“A cultural hub, you say?” enquired the curious tourist, adjusting his sunglasses. “In such a quaint little town?” He stood before the Kulturhaus Rössle, nestled in the heart of Mauren, Liechtenstein. Built in 1833, the Kulturhaus initially served as the Gasthaus Rössle. This former inn, with its adjoining hall and stage, pulsated with life, becoming the social hub of historic Mauren. The year 2008 marked a turning point for the Kulturhaus. Slated for demolition, the building faced an uncertain future. A wave of support arose, uniting the community, preservationists, and private individuals. Their combined efforts saved the Kulturhaus Rössle from demolition. Today, the Kulturhaus Rössle stands as a testament to Mauren’s dedication to preserving its heritage. It’s a vibrant space for cultural exchange, hosting a diverse array of events. The Kulturhaus welcomes people from all walks of life and stands as a symbol of Mauren’s vibrant community spirit.
Wood Bridge platform
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk across a bridge that whispers stories of the past?