Ramerberg

Geographically, Ramerberg is located about 15 kilometres east of Rosenheim and lies at an altitude of around 500 metres above sea level. The municipality covers an area of just under 20 square kilometres and is home to around 3,000 inhabitants.

One of the best-known sights in Ramerberg is the parish church of St. Georg, which was built in late Gothic style and is a real highlight with its magnificent frescoes. Hohenaschau Castle from the 16th century and the local history museum are also absolutely worth seeing.

Cultural highlights abound here as well: concerts, theatre performances or art exhibitions take place regularly in summer, while in winter you can be amazed at traditional Christmas markets.

The many inns and restaurants in the region provide culinary delights - fresh beer is served directly from the barrel and hearty Bavarian specialities such as pork knuckle or liver dumplings are on every menu.

Those who like to be active also get their money's worth in Ramerberg: cycling or hiking through the idyllic nature is part of the daily routine here. It is especially beautiful in spring, when the meadows and fields shine in lush green, or in autumn, when the leaves of the trees turn colourful.

Even when the weather is bad, there is plenty to discover here: How about a trip to nearby Rosenheim, where you can visit museums or stroll through cosy cafés?

Whether you are a culture enthusiast, nature lover or pleasure seeker - Ramerberg has something to offer for everyone and definitely belongs on every travel bucket list!