Mainburg
Mainburg is a town located in the Lower Bavaria administrative region of Bavaria, Germany. Situated on the banks of the Danube River, it serves as the administrative seat of the district of Kelheim. The town has a rich history dating back to Roman times, with archaeological evidence suggesting early settlements in the area. Mainburg was first mentioned in historical records in 788 as "Maginburg," a fortress established by Charlemagne to secure the Danube frontier against Slavic tribes.
The town's medieval significance grew as it became an important trading and administrative center along the
Mainburg is also known for its connection to the Danube Cycle Path, a popular long-distance cycling route
Economically, Mainburg is characterized by a mix of traditional industries, including agriculture and light manufacturing, alongside