Salt Workers and Hospitality House

Gmunden, Oberösterreich, Österreich
© brainpark.traunsee
Salt manufacturing and catering building in Gmunden: The picture shows a multi-storey building with a light-coloured façade. The building has several windows and a striking eaves, indicating a traditional architectural style. Arches can be recognised at the entrance, giving the building an elegant character.
© brainpark.traunsee
Salt refinery and catering building in Gmunden: The picture shows a sign advertising a business called "Salzferigerhaus". The sign contains detailed information about this business, including its history and renovations.
© brainpark.traunsee
Salt manufacturing and catering building in Gmunden: The picture shows a pretty building with a rustic façade. In the foreground are two entrance doors and windows, reflecting the traditional character of the place. The sign above the entrance is written in an old-fashioned script, which emphasises the historical style of the building.
Badgasse 8
4810 Gmunden
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Built before 1462
Tavern "to the black Rooster" since 1610, after complete renovation in 1961 renamed to Hotel Post

This building has been used as a tavern since the 15th century. 1610 it was known as the tavern black rooster or rooster inn. In the second half of the 20th century it was renovated by Rudolf Salfinger family and renamed Hotel Post with a very popular wine bar. Later it was used as a youth guest house and later again a Chinese restaurant. Today it serves as accommodations and business building.

Salt Workers and Hospitality House
Badgasse 8
4810 Gmunden

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