Spend relaxing days in picturesque Sankt Johann in Tirol: choose from numerous vacation apartments and enjoy the beautiful view!
St. Johann in Tirol is a market town in the Austrian state of Tyrol in the district of Kitzbühel.
Culture and sights
Museums
Museum St. Johann in Tirol with a permanent exhibition on regional history, the main exhibition felsenreich - Mythos und Erlebnis Kaisergebirge and a gallery with temporary exhibitions of contemporary art
Alpine Museum of the Army Supply Station about the development of military alpine equipment
Libraries
Mediathek St. Johann in Tirol in the attic of the elementary school with 18,000 media. The school library of the elementary school as well as the play library of the Kinderfreunde are also located here.
The Bundesgymnasium and the secondary schools have their own school libraries
Buildings
Deanery Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary
Deanery parish church Maria Himmelfahrt
Chapel of St. Anthony with an important dome fresco by Josef Schöpf
St. Nikolaus in the Weitau with the oldest bells in Tyrol and the only completely preserved window with Gothic stained glass in Tyrol
Hermitage, which has been inhabited for over 300 years
Gmail chapel - rococo building in a rock cave on the Niederkaiser mountain
Fixlerkapelle - baroque plague chapel from the 17th century
Mitterndorfer Chapel - baroque chapel
Dekantspfarrhof - former summer residence of the bishops of Chiemsee
Nepomuk statue - baroque sandstone figure of St. John Nepomuk from 1718 at the bridge over the Fieberbrunner Ache river
Landhaus Schwarzinger - stately courtyard with Rococo Lüftl paintings
Kaisersaal - cultural and event center for concerts, theater, cinema, lectures, readings, workshops etc.
Alte Gerberei - cultural and event center for concerts, cinema, children's culture, lectures, readings, workshops, theater etc.
Riester'sches Priesterhaus - former seminary and reformatory for sinful priests, today a museum
Secondary schools - built in the 1970s as a double secondary school
Bierturm - five-story tower building of the Huber brewery with the "Bräustüberl" pub on the top floor
