers, as well as bus stops, are within easy reach – on foot, by car or by bike. The surrounding countryside with fields, meadows, and wooded areas, as well as the proximity to the Danube, which is ideal for walks along the riverbank, bike rides, or water sports, provide opportunities for relaxation. This location combines city and nature in the best possible way, making living here particularly pleasant.