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Kauns is a municipality with 518 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022) in the district of Landeck in the Austrian state of Tyrol (Austria). The municipality is part of the judicial district of Landeck. Kauns is located at the confluence of the Kaunertal valley from the Ötztal Alps into the upper Inn valley above Prutz.

Culture and sights

    Berneck Castle
    Catholic parish church Kauns St. James the Elder
    Schranz Chapel: At the entrance to the village stands the Schranz Chapel with a crucifix, which was probably made by Andreas Kölle. The chapel was donated by Michael Schranz in 1639 as thanksgiving for having survived the plague.
    Only a few houses survived the numerous village fires, one of which is the castle courtyard with paintings from around 1650.
    Kaunerberger Wasserweg: The waterway runs through the municipal area of Kauns. It follows an irrigation canal, which was financed with subsidies from the Marshall Plan and was built between 1947 and 1954.[6] The trail leads through a thousand meter long unlit tunnel. In the south of Kauns, the "Szegediner Luis Steig" connects to the water trail.