Tittmoning is a small town with a well-preserved historic center and a 13th-century castle that used to belong to Salzburg's bishops.
The city was founded in the 11th century, and in the 13th century the construction of the local castle began. It was a border fortress that was to protect Bavaria from attack from Austria. Over time, the stronghold lost its military significance, and became more and more frequently visited residence of the bishops of nearby Salzburg. The final transformation into a representative seat took place in the 17th century. baroque castle chapel of St. Michael.
Tittmoning Castle, which is today the most important attraction of the city, has kept its medieval appearance. Today it houses the Rupertiwinkel Museum with collections on the history of the area. The castle is also a good viewpoint on the surrounding area.
The historic center with the churches of St. George and St. Lawrence, as well as many nice tenement houses.
