Apartments in Feldkirchen-Westerham

The area around Feldkirchen-Westerham was already settled around 400 AD, as an old Roman road passed to the north of the municipality. This route later became a well-known salt route, from Bad Reichenhall to Lake Constance.

Today, Feldkirchen-Westerham is a thriving community, home to several businesses, an IHK training center and the largest volunteer-run community library in Germany. Surrounded by nature reserves and a well-developed infrastructure for young and old, the town is ideal for families.

At Westerham station, regional trains run every hour in the direction of Holzkirchen-Rosenheim. Two bus lines connect Feldkirchen-Westerham with the surrounding communities, and at weekends an additional night express offers connections to Rosenheim. The A8 is easily accessible by car.