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Freising

City in Bavaria, Germany, on the River Isar, 32 km/20 mi northeast of Munich; population (1994) 138,500. Freising has one of the oldest breweries in the world, dating from 1040. Other industries include light engineering. There is a cathedral (1161–1205) and a former Benedictine abbey (now a school of agriculture and brewing).



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