Name: Hauskirta Neufraunhofen 2026
Start: 2026-10-14T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-10-14T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Gasthof Rampl Neufraunhofen

Hauskirta Neufraunhofen

About Hauskirta Neufraunhofen

The Hauskirta is the traditional inn Kirchweih (a type of folk festival, often celebrating a church consecration) in the Lower Bavarian municipality of Neufraunhofen. The focus is on the Gasthof Rampl, which opens its doors to continue the Kirchweih custom in a familial setting. Home-style cooking with roast pork, Schäuferla (pork shoulder), dumplings, and sauerkraut, beer from regional breweries, and Lower Bavarian conviviality characterize the event. The Hauskirta is one of the authentic folk customs in the district of Landshut and preserves a tradition that is still alive in many Lower Bavarian villages.

Dates 14 Oct — 14 Oct 2026

Venue Neufraunhofen (09274)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Hauskirta Neufraunhofen — edition 2026

The Hauskirta Neufraunhofen takes place on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, from 11 AM at Gasthof Rampl. Lower Bavarian home-style cooking, beer from regional breweries, and cozy inn culture characterize the traditional Kirchweih in a familial setting. Free admission.

The 2026 edition of the Hauskirta Neufraunhofen follows the proven tradition: from 11 AM, the Kirchweih dishes will be served at the Gasthof Rampl. Roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut, Schäuferla, and, upon request, the Lower Bavarian Kirtahendl await the guests.

The atmosphere remains familial: villagers, club members, families, and regular guests fill the inn's parlor. In the afternoon, the typical get-together develops – sometimes with Stubnmusi, always with good spirits. The Hauskirta typically ends in the late evening when the last guests leave the inn.

Highlights Hauskirta Neufraunhofen 2026

Authentic inn Kirchweih at Gasthof Rampl
Lower Bavarian home-style cooking: roast pork, Schäuferla, dumplings
Beer from regional breweries
Familial village atmosphere away from large folk festivals
Cozy inn atmosphere with Stubnmusi
Free admission – living Lower Bavarian tradition

Programme Hauskirta Neufraunhofen 2026

Wednesday, October 14, 2026 – Gasthof Rampl

11:00 AM – Start of the Hauskirta, opening of the Kirchweih dishes
Lunch – Roast pork, Schäuferla, dumplings, sauerkraut
Afternoon – Coffee and homemade sweet pastries
Evening – Inn atmosphere with Stubnmusi, beer on tap

Prices Hauskirta Neufraunhofen 2026

Admission to the Hauskirta is free. Food and drinks are served at usual inn prices. Table reservations are recommended for the Kirchweih meal at Gasthof Rampl, as seats are limited.

Practical information

Practical information — Hauskirta Neufraunhofen

Getting There

Neufraunhofen is located between Vilsbiburg and Velden in the district of Landshut. By car via the A92 (exit Vilsbiburg) or the B388. Parking available at Gasthof Rampl and in the village center.

Public Transport

Bus lines of the Landshut transport association from Vilsbiburg and Velden. Nearest train stations: Vilsbiburg on the Landshut–Mühldorf line.

Admission

Admission to the Hauskirta is free. Food and drinks are served at usual inn prices. Table reservations are recommended for the Kirchweih meal (Gasthof Rampl).

Tip

Those who want to experience authentic Lower Bavaria away from the big folk festivals will find an example of living inn culture here. Traditional clothing is welcome, but not required.

Inn Kirchweih in Lower Bavaria

The Hauskirta – also called Wirtshaus-Kirchweih or Kirta im Wirtshaus – is a still-living tradition in Lower and Upper Bavaria. Unlike large public Kirchweih festivals with marquees and amusement rides, the Hauskirta takes place in a classic inn, thus preserving the true character of the Kirchweih as a familial-village festival. In Neufraunhofen, a municipality in the Lower Bavarian district of Landshut, this tradition lives on.

The Gasthof Rampl as the Venue

The venue for the Neufraunhofen Hauskirta is the Gasthof Rampl – a traditional village inn that has been a meeting point for residents and a destination for festivities for generations. For the Kirchweih, the tables are set particularly festively, the innkeepers serve their best specialties, and beer from regional breweries flows from the wooden barrel. The warm, hospitable atmosphere of the inn creates the characteristic setting for the event.

Kirchweih Cuisine

Culinary-wise, the Hauskirta follows a clear Lower Bavarian tradition: roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut, Schäuferla, suckling pig, homemade sausages, with sweet Krapfen (doughnuts) or Hefeteilchen (yeast pastries) for dessert. The innkeepers traditionally cook themselves – that's the appeal. Sometimes, typical Kirchweih specialties like the Lower Bavarian Kirtahendl (roast chicken) are also offered.

Neufraunhofen in the District of Landshut

The municipality of Neufraunhofen is located in the south of the district of Landshut in the state of Bavaria, in the Vilstaler region between Vilsbiburg and Velden. With around 1,000 inhabitants, Neufraunhofen is one of the smaller municipalities in Lower Bavaria and retains a rural character with active clubs and well-maintained traditions. The Hauskirta is one of the highlights of the village's festive year.

Custom and Community

The Hauskirta is more than just a festive meal: it is a social anchor of the village. Families come together, club members discuss their plans, and guests from the neighboring municipalities of Vilsbiburg, Velden, and Geisenhausen travel in. Between courses, people sing together, and sometimes a small Stubnmusi (traditional folk music ensemble) plays. This mix of enjoyment, music, and conviviality creates its unique character.