A journey through 2000 years of local history, from Roman settlement to the 50s of the 20th century, awaits in 23 realistically staged showrooms. Explore precious exhibits and unique artifacts at Mittertor, the historic heart of the city, and delve deep into the past, supported by a diverse museum educational program.

Explore the 65-meter-high onion dome and the baroque and neo-Gothic elements of the parish church of St. Nicholas. Be enchanted by the oldest work of art, the mantle painting from 1514, and the stained glass windows donated by local citizens.

Upon entering, you immediately feel the Italian ambience and the Mediterranean atmosphere. Choose from a variety of delicious Italian pizzas, European, and vegetarian dishes. There is something for everyone, accompanied by a wide selection of cocktails and healthy options. Authentic enjoyment and quality are in the foreground here.

Start your day with breakfast in an artistic atmosphere, surrounded by inspiring modern to contemporary art. At Giuseppe x Kunstmühle, you can expect not only exquisite cuisine, but also a unique combination of taste and art that accompanies and enriches your senses throughout the day.

Surrounded by centuries-old oaks, the octagonal chapel offers a place of rest. Sheltered under the canopy, you can enjoy the view of the Rosenheim Basin and the Alps while you retrace the history of Ludwig III, who bid farewell to his kingdom here.

Every year, the locomotive shed transforms into a different world, ranging from dinosaurs, the mysterious Maya, to the depths of the ocean. With carefully curated exhibits and interactive workshops, such as how to design a keber cup, the result is an educational adventure that brings science and history to life while actively engaging visitors.

Discover the fascinating world of woodworking in a listed 16th-century town house. More than 400 exhibits, interactive models and videos reveal the secrets of ancient craft techniques, the diversity of local woods and the threats posed by pests. Combining modern and traditional, the museum offers insights into the areas of housing, transport, agriculture, technology, architecture and art.

With up to 1,000 spectators, the hall fills up for concerts, theatre and comedy. The diverse agenda guarantees that every taste is catered for. A cultural hub that presents lively performances and unique events.

Change between masterful sculptures by well-known sculptors and a flourishing plant world. A unique bronze sculpture "Man and Horse" by Prof. Heinrich Kirchner symbolizes the equality of humans and animals. Child-friendly playgrounds and relaxing relaxation areas complement the cultural and natural ambience, which invites you to relax and inspire.