• Wasserburg am Inn - Visitors can explore:
  Frauenkirche
  Pfarrkirche St. Jakob
  St. Michael
  Max-Emanuel-Kapelle
  Heiliggeist-Spital with Church
  Brucktor
  Kernhaus
  The Innbrücke Bridge
  Gothic City Hall
  Hungerturm Tower
  Roter Turm Tower
  Altes und Neues Mauthaus
  Burg Castle Palace
  Burgkapelle St. Ägidien
  Kernhaus
  Patrizierhaus with its Rococo façade

Discover:
Its strategic location on the River Inn
Foundation predating Munich
Former port of Munich
Significance in the Salt Trade Route
Conflicts for control by Bavarian nobility
Its role as a trade hub between the Balkans, Austria, Italy, and Germany on the Danube-Inn trade route
The formidable castle of the Hallgrafen and later the Wittelsbach family
The numerous floods that have affected the city

• Customizable tour with a local guide
• Exclusive private guided experience
• Dedicated local guide for your group

• Entrance fees
• Gratuities

Gifted with the fitting moniker ‘pearl on the Inn’, this city is renowned for its exquisite landscapes, featuring vibrant gothic structures, ancient courtyards, and an almost Mediterranean ambiance. Historically a key trading hub on the Danube-Inn and Bavarian Salt routes, it was coveted by Bavarian nobility for its strategic position, being the only crossing point over the Inn river at Wasserburg. Indeed, Wasserburg translates to ‘Castle on the water’, and it once served as the main port for Munich, situated just 50 km away. Nestled on a peninsula with meandering outlines along the Inn, its charm remains undimmed to this day.

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