Mattighofen

Mattighofen is a town located in the Upper Austria region of Austria. Situated in the district of Braunau am Inn, it lies in the Innviertel, a historical region in the northwestern part of the state. The Mattig River, from which the town derives its name, flows through the municipality. Historically, Mattighofen was an important market town and has seen industrial development, notably becoming the headquarters of the motorcycle manufacturer KTM.

The town boasts a compact urban center with a main square and several notable buildings. The parish church of St. Sebastian is a prominent landmark. Archaeological findings suggest a long history of settlement in the area, with evidence dating back to prehistoric times. During the medieval period, Mattighofen developed as a regional hub. Its strategic location contributed to its growth over the centuries.

Economically, Mattighofen is recognized for its industrial base, with KTM AG being its most significant employer and a globally recognized brand. The company's presence has had a considerable impact on the town's development and international profile. Beyond industry, tourism plays a role, attracting visitors interested in the Austrian countryside and local heritage. The surrounding landscape offers opportunities for outdoor activities. Mattighofen is well-connected by road and rail, facilitating transport and accessibility.