Austria´s smallest town
Rattenberg
With just 400 inhabitants and a surface area of 10 ha Rattenberg is Austria´s smallest historical town. The medieval pedestrian zone is dominated by the unique displays of glass craft in the numerous shops.
The Augustinian Museum with its valuable exhibits is one of the Tyrol´s leading museums. The annually held plays of the Schlossbergspiele and the authentic Rattenberger Advent justify Rattenberg´s privilege as cultural centre of the region.
Rattenberg has almost entirely preserved its medieval townscape
Rattenberg is always worth a visit
In summer many tourists from all over the world visit the town with its particular flair. In winter Rattenberg celebrates the Advent Saturdays in a unique way. Artists from the region and associations from the town present theatrical and musical performances following the customs and traditions of this reflective time of the year.
The remains of the castle we see today date back to those times.
Historical & general information
Rattenberg castle was the Bavarian duchy’s’ most important fortification in the Lower Inn Valley. During Emperor Maximilian I. rule the castle finally came to the Tyrol and Austria.
