Cafe-confectionery “Reber”
Peter Reber founded his confectionery factory in Munich in 1865, and in the spa town of Bad Reichenhall in 1938, his son Paul opened a branch of production and a confectionery that still exists and thrives.
Floriani Quarter
The Floriani quarter is the oldest part of Bad Reichenhall, forming its historical center. Its heart is St. Florian’s Square (Florianiplatz) in the center of which there is a fountain — monument to the said saint.
Salt Museum in Bad Reichenhall
The old saltworks “Alte Saline” in Bad Reichenhall was built in 1835 at the foot of the mountain where there was a long-known spring. The salt extracted here was sent to the bishop’s residence in Salzburg, which was only 15 km away by river.
Royal Kurgarten City
The Royal Kurgarten City Park rightfully belongs to the main attractions of the spa town of Bad Reichenhall. First, a huge cooling tower with a height of 14 m and a length of 162 m was built here, which was an open inhaler.
Reber Chocolate Factory
The first Reber chocolate factory opened in 1865 in Munich, and in 1890, in the year of the 100th anniversary of Mozart’s death, sweets with his name were released there. The recipe turned out to be so successful that it glorified Peter Reber and his factory, and Mozartkugel candies are still the most popular.