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| Oberndorf in Tyrol | ||
| federal state | Tyrol | |
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| Residents | 2.194 (2018) | |
| height | 687 m | |
| Tourist info | 43 5352 63335-0 http://www.kitzalps.cc/ | |
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Oberndorf in Tyrol is a municipality with 2009 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2010) in the Kitzbühel district, Tyrol.
background
location
The town of Oberndorf in Tyrol is nestled between the Kitzbüheler Horn and the Wilder Kaiser at 687 meters above sea level and has around 2000 inhabitants.
tourism
The place is in season all year round and is especially popular with families.
History
As a political municipality, Oberndorf is very young (1927), but the history of the settlement goes back a long way into past centuries.
- 1875 the Giselabahn (between Salzburg and Wörgl), which consequently ran through Oberndorf, was opened. In 1881 the Wiesenschwang-Oberndorf stop was opened.
- 1892 a meeting took place to separate the Oberndorf faction from St. Johann, but all efforts were in vain.
- 1898 the community bought the Schneiderwirt which was later converted into a new school building. The opening took place on November 15, 1898.
- 1905 the unveiling ceremony of the Hager memorial took place in Oberndorf.
- 1909 A fire brigade was founded in the Oberndorf parliamentary group. The major fires in the spring of 1908 were decisive for this step.
A German mining company found ore in Oberndorf in 1908, which led to professional mining that lasted until 1914. In 1917 mining operations were resumed and stopped again after the end of the First World War.
- 1911 one tried again to part with St. Johann. This time it seemed that it could work, because the parish council of St. Johann Johann Karl wanted to divide the parish into three independent parts. These three communities should be St. Johann-Dorf, St. Johann-Land and Oberndorf. Unfortunately, this plan to separate St. Johann into three parts was not approved by either the community committee or the state government.
- 1912 there was widespread flooding after torrential rains, with much arable land being destroyed.
- 1927 Oberndorf finally becomes an independent municipality. After a referendum on February 15, 1925, the town council of Oberndorf applied to the town council meeting on June 20, 1925 to separate Oberndorf from the parish of St. Johann. After hours of negotiation, the vote was finally taken and the proposal was accepted with 12: 8 votes. A large part of the village representatives and the Oberndorf municipal council voted in favor of the separation, while the farmers' representatives and a smaller part of the village representatives voted.
- In the Tyrolean state parliament came on February 8, 1927 the following legal resolution comes about: “With July 1, 1927 Oberndorf is an independent municipality! "
- At the June 26, 1927 the first municipal council elections for the independent municipality of Oberndorf took place. Mathias Hager, Adlerbauer, was elected first mayor. The first community secretary to order was Obl Burger.
- In 1961 Kitzbühel ski instructor Karli Monitzer received official permission to run a ski school in Oberndorf. Efforts to build a drag lift were already underway beforehand. Mr. Monitzer took over the construction of the drag lift all by himself. Sebastian Schroll, tailor builder, provided the reason for a reasonable price. A wonderful autumn made it possible for the lift to go into operation on December 22nd, 1961.
getting there
| Distances (road km) | |
| Kufstein | 29 km |
|---|---|
| Rosenheim | 67 km |
| Salzburg | 74 km |
| innsbruck | 92 km |
| Munich | 121 km |
By plane
- Innsbruck airport. 100 km.
- Salzburg Airport. 60 km.
- Munich Airport. 160 km.
The place owns with the St. Johann sports airfield
(ICAO: LOIJ) the second largest airfield in Tyrol. There is the St. Johann Aviation Club with its own flight school as well as opportunities for glider and model flying, ballooning and parachuting.
By train
The community has an express train station on the Giselabahn, also called Salzburg-Tiroler-Bahn, and thus has a connection to the international rail network to Salzburg (65 km), Innsbruck (100 km) and via Wörgl to Munich (125 km).
Travel times express train stop St. Johann in Tirol and regional train stop Oberndorf
- from Innsbruck main station approx. 80 min
- from Munich approx. 2.5 hours
- from Vienna approx. 5.5 hours
By bus
In the street
St. Johann in Tirol is a regional traffic junction of Loferer Straße (B 178), Hochkönig Straße (B 164), Kössener Straße (B 176) and Pass Thurn Straße (B 161).
- Coming from Munich (135 km) via the Inntal Autobahn A12, arriving via Kufstein Süd, via Eiberg (173) and federal road 178; Toll-free travel from Germany via Oberaudorf!
- Coming from Innsbruck (90 km) via the Inntal motorway A 12, exit Wörgl Ost, federal road 178;
- Coming from Salzburg (60 km) via A1 or A10 to exit Salzburg West or exit Bad Reichenhall (A8), federal road 21 (D), via Lofer and federal road 178;
mobility
Tourist Attractions
The entire town center around the baroque parish church is worth seeing.
- Largest wooden fountain in the world. Consists of a 360 year old fir tree, length 10.5 m; Width 6.0 m; Height 4.0 m, located in front of the historic Müllnerhof.
- Parish church. First mentioned in the 14th century. Frescoes by Simon Benedikt Faistenberger.
- Mountain chapel. From the early 18th century, frescoes by Simon Benedikt Faistenberg. The famous conductor Herbert van Karajan was quietly married here.
- Granite signpost. The granite signpost had been in the Eberhartling district since 1484 and was later converted into a Martel. Today the granite signpost is in the center of the village.
- Josef Hager Monument, on the corner of the traditional Dorfwirt inn. Josef Hager was a participant in the Tyrolean freedom struggles and was good friends with Andreas Hofer.
activities
- hikes in the Leukental in summer as well as in winter.
summer
- Bichlachbad with 13,000 square meters of green space;
winter
The house ski area is that on the Kitzbüheler Horn.
The nearby ski area is also in St. Johann in Tirol.
shop
kitchen
- Gasthof Dorfwirt (room), Josef-Hager-Straße 17, A-6372 Oberndorf (in the village center). Tel.: 43 (0)5352 6 29 24, Email: [email protected].
nightlife
accommodation
security
health
| Brief information | |
| surface | 17.7 km² |
|---|---|
| Phone code | 05352 |
| Post Code | 6372 |
| Mark | KB |
| Time zone | UTC 1 |
| Emergency police | 133 |
| rescue | 144 |
| fire Department | 122 |
| Mountain rescue | 140 |
| Emergency doctor service | 141 |
Practical advice
- Kitzbühel Alps St. Johann in Tirol Oberndorf-Kirchdorf-Erpfendorf, Poststrasse 2, A-6380 St.Johann in Tirol. Tel.: 43 (0)55352 63335-0, Fax: 43(0)5352 65200, Email: [email protected]. Open: Mon - Fri: 8.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. / 2.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m. Sa .: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. (4 p.m. - 6 p.m. / high season); Sun .: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. (in the main season).
trips
literature
Web links
- http://www.oberndorf-tirol.at/ - Official website of Oberndorf in Tirol
