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Castle Grunbuhel

The castle Grunbuhel also Bichl Castle Green is located north of the town in the district Rottenmann Villmann village. The castle is a dark elongated building with corner projections. There are rooms with stucco ceilings dating from the 17th Century. The chapel was at the end of the 17th Century renewed.

Parish Church St Nicholas

The first church was built in the 1st Half of the 13th Century by the city, financed from the proceeds of the toll road. At the time, called as a branch church of Lassing. 1439 was donated by the citizens Rottenmanner Wolfgang Dietz "much money" for a new church. 1480 St. Nicholas Church was provost of the newly founded Augustinian Canons monastery. Today's church was built by the church architect Christoff Marl. The oldest frescoes in the church are from the years 1509-1513. All the frescoes were the latest in renovation 1884 (the year on the pulpit) glossed over, with the renovation in 1953 exposed. How many churches of the Enns and the Chiemsee Paltentales consecrated as suffragan bishop Berthold Purstinger for the Archdiocese of Salzburg working - on 12 June 1513 four altars in the choir room. All these altars were replaced in the Baroque era through contemporary. Also of note is the red marble pulpit from Salzburg, to the Provost's arms with the three balls Nicholas. The baroque sounding board was removed 1953rd Also worth mentioning is the late Gothic prie-dieu, the Emperor Frederick III.and his wife Eleanor of Portugal, the parents of Emperor Maximilian I , who often stayed in Rottenmann, is dedicated. At grave stones are found in the church, including two members of the family Hofmann of Grunbuhel

Church of St. Georgen

The Church of St. George was built in 1042 as the first Rottenmanner church in the Romanesque style. Renewed consecration in 1313 by Bishop Henry of Gurk , after it was destroyed by Turks and Tatars. Extensive recent destruction in August 1480 by the Turks, then rebuilt. Gothic perhaps 1414, a window is reminiscent of the former Romanesque style. On 13 June 1513 by Bishop Berthold of Chiemsee Purstinger, who at that time, including the churches of Lassing and Gaishorn dedicated, consecrated again. The late-Gothic high altar was created in 1520 by the workshop of Lienhart Astl from Gmunden. Also worth noting is the positive organ from 1722. Until the 50s was St. Georgen goal of pilgrims from neighboring parishes (Lassing occupied), on George's Day to Rottenmann a procession prevented.

Old Castle Gate

In 1048 the castle was first mentioned in the 15th Century has been included in the fortifications, remembers today only the castle gate in the Burgtorgasse.

Evang. Parish AB

Inaugurated in 1958, Church of the Resurrection in Rottenmann serve the existing congregation since 1906, which includes about 900 worshipers. The organ, built 1900-1906 was previously in Protestant prayer hall in the castle Grunbuhel.

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