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The Historical tour
A peek into Mühlbach’s past
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The Historical tour of Mühlbach

Here’s a foretaste

This historical tour shows visitors around the village of Mühlbach, providing insights into its history. The walk is 1.2 kilometres long, with no significant up and downs, and takes about half an hour to complete, which makes it a good option for families as well as history buffs.

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1.2 kilometres
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good option for families

The historical tour in detail

The tour starts at the Mühlbach tourist office, where two information panels installed on the occasion of Mühlbach’s 750th anniversary provide insights into the history of this village with market-town status, along with other interesting facts.

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The itinerary then leads down the Einkaufsgasse (literally: “Shopping alley”), where nine more panels give information about the “Source of life”, the parish church, the old school building, the market square and other local landmarks. The final stretch leads back to the tourist office.

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How to get there

Mühlbach is located at the entrance to the Pustertal valley, at an altitude of 777 metres. You can get there by car via the Pustertaler state road, or by public transport. The public transport network is very well organised, and you can use it to make pleasant day trips to Meransen, into the Vals valley and onto the Rodenecker-Lüsner Alp. The tourist office is right opposite Hotel Leitner.

A group of cyclists in front of the Mühlbacher Klause
The Mühlbacher Klause fortress
Witness to a turbulent past
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Shopping in Mühlbach
Historical backstreets and charming shops
The picture shows a church with a tall green church tower in a snowy village. In the background, snow-covered mountains and a blue sky are visible, while in the foreground bare trees and bushes are covered with snow.
The picture shows a picturesque small town in a valley, surrounded by forested hills and mountains. In the center stands a church with a tall, pointed tower, and next to it is a large building with red roofs and many windows.
The Historical tour
A peek into Mühlbach’s past
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