Museums and sights

Striking buildings and hidden treasures: while walking, hiking and cycling, look out for these churches, chapels and museums in Reit im Winkl. They tell stories of the past of the town and its residents.

Nature itself creates the most beautiful sights. From mountain peaks to waterfalls and starry skies: find out more about the special places in nature in Reit im Winkl.

Museums in Reit im Winkl

Important note:

At the moment, both the Ski Museum and the Museum of Local History are only accessible as part of the guided "Museum Walk". The tour is in German, free with the Reit im Winkl inklusiv Card, registration is required. For details please get in touch with the Tourist Information staff.

Museum of local history

You want to know how the life in Reit im Winkl was 100 years ago? Visit the "Heimatmuseum", the museum of local history.

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Ski Museum

Skiing has a long tradition in Reit im Winkl. Visit the ski museum with one of the biggest ski collections in Europe.

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Sights in the area

"Haus der Berge" at Berchtesgaden national park

Take a trip to the national park center "Haus der Berge" in Berchtesgaden - more than a museum!

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Naturkunde- und Mammut Museum Siegsdorf

250 million years of geological history in the Natural History and Mammut Museum and much more .....

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History of Reit im Winkl

Milestones, memories, developments

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Churches and chapels

around Reit im Winkl

Holzknecht Museum

Discover the life of the woodcutters in Ruhpolding.

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Exter-Kunsthaus

Julius Exter (1863-1939) was a co-founder of the "Munich Secession", an association of avant-garde painters. In 1902 he acquired the historical "Stricker" property, converted it into an artists residence and finally settled there in 1917.

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