Annaberg im Lammertal — a village in the upper Lammer valley
The parish church gives Annaberg a clear centre. The farms named in the local chronicle tell a second story about how settlement spread through the upper Lammer valley.
From the source
Annaberg im Lammertal is a village in the upper Lammer valley of Salzburg, Austria. It forms part of the municipality of Annaberg-Lungötz. The parish church dedicated to Saint Anne was completed in 1752 and remains a landmark in the village.
Editorial reading
The local chronicle dates the start of church construction to 1750 and links its completion in 1752 with the creation of a separate parish. At Gererhof, the local museum’s displays on flax and linen offer a way to understand the work that sustained households outside the village centre.
Recommendation
Start around Saint Anne’s church, then check the tourist office’s current arrangements for Gererhof before heading out. Ask locally which walking routes are suitable for the season.
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