Districts & Neighborhoods in Fieberbrunn

There are 24 districts within Fieberbrunn.

• Fieberbrunn: Fieberbrunn is the biggest district and the town center. With a range of amenities and services including the town hall, tourist office, post office, bank, supermarket, pharmacy, doctor, school, church, museum, art gallery, and movie theater, it serves as the town’s administrative, commercial, and cultural center. Along with housing a train, bus, and cable car station, Fieberbrunn serves as the town’s primary transportation hub. The busiest and liveliest part of Fieberbrunn, Fieberbrunn is home to several eateries, cafes, bars, and stores in addition to a plethora of festivals and events including the Fieberbrunn Christmas Market, Fieberbrunn Music Festival, and Fieberbrunn Carnival.
• Rosenegg: Situated on the northern bank of the Fieberbrunner Ache, Rosenegg is a historic and picturesque area of Fieberbrunn. The Schloss Rosenegg, the Schloss Linderhof, the Schloss Wiesenhof, and the Schloss Fieberbrunn are just a few of the historic buildings and structures in this, one of Fieberbrunn’s oldest districts. Because Rosenegg includes a network of routes and trails that lead to many overlooks and huts, including the Roseneggalm, the Lärchfilzkogel, and the Buchensteinwand, it is also a well-liked hiking and bicycling destination. Along with a golf course, a spa, and a swimming pool, Rosenegg is a tranquil area of Fieberbrunn with a few eateries, guesthouses, and farms.
• Pfaffenschwendt: Pfaffenschwendt is a picturesque and rural Fieberbrunn neighborhood situated on the southern bank of the Fieberbrunner Ache. About 100 people live in this, one of Fieberbrunn’s tiniest sections. It’s a classic Tyrolean village, complete with farm animals, flower gardens and traditional wooden homes. Being a component of the ski resort Fieberbrunn, Pfaffenschwendt is also a well-liked winter sports destination with a ski lift, a ski school, and a ski rental. In addition to a few guesthouses, farms, and huts, Pfaffenschwendt is a small and welcoming neighborhood in Fieberbrunn with a chapel, playground, and grilling area.
• St. Jakob in Haus: St. Jakob in Haus is an eastern end of the Pillersee Valley bordering town and district in Fieberbrunn. About 800 people live in this village, which is among the oldest in the valley. It’s a little, lovely town with a heritage trail, a museum of regional history, and a baroque church. Because Familienland, a family and adventure park with a range of attractions and activities for both adults and children, including a roller coaster, a ferris wheel, a water slide, a petting zoo, and a climbing wall, St. Jakob in Haus is also a well-liked destination for family and leisure activities. Along with several restaurants, cafes, guesthouses, and farms, St. Jakob in Haus is a vibrant and entertaining Fieberbrunn neighborhood with a bakery, a butcher, and a grocery shop.