The Gemeinde Feldkirchen-Westerham, located in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim, presents itself as a modern and tradition-conscious community. With approximately 11,000 inhabitants, it offers a diverse range of leisure activities, sights, and cultural events. The economy is characterized by medium-sized companies that operate internationally and provide qualified jobs and training positions.
The municipality places great emphasis on the coexistence of its citizens. It promotes a close community through numerous clubs and organizations that enrich village life. The proximity to scenic beauties such as the Mangfall and the connection to partner communities in South Tyrol and western France underscore the municipality's open and networked orientation.
Feldkirchen-Westerham has a comprehensive educational landscape, ranging from elementary schools to a community college. Particularly noteworthy is the largest volunteer-run library in Germany. The municipality is well connected to the transport network, with access to the Mangfalltalbahn railway and several bus lines.
The municipality focuses on digitalization and offers its citizens a variety of online services and information. This promotes transparency and efficiency in administration. In addition, the municipality values good medical care and has built a modern rescue station.
Companies such as Neenah-Gessner, Spinner and W. L. Gore & Associates are located in Feldkirchen-Westerham, contributing to a dynamic economic environment. The municipality offers an attractive environment for companies and citizens alike, with a strong focus on community and collaboration.
