Furstenfeldbruck

Furstenfeldbruck is a big district town and the county seat of the district of the identical call. The town is positioned approximately 25 kilometers west of the Bavarian capital Munich. Furstenfeldbruck is a part of the metropolitan area of Munich. The name Furstenfeldbruck is the queuing of the names Furstenfeld and Bruck. The name element Furstenfeld area of the prince states that this corridor previously belonged to the possession of the Wittelsbacher. There, the Cistercian monastery Furstenfeld becomes based in 1263.

The agreement Bruck in the on the spot region of the monastery had already been created on the nearby Amper transition. For the crossing of this bridge, which belonged to the - then very large - salt street, raised the family of the counter pointer on behalf of the Guelphs Customs. Around this customs station and a submit office founded there a agreement grew, which turned into first referred to as 1306 as market. In 1340 the monastery obtained the manorial and the village court over the market. In 1425, the closing assets rights surpassed from the counter pointers to the monastery.