County Tyiol
Jenbach 2 families
Kufstein 8 families
Schwaz 8 families
15 things to do in Kufstein
Cemetery in Kufstein
Kloster Friedhof
6330 Kufstein
Austria
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Bavarian dialect tend to pronounce "Jenbach" as "Jembåch".
The earliest dwellings in Jenbach date back to the end of the early Bronze Age and the early La Tène culture. Jenbach was first officially named in a document of the year of 1269 as "Ymbach". From 1410 onwards the Fugger constructed furnaces in order to process the silver and copper ore dug from the mines near Schwaz. After these ores were mined out, the processing of iron ore took over. Until 1865 this early industrial infrastructure remained private, however afterwards the state took ownership.
The railway station of Jenbach contains three different railways:
- The ÖBB (Österreichische Bundesbahnen) (Standard Gauge)
- The Achenseebahn (Metre Gauge) - Europe's oldest cog railway using the Riggenbach system, which is still steam operated
- The Zillertalbahn (760mm Gauge)
Museum:
Catholic church:
Tratzbergstraße 9, 6200 Jenbach, Austria
