Mittelberg

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Mittelberg
Postal code		6991, 6992, 6993 (Austria) 87567, 87568, 87569 (Germany)
Area code	05517
Vehicle registration	B
Website	GDE-Mittelberg.at

Mittelberg is a municipality and a village in the

Kleinwalsertal is a valley that is accessible by road only from Germany.

History

Mittelberg was settled around 1300 by five Walser families from Tannberg coming across over the Hochalppass. The first houses were probably in Bödmen, a district of Mittelberg. The settlers inherited the land from the Swabian Counts of Rettenberg. The valley initially belonged to the Walser court of Tannberg but in 1563 the valley was awarded its own court in Mittelberg, which existed until 1807.^[3]

Population

Although it is not an

Before the introduction of the Euro, the Deutsche Mark was used there. Since Austria joined the European Union (1995), the Schengen Agreement was ratified (1997), and the Euro was introduced (2002), this special status no longer applies.^{[citation needed]} However, due to its location several taxation differences apply, such as a lower VAT rate.^{[citation needed]}

Education

Kindergartens:

• Kindergarten Hirschegg [de]^[5]
• Kindergarten Mittelberg [de]^[6]
• Kindergarten Riezlern^[7]

In popular culture

Mittelberg was the setting of "The Final Reich," one of the levels of Call of Duty: World War II: Nazi Zombies.

See also

• Horizon Field, 2010 sculpture installation by Antony Gormley.

References

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