Oberhofen im Inntal
Oberhofen is a municipality with 1685 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the district of Innsbruck Land in Tirol ( Austria ). The municipality is located in the judicial district Telfs.
- 3.1 Demographics
Geography
Oberhofen in the Inn Valley, on the southern side of the valley, near Telfs. The highest point is the 2884 m high Rietzer Grieskogel. From the village of Pfaffenhof it broke up in 1786.
Oberhofen managed to retain its village character. Sexy to look at the houses lined up along the old now silted shore edge of the Inn on the northern edge of the town center in particular. Located in the Telfer basin is Oberhofen a location for medium-sized companies with good infrastructure.
Neighboring communities
History
Population
Demographics
Policy
The last mayor elections took place simultaneously with the local elections on March 14, 2010.
Peter Daum was elected mayor.
Culture and sights
- Parish Church of St. Nicholas: This was built in the years 1740-42 by the architect Inzinger Gallus Gratl.
- Heritage Museum: This deals with the history of the village
Transport links
On the road, the town on the Inn valley motorway ( A 12) with the Telfs- West exit is reached.
Per Railway Oberhofen can be reached in the Inn Valley over the station Telfs- Oberpfaffenhofen the Arlberg railway. Since June 13, 2005 Oberhofen also has its own stop on the regional traffic. National Rail at 30- minute intervals alternating high-speed railway trains, the S -Bahn lines S1 and S2 Tyrol.
Tourism
Oberhofen offers a variety of hiking trails and a good walk far more than 20 kilometers wide asphalted roads, which ( the longest bike trail in Tyrol) is complemented by the Inn cycle path. Similarly, the world-famous St. James performs Oberhofen.
Special attractions include the cultivated from mid-June to late September Galtalm ( 1614 meters ) and the cultivated from early June to mid-October Melkalm ( 1694 meters). The latter especially enjoys great reputation among mountain bikers.
Clubs
Oberhofen has an active club life. Many citizens are engaged in the local theater group, the rural youth, the church choir, the volunteer fire department, the band, and in many other clubs.
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Absam | Aldrans | Ampass | Axams | Tree Churches | Birgitz | elbows | Flaurling | Fritz | Fulpmes | grace Forest | Götzens | Gries am Brenner | Gries im Sellrain | Grinzens | Gschnitz | Hall in Tirol | Hatting | Inzing | Kematen in Tirol | Kolsass | kolsassberg | Lans | Leutasch | Matrei am Brenner | bodice | Mils | Mühlbachl | Mutters | Natters | Navis | Neustift im Stubaital | Oberhofen in the Inn Valley | Upper mountain at Brenner | Oberperfuss | Dub | Pettnau | Oberpfaffenhofen | Pfons | polling in Tirol | Ranggen | Reith bei Seefeld | Rinn | Rum | St. Sigmund im Sellrain | Scharnitz | Schmirn | Schönberg im Stubaital | Seefeld in Tirol | Sell Rain | Sistrans | Steinach am Brenner | Mieders | Telfs | Thaur | Trins | Tulfes | Unterperfuss | Vals | Fie | Volders | Wattenberg | Wattens | Wildermieming | Zirl
- Municipality in Tirol
- Place in the district of Innsbruck Land
- Oberhofen in the Inn Valley
- Place at the Inn