River Inn
Description:
The Inn River (German – Inn, Latin – Aenus, Oenus) originates in Switzerland from Lake Lungin at an altitude of 2482 meters above sea level near the Maloya Pass, and then directs its current through the territory of Austria and Germany. The Inn River is the right tributary of the Danube and merges with it along with the Ilza River near the city of Passau.
The Inn Valley in Tyrol (the federal state of Austria) is generously awarded with pastures, meadows and forests. On these lands with great pleasure settled and built strong castles of feudal lords in medieval times. Today it is one of the magnificent ensembles of medieval architecture.