Löfling

Löfling is a small village located in the municipality of Scheyern in the Upper Bavarian district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm. It lies in the pre-Alpine hill country, a region characterized by rolling landscapes and agricultural land. The village is situated a short distance to the northwest of Scheyern, known for its Benedictine monastery.

Historically, Löfling has been an agricultural community, and its development is closely tied to the surrounding farmlands. Like many villages in Bavaria, its origins can be traced back to early medieval settlements. The name itself likely derives from a personal name or a geographical feature, common for place names in the region.

Economically, Löfling remains predominantly agricultural, with many residents likely commuting to nearby towns for employment. The village maintains a quiet, rural character. Its proximity to Scheyern and the larger town of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm provides access to amenities and services.

Löfling does not possess major tourist attractions, but its setting offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking and cycling, taking advantage of the Bavarian countryside. The local community is small, fostering a close-knit atmosphere. The cultural life of Löfling is integrated with that of the broader Scheyern municipality, often participating in regional festivals and events.