Römerhofgasse
A medieval lane at the foot of the fortress, dense with colorful gabled houses, wrought-iron signs and century-old taverns, the most photogenic stretch of Kufstein's Old Town.
Römerhofgasse takes its name from the medieval “Römer” family and has nothing to do with ancient Roman ruins. The lane is short but holds some of Kufstein's oldest buildings, including arcades, painted façades and wrought-iron signs. The old tavern Auracher Löchl is said to be the birthplace of the “Kufsteinlied,” and the poet Joachim Ringelnatz once lived here. It is ideal for an evening stroll and for eating Tyrolean food at the restaurants along the lane. The entrance to the fortress climb and the Inn riverside are both within walking distance.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kufstein Fortress
- Riedel Glass Kufstein
- Thierberg Chapel
- Kaiserlift & Brentenjoch
- Hechtsee
- Stimmersee
- Thiersee
- Pendling