Haus Pfeiffenmacher in the Golden Hour, The Bavarian dream

Ramsau’s narrative unfolds amidst the grandeur of its towering peaks, none more renowned than the iconic Watzmann. Johann Grill, known as the Kederbacher, immortalized himself by conquering the formidable Watzmann East Face and establishing the historic Watzmannhaus. His statue, overlooking the serene garden outside Ramsau’s town hall, serves as a poignant reminder of the village’s indelible ties to its alpine heritage.

Famed for its rich mountaineering legacy, Ramsau proudly claims the highest density of mountain guides in Bavaria and Germany, earning its rightful place as a bona fide mountaineering village. In 2015, Ramsau’s commitment to sustainable tourism and reverence for nature earned it recognition from the German Alpine Club.

Nestled within this tapestry of rugged peaks lies the renowned Haus Pfeiffenmacher, an emblem of Ramsau’s cultural charm. With its storied history and picturesque setting, Haus Pfeiffenmacher adds another layer of allure to Ramsau’s captivating landscape, especially during the enchanting golden hour.