Kramsach

Kramsach is a municipality with 4968 inhabitants in the district of Kufstein inside the kingdom of Tyrol in Austria. The oldest district Kramsachs is the hamlet Voldöpp, whose name suggests a pre-Roman starting place. In Roman instances, the district Mosen became constructed as a agreement. Voldöpp became first documented in 1080, but a church turned into possibly already in the 8th century in this district, which became in all likelihood a church of a Bavarian the Aristocracy. Kramsach himself is first documented in 1014 to 1024 inside the subculture e-book of St. Peter's Abbey in Salzburg as Crasmaresaha.

Since the 13th century, the Lords of Freundsberg had been the principle landlords in this area, which additionally in 1267 based a Dominican convent. In 1811, the 2 previously current primary groups Voldopp and Mariathal had been united to Kramsach. The junction Kramsach connects the metropolis and its neighboring groups with the Inntal dual carriageway A 12, which leads in the west through Innsbruck to the Tyrolean Oberinntal, and in an easterly course through Kufstein to the interchange Rosenheim.