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Summary of Numbers Facts and Figures 2018 Entrepreneurial interest of Rosenheim Geographical location Culture and Attractions Downtown • Municipal Building Yard Rosenheim is the regional center of Region Did you know that this year the 40,000th visitor of the city tour „ · Max-Josefs-Platz · Ludwigs- 08031 / 365 - 1766 18 and the economic and cultural center Rosenheim Cops footsteps“ is expected? Since 2007, these special platz · Townhall · City Library • Municipal Water Treatment Works (separate entity) between Munich, Salzburg and Innsbruck. tours are offered with the approval of the local population as well Exhibtionhalls 08031 / 365 - 1741 as tourists. · Lokschuppen • Rosenheim Property Management Due to the immediate proximity to the Characteristics · Municipal Gallery 08031 / 365 - 1202 main motorways and railway lines Rosen- • Mittertor | the only surviving city gate from the 14th century. • RoMed Kliniken heim is considered one of the most import- • Riedergarten | former herb garden of the city pharmacist Clinics of Rosenheim and District GmbH ant traffic junctions in southern bavaria. Museums • City Hall | once the first train station in Rosenheim 08031 / 365 - 02 · Municipal Museum · Wood • Lokschuppen | with up to 280,000 visitors one of the ten most • Chiemseehospiz gKU Rosenheim is located at the confluence of Technical Museum · Stock successful exhibition center in Germany Joint Municipal Enterprise Inn and Mangfall in the middle of a much Exchange Museum · Klepper - • Mangfallpark | Rosenheim summer festival with about 60,000 Museum · Inn-Maritim-Museum 08031 / 7 96 71 00 visited tourist area (Chiemsee, Inntal, Wen- © Siegfried Kerscher visitors annually • GRWS Charitable Housing und Renovation delstein). Association of Rosenheim City mbH www.touristinfo-rosenheim.de Nature 08031 / 365 - 2180 www.rosenheim.de/kultur-freizeit.html · Mangfallpark · Innriver · • State Garden Exhibition 2010 GmbH Riedergarten · Salingarten 08031 / 365 - 1796 Event highlights • Stadtwerke Rosenheim GmbH & Co. KG (electricity, gas) wirtschaftlicher-verband.de | Rosenheim Golf Week · Rosenheim Autumn Festival · Christmas Market 08031 / 365 - 2626 ro-city.de | Antique and flea markets · Rosenheim is on the move · Street Food Market · Rosy days • Komro Society for Telecommunications mbH rosenheim-festival.de | Rosenheimer Summerfestival 08031 / 365 - 2418 kinokultur-rosenheim.de | Open-Air Cinema Culture Week • INNergie GmbH stadtjugendring.de | Heat-free festival 08031 / 365 - 2626 rosenheimer-citylauf.de | Rosenheimer City Walk Summary of Numbers • Stellwerk 18 GmbH Location and area galerie.rosenheim.de | Exhibitions 08031 / 365 - 2718-0 Geographical location kuko.de | Master Concerts · Comedy · Children‘s Theater · Trade Shows · Concerts · Theater · Cabaret · Musicals Center of Southern Bavaria Economic Center School, cultural • Rosenheim Traffic Society (RoVG) 47°51‘ northern latitude bauernherbst.de | Rosenheim Delicacies Road 08031 / 365 - 1301 12°08‘ eastern length of Greenwich and sports city University location Shopping and adventure city kleinkunsttage.de | Rosenheim Small-Art-Days • Events and Congress Association (VKR) Height above sea level 440m to 470m Facts and Figures 2018 08031 / 365 - 9002 Leisure | Sport | Recreation www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/politik- Land use Lakes (3) · Beach volleyball facilities (3) · Billiard center · Bocce facilities (2) · Archery range (2) · Football fields (15) und-rathaus/staedtische-unternehmen.html Altogether, Rosenheim covers an area of Town houses (3) · Hockeyring · Fitness trail · Outdoor swimming pool · Golf course · Indoor swimming pool with sauna · Dog 3,722 ha. sports facilities (3) Youth recreation center Happinger-Au-See · Youth clubs (8) · Bowling alley (5) · Children‘s playgrounds Publisher: This is devided into (45) · Climbing facilities (2) · Teaching swimming pools (3) · Multiplex cinema · Riding facilities (3) · Shooting ranges (8) · City Council Rosenheim · Main Office · Königstraße 24 · 83022 Rosenheim Telefon: 08031/365-1016 · Fax: 08031/365-889-1016 · • building and open spaces (1.073 ha) School sports facilities (13) · Skate parks (2) · Sports halls (28) · Sports clubs (76) · Squash centers ·Urban grass pitches (4) · Lane E-Mail: [email protected] · www.rosenheim.de · Status: May 2018 • transport and operational areas (359 ha) tracks (6) · Streetball facilities (7) · Dance schools (5) · Tennis facilities (7) · Indoortennis · Clubsport facilities (9) · Watersports (2) City Council Rosenheim 08031/365-01 Politics Association of Commerce and Chamber Facilities for seniors and people in need of care Medical Care Election period: 01.05.2014 - 30.04.2020 • Professional Association Stellwerk 18 - Digital Economy Southeastern • Outpatient assisted living communities for people with Mayor Gabriele Bauer (CSU) Upper Bavaria e.V. dementia (Rothenfußer-Wohngemeinschaften) • RoMed Klinikum Rosenheim Deputy Mayor Anton Heindl (CSU) • Confederation of Self-employed Trade Association Rosenheim • Outpatient care services (13) (640 beds) Second Deputy Mayor Dr. Beate Burkl (FW/UP) • City Management Rosenheim e.V. Fotolia Fotos: • AWO Multi-generational homes Teaching Hospital of Ludwig 44 Member of the city council: · (Christian Social Union/21 - Social • Trade Association Bavaria e.V. • Assisted living (3) Maximilian University of Munich Democratics/8 - Green Party/7 - Free Voters-UP/4 - Republicans/2 - • IHK Munich and Upper Bavaria Office Rosenheim • Caritas Center Rosenheim and the Medical Private University Liberals/1 - Ecological Democratic Party/1) • Rosenheim Crefts Society • Diaconal work Rosenheim KASA Paracelsus in Salzburg • ROSIK e.V. - Rosenheim Initiative for Promotion of Information and • Meals on wheels (3) www.romed-kliniken.de Population and Employment Communication Technology • Short term care (3) In Rosenheim 63,597 inhabitants are registered. There are • Economic Association Rosenheim • Nursing, Retirement and Retirement Homes (6) • Day clinic Rosenheim des kbo- History 50,049 Germans and 13,548 Foreigners (foreigners 21.3%). The https://www.rosenheim.de/wirtschaft.html • Senior Gathering Places (5) Inn-Salzach-Klinikum Wasserburg female quota is 50.8% and the male quota is 49.2%. • Senior Council of the City of Rosenheim (40 beds) 1234 1. Report of „Castle Rosenheim“ (Source: Registration Office City Rosenheim / Status 2017.12.31) Childcare • Senior Visiting Services www.kbo-isk.de 1276 1. Report of the Inn River Bridge Facts regarding employment 37 Mixed aged kindergarden • Daycare Home Johanna transporting salt 35.440 employees subject to social security contributions 27 Facilities with at least 1 kindergarten group www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/ • Heckscher-Clinik Rosenheim for 1328 Rosenheim becomes an unemployment rate of 4.2% 17 Facilities with at least 1 playgroup jugend-familie-soziales/senioren.html child and adolescent psychiatry and „open marketplace“ (Source: Federal Employment Office / Status 2017.12.31) 17 Child care workers psychotherapy (40 beds) 1602 Rosenheim stablishes a parish Departments 8 Facilities with at least 1 after school care group Facilities for people with disabilities www.kbo-heckscher-klinikum.de 1700 Founding of a Spa / Bath Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing 31 3 Large day care center • Caritas Facilities 1810 Salt is boiled in the Royal Saltworks Manufactories 8.124 Lunchtime, Afternoon and Homework help Special Needs Education Center · Workshops · Outpatient • Schön Klinik Roseneck – 1864 Rosenheim optain city status Trade, Hotel and Restaurants, Traffic 5.239 assisted living, help and leisure activities Specialist clinic for mental and 1870 Rosenheim becomes the Other Services 27.285 www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/jugend-familie-soziales/ • Diakonie Rosenheim psychosomatic diseases immediate city of the Kingdom (Source: Federal Employment Office / Status 2017.06.30) kinderbetreuung/kitas.html Work with disabled persons · Outpatient assisted living · (120 beds) of Bavaria www.rosenheim.de/wirtschaft.html Senior Home Care Service · Stationary living with www.schoen-kliniken.de 1925 Founding of the Woodtechnology Development of the budget 2018 Schools und educational institutions and without day care · Short term care School Rosenheim Total income 202.821.890 € More than 30 educational institutions with more than 21,000 people and • Catholic youth social work • Ophthalmic Clinic 1971 Founding of the University of Expenditure 196.315.790 € students, including 15 municipal schools with about 7,770 students Consultancy · Work with disabled persons (leisure time) www.augenklinikrosenheim.de Applied Science Balance (final results) + 6.506.100 € Outpatient assisted living and supervised single living 1982 Opening of the City Hall ( KU‘KO) Debt (31.12.2017) 75.471.879 € • Elementary and Grammar Schools (9) • College with 5,344 students Residential Homes Emmy Schuster Haus and Salzburger Weg • Established Doctors (approx. 200) 1988 Opening of the Exhibition Center Per inhabitant (31.03.2017) 1.202 € • Special Education Schools (4) • Vocational schools (15) • Bavarian Blind and Visually Impaired Association e.V. • Dentists (approx. 70) (Lokschuppen) • Secondary Schools (3) • Adult Education Center (VHS) • Café CiK (White Raven) • Pharmacies (21) 2010 State Garden Exhibition Taxe rates • Technical College and • Music School • DMSG counseling center Rosenheim (multiple sclerosis) 2016 Appointment to the Fairtrade-City Business tax 400 v.H. www.rosenheim.de/ Upper Vocational School • Other educational institutions • FortSchritt e.V. (Petö Promotion) www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/ www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/ Land tax A 330 v.H. stadt-buerger/politik- • Association of Hearing Impaired e.V. jugend-familie-soziales/soziale- wir-ueber-uns/geschichte.html Land tax B 480 v.H und-rathaus/finanzen www.rosenheim.de/stadt-buerger/schule-und-bildung.html www.rosenheim-mobil.de dienste/medizinische-versorgung.html.
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