Feldafing

Feldafing is a municipality in Sternberg district, Bavaria, Germany, and is positioned at the west shore of Lake Sternberg, southwest of Munich. The records of Feldafing begin on the Roseninsel or Rose Island, the most effective island in Lake Sternberg. This vicinity has been inhabited because as early because the Neolithic Period. Feldafing is also widely known for the Hotel Kaiserin Elisabeth. Both locations Roseninsel and Kaiserin Elisabeth have been favored holiday spots for the Austrian Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria. The name Feldafing is possibly of Bavarian origin. The earliest report of using Feldafing is from 1116.

At that point, Feldafing turned into dominated through Ruodolfus de Veldovingen, a member of the Berthold von Andechs family. Since the center of the 14^th century, Feldafing and the Rose Island have belonged to the House of Wittelsbach. Feldafing changed into, at that point, the biggest fishing village on Lake Sternberg. At the start of the fifteenth century, Feldafing's Catholic Church became built. This church was placed most probable on the identical website wherein the Catholic St. Peter and Paul Church stand nowadays.