The best city hikes and walks in Kufstein

Especially from the bridge over which the Münchner Straße leads, you have a beautiful view from the Inn up to the fortress.

A beautiful promenade along the Inn river with views of the Kufstein Fortress.

View of the fortress tower

Holy Trinity Church Kufstein (first mentioned in 1502) The Holy Trinity Church Kufstein, also known as the Trinity Church, is an important church in the town of Kufstein in the Kufstein district of Tyrol. It was first mentioned in 1502 and was originally founded by a winegrower. The church was destroyed in a town fire in 1703 and subsequently rebuilt as a single-nave structure between 1705 and 1730. The baldachin altar dates from the Rococo period and was installed in 1765. The church has a rich history and is an important part of Kufstein's cultural identity. Text / Source: wikipedia.org https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfarrkirche_Kufstein

Kufstein Town Hall “dating from the first half of the 16th century” The core of the town hall, dating from the first half of the 16th century, has been preserved. The stepped gable facade was added during a renovation in 1923. The late Gothic net vault was renovated in 1965. A 2011 renovation integrated the town hall with the Bildsteinhaus (a historic building). This renovation, carried out according to the plans of the architectural firm Rainer Köberl, Giner + Wucherer, has received several awards. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rathaus_Kufstein

Madersperger Sewing Machine Museum - Kufstein The inventor of the sewing machine, Josef Georg Madersperger, was honored with a museum dedicated to him in his birthplace of Kufstein, located on Kinkstrasse. The museum, called the Madersperger Sewing Machine Museum, features an audiovisual presentation that tells the story of Josef Georg Madersperger's life and work. Initially, only Madersperger knew about the usefulness of his machine. No one else was interested in acquiring his invention. Therefore, Madersperger donated his first working sewing machine to the Polytechnic Institute in Vienna. Today, his invention is indispensable, and the people of Kufstein have dedicated a museum to the inventor and his machine. Free admission – voluntary donations welcome Text / Source: Kufsteinerland Tourism Association, Unterer Stadtplatz 11-13, Kufstein https://www.kufstein.com/en/kufstein/info/madersperger-museum.html

Kufstein "Pearl of Tyrol" in front of the Old Town Artwork by Isidor Winkler on Römerhofgasse Do you know the pearl, the pearl of Tyrol, the little town of Kufstein, you surely know it, surrounded by mountains, so peaceful and still, yes, that is Kufstein, there on the green Inn River… Text / Source: meinbezirk.at https://www.meinbezirk.at/kufstein/c-lokales/kufstein-enthuellt-perle-vor-altstadt_a4883491

Kufstein – The Pearl of Tyrol in memoriam Karl Ganzer Karl Ganzer was an Austrian composer and poet. He became famous, among other things, for the Kufstein song "Pearl of Tyrol." A monument to him was erected in Römerhofgasse, and a street was named after him. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Ganzer