
Village in Upper Austria
Photo: Benjamin Dauth, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Fugging, (formerly and colloquially Fucking) pronounced roughly "fooking" (rhymes with "booking"), is a village in Austria. It was home to Austria's most stolen sign and was known for its name. This village of only around 100 inhabitants can be visited quite easily from Salzburg. The village was officially renamed on 1 January 2021.
Get a room at this very quietly located inn with a private game reserve. BBQ and venison dishes. Just a 15 min walk to Fugging.
By train
The nearest railway station is at Ostermiething (4 km by road). The nearest German stations are Burghausen (Oberbayern) (15 km by road) and Tittmoning-Wiesmühl (16 km by road).
By bus
On weekdays, buses run to the village of Döstling, which is only 2 km from Fugging. Use an on-line route planner.
Fugging is not a very large village. You can probably get around within the borders on foot.
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