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Einzig erhaltenes Tor zum Schutz des ehemaligen Marktes Rosenheim.
Der erste Bikepark in Rosenheim hat eröffnet.
Discover the region
Touristically relevant sights are many here: The Municipal Museum vividly shows the history of the region; the Schlossberg Museum houses interesting exhibitions on art and cultural history; Max-Josefs-Platz is a popular meeting place for strolling or relaxing in a café.
Cultural highlights can also be found in Rosenheim's theatre scene: the Little Theatre regularly offers performances ranging from classical works to modern cabaret. In summer, the open-air cinema at Mangfallpark attracts numerous cineastes.
For gourmets, there is also plenty to discover: Traditional inns serve regional specialities such as pork knuckle or Bavarian liver dumplings. Sweet treats such as apple strudel or Kaiserschmarrn are also a must-try.
The surroundings of Rosenheim also offer many opportunities for outdoor activities. In spring and summer, hikes can be undertaken in the nearby mountains or the Mangfall can be navigated by canoe. In winter, the Sudelfeld and Spitzingsee ski resorts are an enticement for winter sports.
And what to do when it rains? Rosenheim has numerous museums, theatres and cinemas that can also be visited on rainy days. Another option is a visit to the "InnSalzach" leisure pool - here you can go swimming or relax in the sauna if the weather is bad.
We hope that this travel guide has given you a good overview of Rosenheim as a destination and has inspired you to visit this beautiful city!
Get to know the Chiemsee Alps on a winter hike
The winter hiking trails around Rosenheim take you to the Chiemsee Alpine region. A moderately difficult tour that takes you through a picturesque winter landscape is the winter hike through the Eggstätt-Hemhofer-Seenplatte in Chiemgau. You will be on the move for around 3 hours over a distance of 10 kilometres. In the process, you will climb about 500 metres of altitude. You should therefore be in good basic physical condition. The tour takes you past the Hartsee lake and the Kaut and Schloß lakes. There you have the opportunity to experience a picturesque, wintry spectacle of nature by the water.
A somewhat easier route is the winter hike up to the Wagneralm near Bruchfeld. This is one of the winter hikes that is suitable for beginners. It is only 2.3 kilometres long and will take you around an hour to complete. The path up to the Wagneralm leads through a lightly wooded area - from there you have a beautiful view of the snow-covered winter landscape.
Seeking the challenge on demanding winter hiking tours
If you are already experienced in winter hiking, you will also get your money's worth in Rosenheim. Take a look at the winter hiking trails, such as the route "Winterwanderdern: Heuberg and Bichleralm from Nußdorf". It is 9.4 kilometres long and you will cover more than 800 metres of altitude. Allow around 4 hours for the route. The goal of the hike is the summit of the Heuberg - from there you can enjoy a picturesque panorama.
The tour around the Simssee is particularly varied - it is also 16.5 kilometres long. You will also need around 4 hours for this route. While it is a little longer, you only have to climb around 100 metres of altitude on the circular route. Lake Simssee will delight you with its untouched reed and shore zones as well as the gentle hilly landscape in the surrounding area.
Get to know Rosenheim off the beaten track
You can let off steam in Rosenheim not only on the winter hiking tours. You can also visit the popular city. You should definitely stop by at Max-Josefs-Platz. The historic market square is surrounded by buildings from the Baroque and the Gründerzeit. You should also take a closer look at the Stockhammer House, the Fortner Wine House and Rosenheim's former town hall. The parish church of St. Nicholas is a testimony to the Middle Ages. It was built in 1450 in late Gothic style. The Loreto Chapel from modern times is also worth a visit.
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