Discover Oberhofen im Inntal

Oberhofen im Inntal offers several different starting points for planning your trip: listed buildings, a church interior characterised by Baroque style, a mountain tour to the Oberhofen Melkalm and seasonal experiences centred around cherries and regional products. This allows you to tailor your stay according to whether you want to discover culture, plan a hike or get to know the local character through products from Oberhofen.

Culture and historic buildings in Oberhofen

Important cultural points of reference in the village include the Catholic parish church of St Nicholas and the cemetery. Both are listed buildings. The Kohler Chapel is also a listed building. The Plague Chapel, also known as the Chapel of the Fourteen Holy Helpers, is likewise under monument protection. This gives travellers interested in culture several specific themes to consider when exploring the village, without implying any particular sightseeing opportunity.

Following the restorations of 1972/73 and 1979/81, the parish church once again has an almost unaltered Baroque interior. This precise feature of its restoration history makes the church a focus in its own right for anyone interested in sacred spaces, regional architectural history and Baroque design. The restored and adapted former farm building on the Rimml site is also available as an event venue called “Kulturstadel”. This repurposed historic building adds another cultural accent to the listed sacred buildings and chapels.

A mountain tour to the Oberhofen Melkalm

Anyone wishing to plan a mountain tour during their stay in Oberhofen im Inntal can keep the Oberhofen Melkalm in mind as a specific excursion option. The alpine pasture lies at just under 1,700 metres above sea level and can be reached from the village of Oberhofen in three hours. Take this stated duration into account when planning your day and decide whether the excursion represents the focus you want for your trip. For a holiday apartment or holiday home in Oberhofen, this information may be particularly relevant if you would like to combine your stay with a tour into the mountain landscape.

Cherries and regional products

Kirschland Oberhofen offers a seasonal speciality: in June and July, visitors can pick cherries themselves there every day, including by prior telephone arrangement. This creates a specific reason to coordinate your travel dates with the cherry season if you would like to include this experience in your plans. Kirschland Oberhofen offers nine different varieties of sweet cherries, damsons in July, August and September, genuine bee honey and fine spirits all year round.

For trip planning, a visit to Kirschland Oberhofen can be combined with the other focuses of your stay. If you would like to discover regional products while also planning cultural activities or a mountain tour to the Oberhofen Melkalm, first decide which experience you want to give the most time to on your day of travel. This decision can then determine your preferred travel period and daily rhythm when searching for accommodation in Oberhofen im Inntal.

Which accommodation suits your travel plans?

When looking for accommodation in Oberhofen im Inntal, it is worth establishing your preferred daily rhythm first. Visitors interested in culture can focus on the parish church, chapels, cemetery and Kulturstadel. Anyone planning a mountain tour should take into account the information that the Oberhofen Melkalm can be reached from the village in three hours. For travellers interested in regional products, a stay in June or July may be particularly appealing because of the cherry harvest; for damsons, the stated period extends from July to September.

If you would also like to compare other destinations, you can include Unterweg, Wattenberg, Kematen in Tirol, Götzens, Natters, Fulpmes, Patsch and Rinn in your further travel planning.

For the overarching travel overview: Innsbruck-Land.