Braunau am Inn - Braunau am Inn

Braunau am Inn
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Braunau am Inn is a city in Upper Austria.

background

Execution of Palms in Braunau (contemporary illustration)
Memorial stone

The district town of the district of the same name is opposite Simbach am Inn on the right bank of the here forming the German-Austrian border Inns. With the Peace of Teschen she came from the electorate in 1779 Bavaria (Kurpfalzbaiern) together with the Innviertel to Austria, where she stayed with brief interruptions. She became famous for the bookseller's execution Johann Philipp Palm at the behest of Napoleon I in 1806. It is less well remembered as the birthplace of Adolf Hitler; a memorial stone from 1989 reminds of this.

getting there

By plane

The Munich AirportWebsite of this institutionMunich Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMunich Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMunich Airport (Q131402) in the Wikidata database(IATA: MUC), Driving time on the autobahn approx. 60 min.) And the Linz AirportWebsite of this institutionLinz Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLinz Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLinz Airport (Q700852) in the Wikidata database(IATA: LNZ)) are easily accessible by car, bus and train. The one a little closer comes into consideration Salzburg Airport W. A. ​​MozartWebsite of this institutionSalzburg Airport W. A. ​​Mozart in the encyclopedia WikipediaSalzburg Airport W. A. ​​Mozart in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSalzburg Airport W. A. ​​Mozart (Q251538) in the Wikidata database(IATA: SZG).

By train

Braunau is located on the Munich - Linz railway line, which has long been served by regional trains only (travel time 2 hours 14 minutes, change in Mühldorf am Inn and Simbach).

By bus

Flixbus offers direct connections to Vienna and Munich.

In the street

From Germany preferably via the Federal motorway 3 to the Pocking exit, continue on the federal road B12who are currently on Federal motorway 94 is expanded until Simbach am Inn and there about the Inn to Braunau. From direction Vienna and Linz about the Innkreis Autobahn A8 to the Ried junction and further on country roads that form the European route 552 after the planning of the Innviertel expressway S 9 was abandoned. Of Munich shortest over the not yet completed in full length Federal motorway 94 to Simbach and there over the border. From Switzerland via Munich. Of Salzburg about the Lamprechtshausener StrasseB156.

By boat

The previously quite significant shipping on the Inn was discontinued with the beginning of the railway age.

mobility

Map of Braunau am Inn

Tourist Attractions

Town hall on the town square
City gate tower
  • Catholic City parish church St. Stephan with its 99 m high tower and largely preserved Gothic and Baroque furnishings
  • Citizens Hospital Church to the Holy Spirit
  • 1  Ranshofen Abbey (in the suburb of the same name). Ranshofen Abbey in the Wikipedia encyclopediaRanshofen Abbey in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryRanshofen Abbey (Q2348629) in the Wikidata database.
  • 2  City gate towerCity gate tower in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCity gate tower (Q37999759) in the Wikidata database

activities

The not very large old town can be easily negotiated on foot. Parking is available on the town square, in Theatergasse and in Lederergasse, among others.

shop

kitchen

  • Mayrbräu, Linzer Strasse 13, Braunau am Inn.

nightlife

accommodation

  • Castle tavern, Wertheimerplatz 6a, A-5282 Braunau am Inn.

health

Practical advice

trips

Mattighofen Castle
Parish church in Haigermoos

literature

Web links

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