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We want to introduce you to a few
attractions in the Rosenheim area. Because of the hotel’s central, yet
quiet location you are within easy walking distance of places such as the
“Kultur- und Kongresszentrum” Rosenheim, the exhibitions centre
“Lokschuppen” in Rosenheim or the pedestrian mall and the ice stadium. |
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Rosenheim land
The surrounding area also has a lot to offer: The beautiful mountain
scenery of the “Oberbayern” (South Bavaria) alps invites you to take an
excursion to the mountains (Wendelstein) for hiking and to skiing
(Sudelfeld) or to enjoy some water-sports on nearby lakes (Chiemsee is
only a 25 min. drive). For more information about Rosenheim enter
www.insider-city.de; here you will find the best addresses and insider
tips for all your needs.
Chiemsee- Wasserburg- Wendelstein
In the Rosenheim country, half way between Munich and Salzburg, there are
many things to experience: In this famed Bavarian alpine setting, an
extensive array of leisure activities awaits our guests throughout the
year for many memorable days or weeks.
Whether you enjoy -water sports, hiking, bicycling, or following in the
footsteps of the Bavarian fairytale king, you could also try some less
usual sports such as hang gliding or glider flying. For guests who do not
wish to climb a tall mountain, there are also more comfortable options for
ascending: The rack railway (German’s finest) up to the Wendelstein, a
cable car “climb” to the Hochries or up the Kampenwand.
After all these activities the region’s “gemuetliche” restaurants will
invite you to relax. In 1611, the capitol-city Rosenheim was nicknamed
“Bavaria’s Rosegarden” by Matthias Widmann. Today the city along the river
Inn is a pulsating centre for events and shopping and also the exhibition
capital of South Bavaria.
Wasserburg, a water-castle nestled in a loop of the river Inn, is known
throughout Europe as a top-attraction.
With every step you will be greeted by magnificent architecture and
cultural history. The tourist areas “Chiemsee” and “Wendelstein” are among
the “Oberbayern” (South Bavaria) retreat areas with the oldest tradition.
The ever-present draw of the mountains, lakes and the Bavarian way-of-life
creates the perfect setting for conferences and vacations for body and
soul in our hectic time. |
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Rosenheim
This central spot on the way between Munich and Salzburg has a lot to
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Whether you wish to go shopping or take a
historical tour through Rosenheim, you will find it all right here. |
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Sightseeing tour of the city
The easiest way to get a glimpse of Rosenheim’s history is to take a
sightseeing tour of the city. Every Saturday at 2 pm – from May to October
- starting at the “Kultur- und Kongresszentrum”, a trained guide will take
you on a 1 ½ hour tour of the downtown area explaining some of the city’s
history, architecture and sights.
Museum
Different museums display the city’s history:
These include the “Städtisches Museum”, the city museum, the
“Holztechnisches Museum”, a wood-technology museum and the Inn-river
museum.KU/KO (Kultur- und Kongresszentrum): A variety of events take place
at the „Kultur- und Kongresszentrum“: Music events from classic to jazz,
pop and rock, theater performances, social events and much more offer you
varied entertainment.
We will gladly give you details.
Exhibition center “Lokschuppen”
The 1985- 1988 extensive renovated of this 1857industrial monument
(originally used for storage of locomotives at the first Rosenheim train
station) was honoured with an award of excellence by the Federation of
German Architects. It provides a locale for exciting and frequently
changing exhibitions. For additional information click here [website]. |
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Sculpture Garden
At the “Salingarten” in front of the “Kultur- und Kongresszentrum” a
sculpture garden was established in 1987, where you can find the works of
significant sculptors from Rosenheim and the surrounding area. |
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Max- Josef- Platz
The Inn- Salzach- architectural style defines the older houses surrounding
the historical market square (since 1984 a pedestrian area).
They stand as reminders of this ancient trade city’s early prosperity. |
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