The Maxhütte stood in Bergen from 1562 to 1932 the focus of the industry in the Chiemgau. Founded in the iron foundry in 1562 by Bergen Pangraz of Feyberg and counted the mid-19th Century the most important iron producers in Bavaria. under reconstruction after the devastating fire in 1824 and King Max I. Joseph was the steel mill, the name "Maximilianshuette" award. With far-reaching changes in industry presented in 1881 a Bavarian mountain ore mining and shortly after the blast furnace production.
The Maxhütte as it is called short, became a foundry and machine builders. The closure in 1932 was preceded by the Great Depression. Then in 2002 opened the "Museum Maxhütte with about 750 square meters of exhibition space. The entire history of the work is published there in a clear manner. It shows how iron was mined and processed, and shows how the inhabitants have lived and worked.
Please click here for a Route in Google Maps by Reit im Winkl from Bergen to Maximilianshuette. The journey by car takes about 30 minutes for 28 km.
more information on opening times and admission prices please visit www.bergen-
chiemgau.de Update 21/02/2011: The
Maxhütte celebrating their birthday 450ten. This is why events are planned. A special exhibition on the theme "40 years Hochfelln cable car" and 125-year high fur Cross is built on the premises of Maxhütte. It is this eye creates a special brochure and the informaiton you will find under www.hochfellnseilbahn.de .
(c) Source www.kurcafe.de last made a trip on the train High Fell
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