Anif

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Anif
Wasserschloss Anif
Wasserschloss Anif
Coat of arms of Anif
Anif is located in Austria
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Anif
Country Austria
State Salzburg
District Salzburg-Umgebung
Mayor Hans Krüger (LHK)
Area 7.61 km2 (3 sq mi)
Elevation 434 m  (1424 ft)
Population 4,026 (1 January 2011)[1]
 - Density 529 /km2 (1,370 /sq mi)
Time zone CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Licence plate SL
Postal code 5081
Area code 06246
Website www.anif.salzburg.at

Coordinates: 47°45′00″N 13°04′00″E / 47.75°N 13.0666667°E / 47.75; 13.0666667

Anif is a small municipality with 4,300 inhabitants, located south of Salzburg in the state of Salzburg, Austria.

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[edit] History

The place was mentioned for the first time as "the church near Anif" in 788. In 1782, the Grimm brothers recorded in his Brixener Volksbuch a local tale about a peasant and a Wilde Woman (Wilde Frau). Anif as a village of its own with its part Niederalm was separated from the neighbour village Grödig on July 17, 1894. Later on a third part was established, Neu Anif.

[edit] Politics

The City Council[2] has this representants:

[edit] Famous persons

[edit] Historical Inns

  • Kaiserhof: first time mentioned in 15th century, today a hotel
  • Friesacher: in the 16th century granted the right to serve beverages at the farmhouse Puechnergut, today a well known hotel
  • "Zum Husaren": existing since 1877, the building itself had been established in 1645
  • Schlosswirt: building mentioned first time in 1380, since 1607 the licence to serve wine and beer

[edit] Sights

  • The old church of the village.
  • The Anif Palace, which became famous through the American film "The Sound of Music" and which is owned by the family Earl of Moy.
  • The Lasseregg Palace in the Niederalm, a part of the village Anif.

[edit] Zoo Salzburg

The Salzburg Zoo has its location in Anif.

[edit] See also

[edit] References

This article incorporates information from the German Wikipedia.
  • Anif, Kultur, Geschichte und Wirtschaft von Anif, Niederalm und Neu-Anif, Heinz Dopsch, Ewald Hiebl, 2003, 688 pages about the history of Anif, edition without an ISBN
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