Pramet

Pramet, Oberösterreich, Österreich
© Innviertel-Tourismus
You can see a fountain in the centre of Pramet and behind it the Stelzhamermuseum and the municipal office of Pramet.
© Innviertel-Tourismus_Andreas Mühlleitner
You can see an elderly couple working with a 15-cylinder Steyr tractor. In the background you can see a very old wooden farmhouse.
© Innviertel-Tourismus_Alois Litzlbauer
Holz Reisecker in Roßbach: A forest path leads through a dense coniferous forest, where the sun's rays penetrate the treetops and create a wonderful light effect. The surroundings are peaceful and calm.
© Innviertel-Tourismus
The Prameter bathing lake can be seen on a sunny summer's day.
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You can see the old wooden house of the dialect poet Hans Schatzdorfer in Pramet.
© Innviertel-Tourismus
You can see a section of the culture trail (part of the Pramet movement arena) in the Kobernaußerwald forest.
© Innviertel Tourismus_Alois Litzlbauer
Typical Innviertel farm surrounded by yellow blossoming rape fields and a bench to linger.
© Kulturhaus Stelzhamermuseum Pramet; Verena Traeger
History of the Innviertel dialect poet F. Stelzhamer in Pramet: A two-storey, plastered building with a red tiled roof. In front of it is a blossoming tree that partially obscures the façade. The building has several windows and a mural with human figures on the front.
© Innviertel-Tourismus
© Gemeinde Pramet
Pramet parish church in Pramet: A church with a striking onion dome sits enthroned on a hill surrounded by trees. Access to the church is via a cobbled path. The building is painted white and has traditional architectural elements.
© Gemeindeamt Pramet
you can see the Prameter bathing lake, children's/non-swimmers' area, playground with flos
© Innviertel-Tourismus_ Alois Litzlbauer
Let your gaze wander over the marvellously snow-covered Innviertel landscape.
© Innviertel-Tourismus_Andreas Mühlleitner
A walk at dusk through the winter landscape in the Innviertel region.
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You can see the Prameter bathing lake in winter with a light layer of ice.
© Innviertel-Tourismus
You can see the Prameter bathing lake in winter and the foothills of the Kobernaußerwald forest in the background.
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The home of the famous regional poet

Pramet lies on the northern edge of the Hausruckwald area, surrounded by almost untouched natural landscape. The village of Großpiesenhamis is home to the birth house of the regional poet, Franz Stelzhamer, who penned the lyrics of the Upper Austrian National Anthem.
The recreation village is distinguished by the wonderful leisure centre with its bathing lake and ancillary facilities, which is one of the reasons why visitors feel so good here. An idyllic hiking trail leads from the heart of the village to the bathing lake along the Windischhuber-Bach stream and past meadows and fields.

You can find articles and interesting information about Stelzhamer here:

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