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Accommodation in Kraiburg Am Inn
Kraiburg a.Inn offers several distinct reasons to stay: the Maximilian Hammer Mill brings the history of technology to life, the market square and St. George’s Chapel add historic touches, and Guttenburg Golf Course offers a different kind of leisure activity.
The history of technology at the Maximilian Hammer Mill
The Maximilian Hammer Mill is located in the Maximilian district of Kraiburg. It was built in 1889, operated until 1985, and was subsequently restored. Two overshot waterwheels drive the machinery via a transmission, including a double forge and a large drop hammer. This interplay illustrates how hydropower and mechanical engineering work together in the forge.
The upper floor houses a small museum about the family history of the former owners and their working life. Visits to the hammer mill are possible by prior arrangement; coordinate your visit time with the facility before you go. This makes it possible to focus on the history of the craft and the preserved machinery, rather than looking only at individual dates.
Market square, chapel and castle hill
Kraiburg’s medieval market square features a fountain and historic building façades. St. George’s Chapel stands on the site of a castle built by the Counts of Kraiburg in the Middle Ages and later demolished. The climb along the Floriansteig to Castle Hill begins just behind the parish church. The market square, the chapel’s history and the climb offer different starting points for a visit, whether you are interested in the townscape, medieval history or an activity.
Guttenburg Golf Course comprises an 18-hole course, a 6-hole short course and an Academy practice area with an extensive driving range. This offers a choice of a full-size course, a short course and practice facilities. If golf is part of your stay, check current operating details directly with the golf club.
When looking for accommodation, your preferred focus can provide a starting point: local history, the climb along the Floriansteig or golf can each shape your travel plans in different ways.
A distinct urban and nature experience: MĂĽhldorf Am Inn
Mühldorf Am Inn has its own urban character. The 500-metre-long town square is lined with colourful façades in the Inn-Salzach architectural style. The square features the Salzburg High Fountain, a gift from Prince-Archbishop Johannes Ernst von Thun of Salzburg in 1692. At the entrance to the town square stands the Nagelschmiedturm, also known as the Munich Gate; it is the oldest building in the town.
The two Traidkästen, Haberkasten and Kornkasten, were built as grain storehouses in the 15th century; a courtyard lies between the buildings. Haberkasten was later converted into a cultural centre. Since 1999, the courtyard has hosted the summer festival every year during the first two weeks of July. Check the specific event dates before making plans.
For a different kind of exploration, the Innaue Nature Experience Trail runs through MĂĽhldorf Am Inn and connects the town with the local recreation area south of the Inn. The circular route includes eleven interactive stations and serves as both an educational trail and a walking route. It is suitable for pushchairs and family-friendly, making it a specific option for families who want to combine a nature experience with a walk.
Mühldorf outdoor swimming pool has a swimming pool, a non-swimmers’ pool, a children’s paddling pool, a water slide and a beach volleyball court. The outdoor pool also has a food and drink establishment. This choice of pools, activities and refreshments adds another leisure option to the town and nature experience.
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