Rott am Inn: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Herrenchiemsee Palace is located in the wider regional area surrounding Rott am Inn. The Haselbach (St. Ebersberg) branch church of St. Margaretha, Oberkaltbrunn, the rectory, the St. Hieronymus chapel, and the Dettendorf branch church of St. Korbinian are also located in this wider regional area. Dandlberg, Fellerer Berg, and Schwarzenberg are likewise situated in the wider regional area surrounding Rott am Inn; Seeberg is located in the surrounding area of Rott am Inn. Herrenchiemsee Palace is therefore a specific point of reference for a culturally oriented stay.
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Culture
Rott am Inn is located roughly halfway between Rosenheim to the south and Wasserburg to the north; both places are approximately 15 km away.
The town's name derives from the Rott stream, which flows into the Inn east of Feldkirchen.
A Benedictine monastery heritage has been documented for Rott am Inn since 1081; a Romanesque basilica is recorded as dating from the 12th century.
Hiking
The Chapel Trail is a moderately difficult, 7.2 km-long hiking trail in the municipality of Rott am Inn and passes five chapels. It is therefore a specifically named local experience for travellers interested in a moderately difficult hike.
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