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Tourismusverband Naturparkregion Reutte Untermarkt 34 A – 6600 Reutte / Tirol Tel.: +43 (0)5672 - 62336 E-mail: info@reutte.com blog.reutte.com www.reutte.com

The key sights and loveliest excursion destinations, as well as sporting attractions in the Naturparkregion Reutte at a glance!

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Welcome to the Naturparkregion Reutte

The Naturparkregion Reutte which incorporates the towns of Reutte, Breitenwang, Ehenbichl, Höfen, ­Lechaschau, Musau, Pflach, Pinswang, Vils, Wängle and Weißenbach, is a hub for high-tech added value in the Allgäu-Tyrol border region, one which is in harmony with people and nature. Nestling in a unique backdrop, amid an Alpine realm and Alpine foothills, the gateway to Tyrol makes over 900 years of history come alive on the Via Claudia Augusta and the Salt Road.

Healthy originality in natural surroundings which are tranquil and safe – a place where we work and where others come on holiday. A natural parc with water from the River Lech, comprising streams and crystal-clear mountain lakes providing energy, regeneration, re­ plen­ishment and diversity. A region for economic, ­social and environmental well-being, which provides high quality recreational facilities.

Our activities are based on the values of honesty and pride, innovation, ambition and respect.

We hope you enjoy a wonderful stay and a fulfilling time in the Naturparkregion Reutte!

Hermann Ruepp Chairman

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Ronald Petrini Managing Director

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Contents

Experience…………………………………………………………………… Page 5 – Spring…………………………………………………………………………

– Summer………………………………………………………………………

– Autumn………………………………………………………………………

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Places of interest………………………………………………………… Page 22 Tips for children and families……………………………………… Page 24 A historic walk through Reutte………………………………… Page 29 Useful addresses………………………………………………………… Page 45 Food and drink…………………………………………………………… Page 55

Imprint ©T ourismusverband Naturparkregion Reutte Untermarkt 34, 6600 Reutte Graphic concept Tourismusverband Naturparkregion Reutte Photo credits Cover: Ronald Petrini Content: Ursula Aichner, Robert Eder, Foto Müller, Fotostudio René, Jörg Koopmann, Rolf Marke, Tiroler Zugspitzbahn, Wally Blitz, ­ Tier- und Spielpark Bichlbach, Burgenwelt Ehrenberg, Alpentherme Ehrenberg, Reptilienzoo Allgäu, Allgäuer Schmetterlings-Erlebniswelt Exclusion of liability and comments The Tourismusverband Naturparkregion Reutte does not take over any Liability for the completeness and correctness of the information in this brochure. Sports activities can only be carried out when the physical condition is good and require independent and foresighted 4 action.

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Spring | Experience

Spring Spring awakening in the ­Naturparkregion Reutte The first flower buds make their way through the thin blanket of snow, the first shoots sprout from the trees and bushes. Slowly the ice melts on the lakes and in the brooks, which are splashing again.

Enjoy the warming sunbeams of the spring sun and the awakening nature on a bike tour or hike in lower altitudes. Explore the varied landscape around the wild river Lech and relax in an impressive natural backdrop.

Lake Plansee

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Summer Summer pleasure – bike, and swimming fun Five crystal-clear bathing lakes, the idyllic waterfalls Stuibenfälle, striking mountain peaks, numerous ­hiking trails and mountain bike trails of different ­degrees of difficulty, great destinations for ­excursions and exciting events for the whole family await you in the Naturparkregion Reutte.

Also in summer the wild river Lech plays a leading role – discover dreamlike natural landscapes at the “Letzten Wilden” during a bike tour at the Lechradweg or a hike at the long-distance hiking trail Lechweg.

Explore the underwater world of the Naturparkregion Reutte on a dive in Plansee, Urisee and Baggersee in Weißenbach or let your thoughts circulate while ­fishing. Details on the fish waters can be obtained from the tourist office.

You will be spoiled with culinary delights during all your activities on our numerous alpine huts as well as in restaurants.

Lake Plansee – view to Lake Heiterwanger See

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Autumn Bergherbst – Culinary delights in the Naturparkregion Reutte Enjoy the beautiful autumn days on a hike or bike tour on one of the numerous trails and let yourself be spoiled by the culinary autumn pleasures from regional ingredients in one of our huts or ­restaurants.

Different events around culture, tradition and culinary await you at the Bergherbst in our region.

View to Reutte and the surrounding mountains

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Winter White wonderland – Winter Magic Take your turns on the perfectly prepared slopes, glide along the freshly prepared cross-country ski trails or explore the winter landscape on one of our winter hiking trails.

Winter huts with warm rooms and culinary delicacies invite you to stop for eat and drink along the way.

It is a pleasure to toboggan at the Alten Gaichtpass in Weißenbach or at the Schollenwiesenlift in Höfen – fun for the whole family.

Ehenbichler Alm

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Places of interest Bavarian Royal Castles Hohenschwangau and ­Neuschwanstein (ca. 15 km) Alpseestraße 12, D-87645 Hohenschwangau Tel.: +49 (0)8362 930830

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Tyrolean Zugspitzbahn cable car (Germany’s highest peak) (ca. 26 km) Obermoos 1, 6632 Ehrwald Tel.: +43 (0)5673 2309 Swarovski crystal world in Wattens (ca. 113 km) Kristallweltenstraße 1, 6112 Wattens Tel.: +43 (0)5224 51080 Beautiful cities: Füssen im Allgäu (ca. 15 km) Garmisch-Partenkirchen (ca. 44 km) Kempten im Allgäu (ca. 54 km) state capital Innsbruck (ca. 97 km)

Tyrolean Zugspitzbahn cable car

Castle Linderhof (ca. 30 km) Linderhof 12, D-82488 Ettal In the winter months, the ‘Parkbauten’ (Venus grotto, Moorish Kiosk etc.) are closed Tel.: +49 (0)8822 92030 Monastery Ettal, Oberammergau (ca. 40 km) Kaiser-Ludwig-Platz 1, D-82488 Ettal Tel.: +49 (0)8822 740 Wieskirche in Steingaden (ca. 35 km) Wies 14, D-86989 Steingaden Tel.: +49 (0)8862 93 2 93-0

Bavarian Royal Castle Neuschwanstein

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Bavarian Royal Castle Hohenschwangau

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for children and families High ropes course

Playgrounds in Reutte, Breitenwang, Ehrenberger Klause and Hornwerk, Höfen, Lechaschau, Rieden, Weißenbach, Vils Barefoot hiking trail Mountain station at the Reuttener Seilbahnen Bergbahnstraße 18, 6604 Höfen E-Mail: info@reuttener-seilbahnen.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62420. Open only in summer!

Zoo and playground Bichlbach (ca. 12 km) Bahnhofweg 191, 6621 Bichlbach Tel.: +43 (0)699 19470047 or +43 (0)5674 5209 E-Mail: info@streichelzoo.com. Open only in summer!

Zoo and playground Bichlbach Zoo and playground Bichlbach

Summer toboggan run “Wallyblitz” in Elbigenalp (ca. 34 km) Tel.: +43 (0)699 16240004 10 % discount with the aktiv card. Open only in summer!

Summer toboggan run in Biberwier (ca. 26 km) Tel.: +43 (0)5673 2323. Open only in summer!

High ropes course in Nesselwängle (ca. 17 km) at the valley station Krinnenalp-Bahn 6672 Nesselwängle 145, Tel.: +43 (0)670 6043356 info@kletterwald-tannheimertal.at www.kletterwald-tannheimertal.at Open only in summer!

Summer toboggan run “Wallyblitz” in Elbigenalp

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High ropes course in Bichlbach (ca. 12 km) Gipfl 67, 6621 Bichlbach Tel.: +43 (0)676 7087150 E-Mail: info@kletterwald-bichlbach.at www.kletterwald-bichlbach.at Open only in summer!

Forest experience center Ziegelwies (ca. 14 km) Tiroler Str. 10, D-87629 Füssen Tel.: +49 (0)8341 90022150 www.walderlebniszentrum.eu High ropes course in Pfronten (ca. 23 km) Bürgermeister-Franz-Keller-Straße, D-87459 Pfronten-Kappel Tel.: +49 (0)8363 9259896 Open only in summer!

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Museum „Dem Ritter auf der Spur“

Alpaka-Wanderung

Burgenwelt Ehrenberg Klause 1, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62007 A visit to the fortress complex takes you on a journey through the Middle Ages. The former Klause dam houses an interactive museum on the subject of knights and castles, as well as an exhibition about the Lech Nature Park. An inclined lift takes you in front of the baroque portal to the Hornwork, where the free ‘Attack and Defence’ exhibition is housed along with the legendary dungeon with the Rüdiger the Knight family theatre. On the way to the castle ruins, a themed playground entices you to enjoy some adventures before you have a chance to test your courage on the highline179 suspension bridge.

• The ‘On the Trail of the Knight’ adventure museum with the Rüdiger the Knight museum rally, knightly accolade and award ceremony for the kids.

• Another adventure for the kids can be had with ­treasure hunts for the magic of the white light and/or for the magical Ehrenberg Sword at the castle ruins.

• The ‘der letzte Wilde‘ nature exhibition invites you to walk through the forests by the river Lech and explore its gravel banks.

• The Hornwork on the Schlossanger with the permanent ‘Attack and Defence’ exhibition • Legendary dungeon Open daily and free with an Aktiv Card!

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Juhui’s Reich für Kinder

Alpaca hiking in Hinterbichl 6610 Wängle / Hinterbichl, Hausnr. 13 (to the left of Tannenhof). Tel.: +43 (0)676 7570288 Juhui’s kingdom for children in the Alpentherme ­Ehrenberg Thermenstraße 10, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72222 Climbing & bouldering meet and ‘Tanni’s’ children’s paradise, in Tannheim (ca. 24 km) Vilsalpseestraße 1, 6675 Tannheim Tel.: +43 (0)5675 6220 Indoor play area Allgäulino (ca. 45 km) Alpenstraße 20, D-87497 Wertach Indoor play area spanning 3000 m² for children aged between 2 and 12 Tel.: +49 (0)8365 1027 27

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• Butterfly Adventure World

Reptile Zoo

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IndoorSpielplatz

Indoor play area Lina Laune Land (ca. 50 km) Plabennecstraße 30, D-87448 Waltenhofen Tel.: +49 (0)8303 920721 Reptile Zoo (ca. 14 km) Mühlbachgasse 10, D-87629 Füssen E-Mail: info@reptilienzoo-allgaeu.de Tel.: +49 (0)176 32326768. Friday closed!

Butterfly Adventure World (ca. 22 km) Gernweg 5, D-87459 Pfronten Tel.: +49(0)8363 393. Monday + Tuesday closed!

Toboggan Run Schollenwiesenlift and Toboggan Run Alter Gaichtpass Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62336 info@reutte.com. Open only in winter!

Fairytal forest and zoo in Schongau (ca. 50 km) Dießener Straße 6, D-86956 Schongau Tel.: +49 (0)8861 7527 Adventure hiking trail “Moosle’s Forscherpfad” and “Zauberwelt” (ca. 20 km) Berglifte Giselher Langes Gesellschaft m.b.H. & Co KG Juch 3, 6631 Lermoos. Tel.: +43 (0)5673 2323 E-Mail: info@bergbahnen-langes.at Open only in summer!

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original location. On the facade of the new secondary school is the sgraffito ‘Siege of Ehrenberg’.

After a few metres you come to the hotel/guesthouse ‘Zum Mohren’ – Untermarkt 26. Gasthof ‘Zum Mohren’ is one of the long-established guesthouses in Reutte; even from 1646 it was a guesthouse/brewery. In 1765 the owner, Joseph Wagner, was mentioned in council minutes as ‘holding landlord at the Mohrenkopf’. In the course of time the names of the hosting families have indeed changed, yet the name of the guesthouse remained unchanged. The original guesthouse signpost can today be seen in our local history museum ‘Grünes Haus’ (Untermarkt 25).

Next door is ‘Tauscher Haus’ – Untermarkt 24. The ­so-called ‘Tauscher Haus’ dates from the 18th century.

The fresco of the ‘Immaculata’ (depiction of Mary of the Immaculate Conception) beneath the gable of the house is dated around 1780 and has been attributed to the well-known Reutte Baroque painter Johann Jakob Zeiller. The bourgeois house was named after its ­former owner, the businessman and mayor of Reutte, Karl Ludwig Tauscher (1827 – 1897). Since 1930 the building has been owned by the community of Reutte.

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Diagonally opposite is the re-designed ‘Zeiller Platz’ – a pleasing, relaxing area in the middle of Untermarkt – surrounded by the historic buildings of the former ­‘Untere Salzstadel’, the ‘Zeiller Haus’ and the ‘Grabherr Haus’.

Start your circuit at our office, The Tourist Information Office for the Naturparkregion Reutte (Untermarkt 34) – we will accompany you on your stroll through our lovely local town providing information which we have taken from the book ‘Reutte – 500 year old market town: 1489 – 1989’.

To start with: the Untermarkt area While walking through the park facilities in Untermarkt you get to see a cast iron fountain which has decorative elements, dating from the year 1907. It is one of the many historic fountains which enhance the landscape of Reutte today and which was restored to mark the 500 year anniversary of the market and put back in its 30

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Salt Stock in Reutte ‘Untere Salzstadel’ – Untermarkt 31: the ‘Untere Salz­ stadel’ was located in today’s office and residential building up until the end of the 18th century. Soon after written approval from Duke Sigismund in 1471 a salt depot made out of wood was set up in Unterreutte; in 1712 a new building was constructed out of stone.

There was a charge for storing the salt containers for the owner, the parish of Breitenwang. When the salt trade stagnated, the ‘Untere Salzstadel’ was used ­between the years of 1778 – 1841 as a custom house (­‘Dogana Stadel’) for the transport of goods to and from Füssen. Since that time, the building with its characteristic hipped roof has been privately owned.

The painting family, the Zeillers ‘Zeiller Haus’ also known as ‘Schöne Haus’ (Zeiller-­ Platz 2) was spared by the major fires in Reutte in 1703 and 1704. There are still fragments of frescoes visible on the south side of the building, which date from around 1600. The façade paintings on the other three sides of the building – particularly worthy of emphasis are the frescoes on the gable side – were created in 1776 and are by Baroque painter Johann Jakob Zeiller (1708 – 1783). His father and first teacher, Paul Zeiller (1658 – 1738), inherited this house from his father Christoph. Paul Zeiller, who set up the Außerfern school of painting, also taught his nephew, Franz ­Anton Zeiller (1716 – 1794), and had his painting ­workshop here. His famous son Johann Jakob was born in this house.

Amble through the traffic-calmed Untermarkt ‘Grabherr Haus’ – Zeiller-Platz 1: Also part of the former guesthouse ‘Zur goldenen Rose’ (Untermarkt 29), was the ‘Turm’ (Untermarkt 27) and ‘Zeiller Haus’. In the 15th century the entire property was in the ownership of the long-established Reutte family, the Klainhann’s.

In the 2nd half of the 17th century, it was purchased by wealthy Reutte citizen and salt factor Christoph Zeiller and for a few generations it was owned by the Zeiller family. A fire in 1704 completely destroyed the inn.

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The building as it is today was completed in 1737 and was used as an inn and as accommodation. Between 1754 – 1782 it was the headquarters of the district ­governor of Oberinntal, an administrative district, which more or less takes in today’s districts of Reutte, Imst and Landeck. Between the years of 1806 – 1814 the ‘Königlich Bayerische Rentamt’ (the royal Bavarian financial offices) were in this building. After the end of Bavarian rule, the house was in the possession of business men: Grabherr, Senetin and Hösle. The façade painting with the richly adorned trompe-l’oeil architectural portal frame dates from around 1800. On the longitudinal façade of the building, on the middle window, a medallion with a rose and a plate of food with a wine jug, which is held by two putti, still allude to the Wein­wirtshaus ‘Zur güldenen Rosen’.

At the end of the longitudinal side of the ‘Grabherr Haus’ is the ‘Turm’ (the ‘tower’) – Untermarkt 27.

The ‘Turm’ is probably the oldest preserved building in Reutte. The rooms on the first floor were used as accommo­da­tion for people travelling through the area.

Even E ­ mperor Friedrich III., the father of Maximilian I., was said to have stayed here in 1488 when he was ­travelling through.

The ‘Grünes Haus’ – historic building and museum Walk further and you come to the ‘Grünes Haus’ – ­Untermarkt 25. The ‘Grünes Haus’ is said to date from the 2nd half of the 16th century, as Renaissance paintings recently discovered on the 2nd floor attest.

The prosperous Sisters of Strelle have been proven to be the owners around the middle of the 18th century.

It was probably on their behest that Johann Jakob Zeiller ­created the façade paintings decorations in 1779 on a green background. Under the gable, around the middle window, is a symmetrical depiction of the ‘Holy Trinity’ on clouds.

Architectural paintings, such as the light portal, columns on the corners, cornices and herma pilaster on the crowned cartouche windows adorn the building.

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impressive ‘Mittelflurhaus’. His son, the affluent landlord, Jakob Mang Ammann, moved the brewery in 1774 to one of the guesthouses in the neighbourhood, the ‘Goldenes Kreuz’ (Untermarkt 18) in an annex of the ‘Goldene Rose’.

‘Grünes Haus’

between 1821 and 1918 the townhouse was owned by the post master’s family, the Angerers (the owners of the large guesthouse ‘Zur Post’ which was located next door at the time).

The district of Reutte purchased the house in 1986 from a private owner. The house was extensively restored in 1989 for the Tyrol National Exhibition, marking 500 years the elevation of Reutte to ‘market town’ status.

For this outstanding regeneration, the building was awarded the international ‘Europa Nostra’ diploma.

Since 1990 Reutte’s museum of local history has been accommod­ated in the rooms in the building. As well as the exposed Renaissance paintings and the exquisite stucco ceiling, dated around 1720/30, the museum ­provides an interesting insight into the development of arts and handcrafts in the Außerfern. Well worth a visit!

Guesthouses in the historic town centre Diagonally opposite is ‘Rose’ – Untermarkt 16. The former brewery/guesthouse ‘Zur goldenen Rose’ is said to have got its name around 1800 from the public house ‘Zur güldenen Rosen’, when it set up a hospitality ­business. According to lore, in 1724 Johann­Ammann established an old Gothic building structure above the 34

On the same street at the end of Untermarkt is the ‘Goldene Hirsch’ – Mühler­Straße 1. The guesthouse close to the market square ‘Zum goldenen Hirschen’, is one of the oldest guesthouses in Reutte. In 1615 Christoph Zeiller, father of Baroque painter Paul Zeiller, purchased the wine tavern for his large family. The guesthouse remained in the hands of the eminent ­Zeiller family for over a century and was then taken on by the Geisenhof family, who finally in 1782 were granted a ‘Bräustattrecht’. The brewing business ­continued until 1906, although in the interim the ­brewery/guesthouse had changed hands.

Dengel Haus, Strahlenburg Castle Diagonally to the left, opposite the main road, you can see one of the loveliest houses in Reutte, ‘Dengel Haus’ – Obermarkt 3. Dengel Haus was built in 1704 by the ‘business trader’ Johann Ammann in an extensive ­pasture area. The marble coat of armour for the comm­ ercial business can be seen above the entrance portal. ­Until 1780 stayed in the hands of the affluent Reutte business family, the Ammanns, who used the building as a business trading building and as a guesthouse, the ‘Zum schwarzen Bären’. The subsequent owners, the Strelle family from Löwenberg and Strahlenburg, also worked here as large scale manufacturers, beer brewers and landlords. The family’s prosperity can be seen in the particularly impressive façade of the property, which they commissioned around 1800. The paintings, in the contemporary Empire style of that era, border the windows and stand out tastefully from the green background. Excellently worked Rococo window baskets with lots of detail decorate the gable side of the building. The excellent decorative wrought iron work – some of the nicest of this kind in the Außerfern – are ­attributed to Ehrwald master-worker, Johann Franz Guem. The building was owned by the Strelle family until 1821, then it changed hands often thereafter.

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historian from Außerfern, inherited the house, which has been named after him to this day. When renovation was carried out, Dengel had his coat of arms apply to the bay on the north side of the house. The renovation work is referred to in a maxim by Tyrolean dialect poet, Bruder Willram. According to a testamentary decree, Professor Dengel handed ownership of the house to the community of Reutte in 1955 with the condition that it should be used for ­social and cultural purposes.

This was fulfilled by the market town district authority with the setting up of the so-called ‘Dengel Galerie’ in the old vaults on the ground floor, where exhibitions are regularly shown.

In Obermarkt: ‘Markt-Gemeindeamt’ – the market town offices Immediately in front of ‘Dengel Haus’ is the ‘Markt-­ Gemeindeamt’ – Obermarkt 1. The ‘Marktgemeinde­ amt’ building stands on history-laden soil. In 1491 the ­citizens of Reutte set up a granary and a town hall in this area, which in the time followed was continually developed and extended. The ground floor of the ­building was used to store grain for weekly market days, as a trading area when the weather was bad, as a meeting room and even as a ‘polling area’ for the at one-time yearly held mayoral elections. On the top floor from the 18th century there was an archive room for the dist­ricts’ certificates and written documentation.

There was also a conference room for the council, a chancery room for the town clerk and the mayor also had his own ­office. However it was only towards the end of the 19th century that the building lost its ­primary function as a grain store and trading area and since that time has been solely the seat of the district ­authority offices.

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occasion of the 500-year celebrations of the town’s market status provision a young tree was replanted on the site, in the middle of the road.

The ‘Nagelsäule’ (column of nails) is standing on the south-west corner of the Marktgemeindeamt since 1917 and documents the locals’ preparedness to help out during the need created by World War One. With the donation of a sum of money for war widows and orphans, a nail could be beaten into the wooden ­column.

‘District authority’ and ‘District court’ building In the 15th and 16th centuries a hearing day was often held outdoors in front of the building. From his seat of judgement seat (‘Dingstuhl’) the judge of Ehrenberg set the law. Weekly and yearly markets were also held around the grain house. The image of the market square was dominated by a large linden tree, which was said to date from the time of the town’s elevation to market town status in 1489. Not least on account of its size and age, the tree had to be felled in 1947. On the 36

Adjoining this is the ‘District authority’ office – Obermarkt 7. In the 2nd half of the 18th century Joseph Carl Falger (1704 – 1777) constructed the guesthouse ‘Zur Gemse’ for genteel travellers. When journeying through in 1782, Pope Pius VI issued a blessing to the people from the balcony of the building. A memorial on the ­facade of today’s ‘District authority’ office is a reminder of this event.

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The District Court is opposite – Obermarkt 2. Even around 1600 today’s plain building which has a steep pitched roof, was mentioned in documents as being the ‘Ehrenheim’ residence for the moneyed nobles of Klainhanns. At that time it was one of the few stone buildings in Reutte and with its height it and the neighbouring St. Anna church, dominated the town. The building was purchased soon after 1600 by the later custodian of Ehrenberg, Burkart Layman for Liebenau.

In 1606 he transferred the trusteeship of Ehrenberg Castle to ‘Ehrenheim’, a little while later the offices of the judge of the Castle were here. Between 1854 – 1938 the district authority and the courts where in the same building. Since 1938 the district court and the police station have been accommodated in the rooms of the old ‘Ehrenheim’.

St. Anna church and former Franciscan monastery After this, the re-designed church square which has a fountain dating from the year 1874, proceeds to the Franciscan monastery which includes St. Anna parish church. On 15th March 1628 Tyrol local ruler, Archduke Leopold V and his wife Claudia of Medici laid the ­foundation stone in Reutte for the Franciscan monastery. The already existing chapel/church ­dedicated to Holy Mother Anna was connected to the monastery, which the Franciscans had already moved into in 1631.

St. Anna parish and monastery church: The design of the building of today’s church dates from the time after the fire in 1703. During the catastrophic fire of 1846, the church’s Baroque fittings were destroyed. During the last major refurbishment work carried out on the church between 1964 and 1967, the neo-classical fitt­ings dating from the 19th century were removed. ­ Today the prosaic church interior is embellished by few, but all the more precious works of art – spared from both fires, the late Gothic sculptural group of the ‘Virgin and Child with St. Anne’, created by the eminent Allgäu sculptor Jörg Lederer around 1510 / 15, remain.

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hangs a painting depicting ‘St. Anthony of Padua as intercessor for prisoners and the infirm’. It was created

by Paul Zeiller from Reutte and is dated 1707. It is also particularly worth mentioning that the ‘Crucifixion group with Maria and Johannes’ on the left side altar dated 1725, is attributed to the eminent Baroque sculptor Anton Sturm (1690 – 1757). (Further details can be found in the church in the church guide.)

Along the monastery walls, three old chestnut trees ­remain a reminder of Reutte’s town improvement committee’s work at the turn of the century.

Lumper Haus On the other side of the street, ‘Lumper Haus’ – Obermarkt 25 is really worth a look. Built around 1500, the small picture of a crossbowman on the north façade is a reminder of the royal huntsmen. The building fell victim to a large catastrophic fire in 1703 and was rebuilt in 1710. The medallion with the depiction of a suitor above the entrance to the building alludes to the wedding of Christian Carl Lumper, son of a lawyer from upper Lechtal, and Maria Anna Jäger, daughter of a Reutte businessman and councillor, in 1782. The fathers of the bridal pair purchased the building for their children to mark the occasion. Since that time the property has remained in the unbroken tenure of the Lumper family.

Continuing through the Obermarkt As you stroll through the Obermarkt, you come to the oldest historic fountain dating from 1820, which is in front of the Sparkasse building, and then you come to the guesthouse ‘Zum Schwarzen Adler’ – Obermarkt 75. On the square right in front of the guesthouse ‘Zum Schwarzen Adler’ there was a ‘dance house’ up until 1494. It was used to hold dances, as a meeting area for discussions on community matters and as a court. ­Until 1766 at the site of the ‘bürgerliche Guetstadel’­ (also called the ‘Pallhaus’), there was a storage area which was used for goods transported through Reutte.

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façade painting work which was carried out around 1800 by Josef Anton Köpfle (1757 – 1843), a pupil of ­Johann Jakob Zeiller. Under the gable a depiction of Christ’s resurrection can be seen. Classical trompe l’oeil architecture – such as columns and pilasters, Empire vases, leaf and fabric festoons – surround the portal and the windows. The artistically arranged basket bars above the entrance to the building are also worth noting.

Kög – the oldest part of Reutte Head out on a little trip from the guesthouse ‘Zum Schwarzen Adler’, bear right and go to the oldest part of Reutte, ‘Kög’. After a short walk you will come to ­Florianskapelle chapel. Documents attest that Florians­ kapelle chapel in its current form was built around 1760.

The fresco of St. Florian on the façade gable and the ceiling painting inside the church date from 1951 and were created by Innsbruck painter Franz Seelos. Reutte painter Franz Anton Zeiller created the altar ­image ‘St. Florian protecting the market town of Reutte’ around 1774. Also part of the features in the recently ­restored chapel is a statue of a ‘Mater dolorosa’ and the figure of the so-called ‘Wiesheiland’ (Christ on the flagellation column).

Upon your return to Obermarkt you will come to the ‘Krone’ – Obermarkt 46. This large mid hall house ­dating from the 17th century is now the guesthouse, ‘Zur goldenen Krone’, which previously was part of its own brewery. Between 28th and 29th July 1777 Emperor ­Joseph II stayed the night here, when the Krone landlord was Paul Deutsch. Above the portal a depiction of a carriage drawn by six horses and an explanatory text allude to this event.

Florianskapelle chapel

passed away in the village of Breitenwang in an ­‘impoverished farmer’s lodge’, has recently been ­convincingly refuted. Since it can be proven that in Breitenwang since 1094 there was a Guelfic farm, is presumed that the Emperor died in his son-in-law’s farm, owned by the Guelfic family of Heinrich der ­Stolze. (A memorial plaque on the house in Dorfstraße 3 shows the presumed location.)

Dean parish church of Breitenwang

Kaiser-Lothar-Straße takes us to Breitenwang

At the end of Kaiser-Lothar-Straße, to your left, is the dean parish church of Breitenwang. Recent investigations have shown that there was a road station here on the Roman road, Via Claudia August, built in 46AD. It is assumed that a Christian church also must have been here since the Late Roman period.

At the end of Obermarkt, bear left into Kaiser-Lothar-­ Straße and after a few minutes you will come to the town of Breitenwang, where Emperor Lothar III dies on 4th December 1137 on his way back from his military campaign in Italy, in the presence of Heinrich der ­Stolze. The belief that the emperor by happenstance

Peter and Paul dean parish church: the church as it is today was renovated between 1685 and 1691; the church steeple came about a short time before this.

The following artistic pieces on the rich Baroque style design inside the church are worth looking at: the ­ceiling fresco in the presbytery which depicts the

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‘handing over of keys to St. Peter’ dating from 1755 by Johann Jakob Zeiller. His brother-in-law, painter from Reutte, Balthasar Riepp (1703 – 1763), created the small painting above the main altarpiece which depicts the ‘conversion of St. Paul’.

The main altarpiece with the ‘St. Peter’s abnegation of Christ’­was painted by Johann Christoph Haas around 1789 / 90. The two side altar images date from 1809, ­depicting the ‘Martyrdom of St. Sebastian’ and the ‘Holy Family’, were painted by Lechtal painter Karl Selb (1760 – 1819), a pupil of Johann Jakob Zeiller. Wolfram Köberl from Innsbruck painted the nave frescoes, ­modelled on Baroque style, in 1975. Shown are both ­patron saints of the church Peter and Paul, and how they guide people on their way to God. (Also see the description provided in the church) ‘Ascension church’, earlier ‘Totenkapelle’ chapel of the dead: The church steeple on the so-called ‘Chapel of Ascension’ dates from around 1680 and was enlarged in 1724. The hourglass, cross and candlesticks on the cable crest indicate the purpose of the church as being a chapel of rest and of ascension.

Of significance are the stucco danse macabre depictions inside the chapel, which were created by stuccoer Thomas Seitz between 1724 and 1726. The decorative frescos, probably dating from around 1725, are by Paul Zeiller and ­Joseph Obermiller. Also part of the building are the sculpture finishes dating around 1730 by sculptor ­Anton Sturm, who worked especially for the St. Mang Benedictine Monastery in Füssen around 1725 / 30.

Cemetery: On the south wall of the dean parish church in the area of the earlier cemetery, two gravestones for the Klainhanns family bearing their family coat of arms and dating from the 16th century can be seen. At the end of the eastern cemetery arcades are the graves of Christoph Zeiller and his wife Barbara, nee. Höß, who died in 1628. Jesus as the Friend of the Children is depicted in the middle of the memorial plaque, the kneeling founder parental couple and their numerous child­ren can be seen in the slim base panel.

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piece. On the superimposed segmental arch is the ­family coat of arms of the Zeiller and Höß families.

Also worth looking at in the cemetery is the grave cross – particularly worthy of emphasis is a double-­ sided ­Rococo wrought iron cross dated around 1760 (the Köpfle grave).

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­ atrocinium it may be assumed that the chapel was p set up during the time of the plague (1611 and 1635).

There is however no documentary evidence about the exact time of ­creation. Possibly the date visible above the entrance – 1526 – is associated with the building.

Between 1953 – 1954 a small church was remodelled to create a war memorial chapel. The graffito with the depiction of the crucifixion on the exterior facade and the fresco on the chancel arch inside are by Professor Max Spielmann from Innsbruck. Benches next ­ to Rochuskapelle invite you to pause for thought. ­Continue walking along Planseestraße and you will get back to Reutte town centre again with its cafés and shops.

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Banks / ATMs

Bike & E-Bike Rental

Raiffeisenbank Reutte reg.Gen.m.b.H. – Cashpoint Dorfstraße 1 6600 Lechaschau

„Camping Sennalpe“ Am Plansee 6600 Breitenwang E-Mail: info@plansee-tirol.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78115

Sparkasse Reutte AG Branch office Lechaschau Lechtaler Straße 1 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5 0100 76903 office@sparkasse-reutte.at Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG Obermarkt 23 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5 05333-0 reutte@btv.at Hypo Tirol Bank Mühler Straße 12, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)50 700-1900 hypo.reutte@hypotirol.com Raiffeisenbank Reutte reg.Gen.m.b.H. Untermarkt 3, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 6900-0 info@rbr.at Sparkasse Reutte AG Cashpoint outdoor FMZ Lechpark, Lindenstraße 35 6600 Reutte Sparkasse Reutte AG Head office Untermarkt 33 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5 0100 76800 Sparkasse Reutte AG Branch office Untermarkt office@sparkasse-reutte.at Untermarkt 33 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5 0100 76800 Volksbank Tirol AG Obermarkt 16 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)050 566-3017 office@volksbank.tirol Raiffeisenbank Vils and surroundings Stadtplatz 2 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8219

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Bike Rental „Hotel Maximilian“ Reuttener Straße 1 6600 Ehenbichl E-Mail: info@hotelmaximilian.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62585 Bike and Mountainbike Rental „Intersport XL“ Lindenstraße 25 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62352 Bike, City, Mountain and E-Bike Rental „Sport 2000“ Allgäuer Straße 15 6600 Reutte E-Mail: sportpaulweber@ sport2000.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62232 Bike and E-Bike Rental „Hotel Tannenhof“ Hinterbichl 12 6600 Lechaschau E-Mail: info@tannenhof.cc Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63802 Mountain-E-Bikes „Hotel Gasthof Goldenes Lamm“ Oberbach 14 6671 Weißenbach E-Mail: hotel@goldenes-lamm.at Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5216

Breakdown service ÖAMTC Allgäuer Straße 45 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63610 ARBÖ Lechtaler Str. 37 6600 Lechaschau Emergency Call: 123

Car parking Busparkplatz Hirschen Mühlerstraße 1 6600 Reutte info@goldener-hirsch.at

Parkplatz P1 Gymnasiumstraße – Schulzentrum 6600 Reutte Parkplatz P2 Alpenbadstraße 6600 Reutte Parking surveillance Reutte Obermarkt 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)664 8149113

Car repairs Autohaus Meisinger Lechtaler Straße 56 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)512 3100 80 Mobil: +43 (0)699 13100580 reutte@meisinger.at Auto Strasser Lechtaler Straße 37 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62605 0 auto.strasser@tnr.at KFZ Karl Sepp Haggenmüller Straße 24 6600 Lechaschau Mobil: +43 (0)676 6265121 kfz.karl@gmx.at KFZ Werkstätte Lokin Lechtaler Straße 37 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65161 kfz.lokin@tnr.at KFZ Werkstatt Martin Posch Unterbach 55 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)676 7279639 martinposch1@gmx.at Autohaus Wolf Gewerbegebiet 8 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 66111 info@autohaus-wolf.at KFZ Wörle Oberpinswang 13 Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8124 Mobil: +43 (0)664 113549 6600 Pinswang

Autohaus Dreer Kohlplatz 5 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62017 Mobil: +43 (0)676 9650010 KFZ Zobl Kohlplatz 1 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)676 5215011 Autohaus Schweiger Allgäuer Straße 72 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62000 office.schweiger@autohaus.at Lechtaler Autohaus Allgäuer Straße 68 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65333 office@lechtaler-autohaus.at CR Ausbeultechnik Stegen 5 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 53040 Mobil: +43 (0)676 4214684 christian.rofner@web.de KFZ Rux Unterwies 1 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)676 9077555 KFZ Werkstätte Bernhard Feneberg Gewerbegebiet 4 6671 Weißenbach am Lech Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5811

Cinema Alpenfilmtheater Füssen (ca. 17 km) Augustenstraße 15 D-87629 Füssen Tel.: +49 (0)8362 921467 Programme announcement: Tel.: +49 (0)8362 7690 FMZ Kino Imst (ca. 50 km), Industriezone 30 6460 Imst E-Mail: info@fmzkino.at Kinocenter & Hochland Kino Garmisch-Partenkirchen (ca. 44 km), Marienplatz D-82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Tel.: +49 (0)8821 2370 47

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Cosmetics

Doctors – GPs

Aromapflege ­Naturkosmetikstudio Sepp-Haggenmüller-Straße 6 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64942

Dr. Greinwald Max-Kerber-Platz 1 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63628

Ehrenberger Kosmetikstüble Fr. Kirchmair Metallwerk Planseestraße 49 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)660 3763060 Kosmetikstudio Blickfang Fr. Egger Obermarkt 41 6600 Reutte Mobil: +43 (0)664 3663212 office@blickfang.tirol

Dr. Kienel Dorfstraße 10 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63530 Public Medical Officer BH Reutte Dr. Grimm-Halkevopoulos Obermarkt 5 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 6996 0 bh.reutte@tirol.gv.at

Doctor – Special department Childhood illnesses Kinderärztliche Ordination Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 601 510 kinderabteilung@bkh-reutte.at

Doctor – Special department ENT Dr. Andrle Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 601590 hno-reutte@outlook.at

dm Kosmetikstudio Obermarkt 38, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 6346512

Dr. Petrini Obermarkt 49 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72227 info@praxis-petrini.at

Salon Cosmetique Fr. Petschnig Untermarkt 39, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62717 info@salon-elisabeth.at

GP surgery and acupuncture Dr. Kramer-Klett Friedhofsweg 14 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71506

Tyrol Beauty Kosmetik Fr. Wasle 6604 Höfen, Mühlbachweg 14 Tel.: +43 (0)650 2605721 info@tyrol-beauty.at

Dr. Mantl jun. & sen.

Mühler Straße 25 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64266 dr.mantl@aon.at

Dr. Somweber Gewerbegebiet 2 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64763 info@somweber.cc

Dr. Andrle Untermarkt 9 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65630

Dr. Ebner Südtiroler Straße 18 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63562

Dr. Galgoczy Obermarkt 26 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65730 praxis.galgoczy@aon.at

Cross-country Ski Rental Skischule / Verleih Hahnenkamm 2000, Herr Weber Bergbahnstraße 18, 6604 Höfen E-Mail: info@ski2000.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72195 Skischule / Verleih Reutte Herr Huter Krankenhausstraße 18 6600 Reutte E-Mail: info@skischule-reutte.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62443 or +43 (0)676 9226214

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Dr. Reinstadler Friedrich-Attlmayr-Straße 34 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64884

Doctor – Special department Internist Dr. Bernhard Schett Kohlplatz 7, 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64338

Doctor – Specialist ­department Dentistry

Die Praxis Vils, Dr. Dreer Dogana 1 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 20155 info@praxis-vils.at

Dental technician, Dr. Larcher Am Kanal 31a 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64028

Dr. Pumeneder Obweg 15 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8486 dr.pumeneder@direkt.at

Dr. Nahler Lindenstraße 35/4 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63686 praxis.nahler@gmail.com

Dr. Walch Mühlbachweg 9 6671 Weißenbach am Lech Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5226

Dr. Scheidle Lindenstraße 25 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64004 info@dr-scheidle.at

Dr. Steppan Untermarkt 16 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63383 Outpatient dental clinic Reutte Dr. Machenschalk-Straße 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)59160 3241 zahn@tgkk.at

Doctor – Specialist­ department Neurology Dr. Engelhardt Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72666 neurologie@neurologie-reutte.at

Doctor – Specialist ­department Psychiatry Dr. Prokop Mühler Straße 13, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72146 info@psychiatrie-reutte.at

Doctor – Specialist ­department Urology Dr. Hass Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71999 info@bkh-reutte.at

Doctors – Special ­department Gynaecology Dr. Buczkowski Mühler Straße 12 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72266 info@dr-buczkowski.at Dr. Pinzger Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 601 210 gerald.pinzger@bkh-reutte.at Dr. Stuefer Lindenstraße 10 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 67660

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Emergency numbers Mountain rescue 140 European rescue number 112 Fire service 122 Police 133 Rescue services 144

Filling stations Gutmann GmbH Kreckelmoostr. 5 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64365 Gutmann GmbH – Eni Tankstelle Hauptstraße 20 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64750 Tank-Point GmbH Unterpinswang 75c 6600 Pinswang Tel.: +43 (0)5677 53090 Eni Tankstelle Allgäuer Straße 66 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62846 Jet Tankstelle Innsbrucker Straße 6 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72862 Shell Tankstelle Innsbrucker Straße 53 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71644

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Useful addresses Autohof Huter GmbH Stegen 7 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 53091 office@autohof-huter.at Avanti Tankstelle 6671 Weißenbach am Lech

Grooming salon for dogs and cats Fellissimo Augasse 9 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)676 3404631 fellissimo@yahoo.com

Hairdressers Haarstudio Raimund Lechtaler Straße 15 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72494 Friseurstudio „Reine ­Männersache“ Lechtaler Straße 2 6600 Lechaschau Tel. +43 (0)5672 67000 Schnittstelle Astrid Kappeler Hauptstraße 24 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65565 dm Drogerie und Friseurstudio Obermarkt 38 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 6346515 Friseurstudio Haarequipe Innsbrucker Str. 22 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62884 Friseursalon Harald Singer Untermarkt 18 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62643 Friseur Hairlights Kleinfeldweg 8 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65412 friseur-hairlights@gmx.at Friseur Mehmet Sari Lindentraße 13 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71622

Frisiersalon Modern Hair Untermarkt 8 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64485 Friseur Muchis Life Style Lindenstraße 31 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64288 Friseur Studio21 Hauptschulweg 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65604 Mobil: +43 (0)660 6868100 studio21@gmx.at Cut & Color Stadtgraben 1 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8260 eva.ahrer@gmail.com

Hospital Bezirkskrankenhaus Reutte Krankenhausstraße 39 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 601 0 info@bkh-reutte.at

Kayak Rental „Camping Sennalpe“ Am Plansee 6600 Breitenwang E-Mail: info@plansee-tirol.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78115

Local authorities / Lost property offices

Gemeinde Lechaschau Dorfstraße 10 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65103 gemeinde@lechaschau.tirol.gv.at Gemeinde Musau Hofstatt 85 6600 Musau Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8392 gemeinde@musau.tirol.gv.at Marktgemeinde Reutte Obermarkt 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72300 0 reutte@reutte.at Gemeinde Pflach Reuttener Straße 2 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62022 gemeinde@pflach.tirol.gv.at Gemeinde Pinswang Unterpinswang 1a 6600 Pinswang Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8613 gemeinde@pinswang.tirol.gv.at Stadtgemeinde Vils Stadplatz 1 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8204 0 gemeinde@vils.tirol.gv.at Gemeinde Wängle Oberdorf 4 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62381 gemeinde@waengle.at Gemeinde Weißenbach am Lech Kirchplatz 3 6671 Weißenbach am Lech Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5210 amtsleiter@weissenbach.tirol. gv.at

Gemeinde Breitenwang Max-Kerber-Platz 1 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62516 gemeinde@breitenwang.tirol. gv.at

Massage

Gemeinde Ehenbichl Schulweg 10 6600 Ehenbichl Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62083 gemeinde@ehenbichl.tirol.gv.at

Massagepraxis Sörgel Fr. Sörgel Rosenau 10 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65478

Gemeinde Höfen Hauptstraße 24 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63602 gemeinde@hoefen.tirol.gv.at

Massage Fachpraxis Tröber Fr. Tröber St.-Mang-Straße 16a 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63513 Mobil: +43 (0)676 5571882 info@massage-troeber.at 51

Useful addresses Alpentherme Ehrenberg Thermenstraße 10 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72222 info@alpentherme-ehrenberg.at Wellness und Gesundheits­ einrichtung Gstrein Fr. Gstrein Untersteig 6600 Reutte cordula.g@aon.at Massage Barbist Fr. Barbist Unterdorf 7a 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72150 Mobil: +43 (0)664 2805501 Massage & Therapie Elke und Walter Dreier Fr. Dreier Holz 13b 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65942 Klangmassage „SPIRA“ Fr. Troost Oberbach 59 6671 Weißenbach am Lech Tel.: +43 (0)5678 73 Mobil: +43 (0)676 6265053

Museums Burgenwelt Ehrenberg see p. 26 Historische Hammerschmiede Vils visit and guided tour by appointment only www.vilsart.eu Mühlenmuseum Weißenbach Millersmiehl visit by appointment only Hermann Schrötter Oberbach 26 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: + 43 (0)676 7035385 Museum im Grünen Haus Untermarkt 25 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72304 info@museum-reutte.at

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Public transport / Taxis

Optik Gezzele Obermarkt 26 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62708 0 info@gezzele.at

Bahnhof Reutte Bahnhofstraße 21 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)512 93000 0

Optik Gundolf Mühlerstraße 13b 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71744 info@optik-gundolf.at Hartlauer Handelsgesellschaft m.b.H. Untermarkt 2 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64224 geschaeft072@hartlauer.at ROLF Shop Reutte Lindenstraße 3 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5678 20077 shop@rolf-spectacles.com

Pet supply shop Fressnapf Handels GmbH Innsbrucker Straße 22 b 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63881

Pharmacies Linden-Apotheke, Mag. König Untermarkt 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62374 Südtiroler Apotheke, Dr. König Südtiroler Straße 1 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62002 office@suedtirolerapotheke.at Apotheke Weißenbach Dr. Walch Mühlbachweg 9 6671 Weißenbach am Lech Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5226

Post offices Postamt Reutte Mühler Straße 11b 6600 Reutte Tel.: + 43 (0)800 010100

Busbahnhof Reutte Bahnhofstraße 21 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)512 93000 0 Taxi Jäger Mühler Straße 73 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71710 Taxi Reutte Oberlüss 28 6600 Reutte Mobil: +43 (0)699 10504949 info@taxireutte.com

Rowing Boat Rental Strandbad Urisee 6600 Reutte E-Mail: joyce-reutte@gmx.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21099

Skischool / Ski & Snowboard Rental Skischule / Verleih Hahnenkamm 2000 Herr Weber Bergbahnstraße 18, 6604 Höfen E-Mail: info@ski2000.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72195 Skischule / Verleih Reutte Herr Huter Krankenhausstraße 18 6600 Reutte E-Mail: info@skischule-reutte.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62443 or +43 (0)676 9226214 Skiverleih Weißenbach Herr Holl Föhrenweg 13 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5184 or +43 (0)676 6053069

Stand-up-Paddle Rental Strandbad Urisee 6600 Reutte E-Mail: joyce-reutte@gmx.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21099

Camping Sennalpe Am Plansee 13 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78115 SUP4Fun Pfarrsweg 4 6600 Lechaschau E-Mail: info@sup4fun.at Tel.: +43 (0)676 5456657

Toboggan Rental Skischule / Verleih Reutte Herr Huter Krankenhausstraße 18 6600 Reutte E-Mail: info@skischule-reutte.at Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62443 or +43 (0)676 9226214 Restaurant Pizzeria Dobler Sommer 24 6671 Weißenbach E-Mail: info@hotel-dobler.at Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5254 or +43 (0)676 5027959

VET Mag. Brejla-Sprenger Metallwerk-Plansee-Straße 14 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64600 Mobil: +43 (0)676 9395391 b.brejla@gmx.at Mag. Geppert Lina-Thyll-Straße 12 6600 Reutte Mobil: +43 (0)676 7775009 Dr. Härting Augasse 9 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72872 Mobil: +43 (0)676 6006009 ordination@haustierarzt.at Mag. Pfleger Kög 5 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65566 Mobil: +43 (0)676 5555400 info@tierarztpraxis-reutte.at Diploma veterinarian Schatzlmair Oberlüß 11a 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62206 Mobil: +43 (0)676 3730420 schatzlmair.vet@aon.at 53

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Wolke Sieben Hotel – Cafe / Bar Untermarkt 11, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62522 E-mail: happy@wolke7.at www.hotel-wolke7.at Café Click Untermarkt 39, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)650 3202342 Closed on Wednesday Café / bakery / patisserie Knittel Obermarkt 29, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62507 E-mail: info@knittel.co.at Closed on Sunday and public holidays

Cafés – Take-aways – Bars – Ice-cream Bistro Eurospar Reutte Mühler Straße 20, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71704 E-mail: eurosparreutte@spar.at Sunday closed Holzmayr bakery Obermarkt 53, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 66199 E-mail: m.holzmayr@tele2.at Sunday closed Ihrenberger bakery Obermarkt 79, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62484 E-mail: baeckerei.ihrenberger@aon.at • Ehenbichl Schulweg 14, 6600 Ehenbichl Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63502 Sunday closed • Wängle Oberhofweg 1, 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62749 Sunday closed

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Café Bar Museo Untermarkt 25, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72303 E-mail: info@cafe-museo.at www.cafe-alte-post.com Novellis Café-Bar-Event-Gastro Mühler Straße 12, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64612 E-mail: info@novellis.at www.novellis.at Closed on Sunday Café Bar Billiard Steh Reutte, Untermarkt 33 Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71133 E-mail: info@steh.at, www.steh.at Closed Monday and Tuesday Café Patisserie Valier Untermarkt 5, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62462 E-mail: cafe@valier.at Closed on Sunday and public holidays Ice-cream parlour – GelatOK Obermarkt 25, 6600 Reutte Open from the start of March until the start of November

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Das Kaffee Obermarkt 49, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21140 E-mail: info@daskaffee.at Closed on Sunday and holidays Lebenshilfe-Werkstatt-Café Fr.-Attlmayr-Str. 44, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)50 434 8000 Closed on Saturday and Sunday M-Preis Baguette Innsbrucker Straße 22a, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)50322926061 E-mail: info@baguette.at Closed on Sunday M-Preis Baguette Mühler Straße 11, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)50322926051 E-mail: info@baguette.at Closed on Sunday M-Preis Baguette Anton-Beirer-Straße 1, 6600 Pinswang Tel.: +43 (0)50321928106 E-mail: info@baguette.at Closed on Sunday M-Preis Baguette Kichplatz 5, 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)50322926085 E-mail: info@baguette.at Closed on Sunday Mert Imbiss Lindenstraße 4, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71401

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Mert Buffet Untermarkt 30, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64986 Ali Döner Haus Obermarkt 59, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)676 4438558 Closed on Thuesday Tiroler Kebab Haus Obermarkt 61, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64265 Closed on Wednesdays Reuttener Würstelstand Mühler Straße 6, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63627 Closed on Saturday Café Susannes Naschwerk Lechtaler Str. 33a, 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)676 7283453 E-Mail: info@patisserie-susanne.at www.patisserie-susanne.at From May – Sept. closed on Thuesday, from October: closed on Thuesday and Wednesday Café Patisserie Bader St. Mang Str. 31, 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64618 Closed on Monday (except on public holidays) Café Patisserie Jenewein Mühler Straße 81, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63820 Closed on Sunday and public holidays

Nightclubs – Discos Sitzplatz – für alle Zwei- und Vierbeiner Obermarkt 85, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)676 9413558 info@sitzplatz.tirol

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Bräuhouse Untermarkt 7, 6600 Reutte Closed on Sunday to Wednesday

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Piano Keller Untermarkt 16, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64706 Closed on Sunday Dance bar ”Saitensprung“ Lindenstraße 10, 6600 Reutte Closed on Sunday Diskothek Rocker’s Am Wolfsberg, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)676 9716994 Closed on Sunday to Thursday

Restaurants China-Restaurant Shang Hai Obermarkt 48, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65102 China-Restaurant Hong Kong Untermarkt 20, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65512 McDonald’s & McCafé Innsbrucker Straße 17, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 73232 Restaurant Café Edelweiß Allgäuer Straße 5, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62876 Closed on Saturday Gasthof Goldene Krone Obermarkt 46, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62317 Closed on Wednesday Hotel Restaurant Goldener Hirsch Mühler Straße 1, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62508 E-mail: hotel@goldener-hirsch.at Closed on Monday

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JOYCE‘s Health Food – Restaurant / Salad bar / Juice bar Untermarkt 29, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21099 www.joyce-reutte.at Closed on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays Alpenhotel Ammerwald Ammerwald 1, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78131-0 E-mail: alpenhotel.ammerwald@bmw.de www.ammerwald.at Gasthof Klause – Restaurant Salzstadl Klause 3, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62213 E-mail: gasthof-klause@ehrenberg.at Hotel Gasthof zum Mohren Untermarkt 26, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62345 E-Mail: info@hotel-mohren.at www.hotel-mohren.at Closed on Sunday Der Neue StorfWirt Schrettergasse 15, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62640 E-Mail: info@storfwirt.at www.storfwirt.at Closed on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays Centro – Restaurant / Cafe / Bar Untermarkt 15, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 67014 Pizzeria Toscana Lindenstraße 10, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71770 Closed on Tuesday La Sena Pizzeria Restaurant 6600 Reutte, Innsbrucker Str. 10 Tel.: +43 (0)676 3084577 Closed on Thuesday

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Pizzeria Nati Dr.-Schwarzkopf-Straße 10, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65920 Closed on Wednesday Pizzeria Ramazotti Lindenstr. 17, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)676 4500296 or (0)676 4034467 Closed on Monday Palazzo Lindenstr. 1, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)650 3474476 Closed on Wednesday Camping-Stüberl Ehrenbergstr. 53, 6600 Reutte Tel.: +43 (0)5672 63388 E-mail: campingstueberl.reutte@gmail.com Closed on Thuesday Alpenhotel Ernberg, ‘Gaststube zum Dorfwirt’ Planseestraße 50, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 71912 E-mail: info@ernberg.at Hotel Restaurant Moserhof Planseestraße 44, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62020 E-mail: info@hotel-moserhof.at Mühlerhof – Gasthof / Restaurant Mühler Straße 77, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21132 or +43 (0)676 6215823 E-mail: info@muehlerhof.at www.muehlerhof.at Closed on Monday Restaurant Alina Bachweg 17, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 65008 Closed on Monday

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Musteralpe Plansee Am Plansee, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78118 or +43 (0)664 4015813 www.musteralpe-plansee.at Closed on Montay Kultur Wander Hotel Maximilian Reuttener Straße 1, 6600 Ehenbichl Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62585 E-mail: info@hotelmaximilian.at www.hotelmaximilian.at Closed on Wednesday Gasthof Kreuz Rieden 4, 6600 Ehenbichl Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5202 or +43 (0)664 1943838 E-mail: info@gasthof-kreuz-tirol.at www.gasthof-kreuz-tirol.at Closed on Monday and Tuesday Imbissstube Fliegerklause Lechau 2, 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)660 6538790 Closed on Monday ”Thermic-Ranch“ at airfield in Höfen Lechau 1, 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64010 Closed in Winter Restaurant Hirschbachalm Bergbahnstraße 14, 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 21034 www.hirschbachalm.at Closed on Tuesday Genießer-Restaurant ‘Senner Land’ Hauptstraße 26, 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 72400 E-mail: info@sennerland.at www.sennerland.at Closed on Monday (except public holidays)

Hotel Forelle Am Plansee 9, 6600 Breitenwang Tel.: +43 (0)5672 78113 Open from March to November (weather permitting) 62

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Haus Diana – Hotel / Restaurant / Bar Bergbahnstraße 16, 6604 Höfen Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62826 E-mail: info@hausdiana.eu www.hausdiana.eu

Brauereigasthof: Schwarzer Adler Allgäuerstraße 2, 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8216 or +43 (0)664 4640052 www.schwarzeradlervils.at Closed on MOnday and Tuesday

Hotel Restaurant Wirtshaus Goldene Rose Dorfstr. 2, 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62411 E-mail: info@hotel-goldene-rose.at www.hotel-goldene-rose.at Closed on Sunday (except during peak season)

Gasthof Krone Bahnhofstraße 2, 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 8235 E-mail: ruth.mayr@aon.at Closed Thursday

Gasthof Hotel Romantik-Krone Wängler Straße 6, 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62354 E-mail: info@romantik-krone.at www.romantik-krone.at Frauenseestube Am Frauensee, 6600 Lechaschau Tel.: +43 (0)676 7283452 E-mail: info@frauenseestube.at www.frauenseestube.at Closed on Thursday Hotel Gasthof Schwanen Füssener Str. 2, 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62014 E-mail: welcome@gasthof-schwanen.com www.gasthof-schwanen.com Closed on Wednesday Gasthof Alpenblick Reuttener Str. 2, 6600 Pflach Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62697 www.alpenblickgasthof.at Closed on Monday Restaurant Roadhouse Stegen 8, 6682 Vils Tel.: +43 (0)5677 20031 E-mail: info@roadhouse-vils.at www.roadhouse-vils.at

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Gasthof Restaurant Kröll Dorfstraße 24, 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62377 E-mail: gasthof.kroell@tnr.at www.gasthof-kroell.info Closed Monday (except during peak season) Naturhotel ‘Lechlife’ Holz 1a, 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 64234 E-mail: info@lechlife.at www.lechlife.at Best Western Panoramahotel Talhof Holz 8, 6610 Wängle Tel.: +43 (0)5672 62280 E-mail: hotel@talhof.com www.talhof.com Only upon reservation Ferienhotel Restaurant Pizzeria Dobler Sommer 24, 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5254 E-mail: info@hotel-dobler.at Closed on Monday and Tuesday Gaichtpaßstüberl 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)5678 51152 Closed on Wednesday Pizzeria und Cafe Treff Loach 1, 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)676 3652268 Closed on Tuesday 65

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Lechtalstüberl Pfarrweg 18, 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5142 Hotel Gasthof Goldenes Lamm Oberbach 14, 6671 Weißenbach Tel.: +43 (0)5678 5216 E-mail: hotel@goldenes-lamm.at www.goldenes-lamm.at Only upon reservation

Four Highlights for every season The Nature Park Region of Reutte offers unique and varied holiday and excursion destinations for young and old alike. Make sure you do not miss the four highlights!

Enjoy the swimming pool + sauna www.alpentherme-ehrenberg.at

Discover the castle + museum www.ehrenberg.at

State of informations: March 2020

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Experience the cable car + huts www.reuttener-seilbahnen.at

Conquer the bridge www.highline179.tirol

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