Landshut City Guide

Traditional Bavarian dishes and some international food like Italian and Asian. Vegetarian and vegan options are growing. Late-night food is limited.

Nightlife centers on pubs and bars in the old town. It's relaxed, not very lively or club-heavy.

Good coffee with traditional cafés and some specialty shops.

Tipping is polite but optional, usually rounding up or 5-10% in restaurants. Taxi tips are rounded up.

Buy SIM cards at Telekom, Vodafone, O2 stores, or electronics shops like MediaMarkt. Registration with ID is required. Telekom and Vodafone have best coverage.

Landshut is clean with good waste and recycling services.

Limited 24/7 services. Emergency pharmacies rotate shifts. Few late-night food or minimarts.

Supermarkets like Edeka, Rewe, Lidl, Aldi, and Netto stock local and some international products. Stores close Sundays except some bakeries and station shops.

Cards are accepted in bigger stores and restaurants, but many places still prefer cash. It's best to carry some cash, especially for small shops and bakeries.

ATMs are easy to find from banks like Sparkasse, VR-Bank, and Deutsche Bank. Fees for foreign cards vary, so check with your bank.

Local schools teach in German. International schools are in Munich, about 1.5 hours away.

Very small or no dedicated digital nomad scene. Limited networking outside general expat groups.

Parks like Hofgarten and paths along the Isar offer green space and nature.

Good running routes along Isar River and in Hofgarten park. Safe and clean air.

Several gyms are available, including chains and local centers.

Tennis courts available at local clubs like TC Rot-Weiß Landshut.

Padel courts are rare or unavailable locally.

Several yoga studios with various styles; some classes in English.

Offers Judo, Karate, Taekwondo, and some boxing or Muay Thai classes.

Bavarian Alps ski resorts are within 2 hours. Season runs from December to March with rental options.

Kayaking and paddleboarding on the Isar River during warmer months.

No ocean nearby, no surfing opportunities.

Some lakes far away offer diving, but not common here.

Hospitals like Klinikum Landshut and LAKUMED Kliniken provide good care with some English-speaking staff. Pharmacies offer common meds and emergency services.

Tap water is safe and clean to drink everywhere in Landshut.

Parks, playgrounds, and kid-friendly cafés are available. Attractions like Trausnitz Castle are good for families.

Legally protected and generally accepted; fewer venues locally than big cities.

Many parks and pet facilities. Vet services available. Check pet policies in advance.