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The unspoilt Sauteich (which really is called that) offers numerous bathing possibilities. The meadows surrounding the natural pond are ideal for relaxing and sunbathing. The building, which is located directly at the pond,...
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12 km
3 h
min. 205 m
max. 282 m
Moderate
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11 km
4 h
min. 754 m
max. 815 m
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High above the Inn Valley at the Piller Sattel, the Kaunergrat Nature Park House rises like a throne – Tyrol’s first nature park center and a symbol of how...
Adult €7
Child €3
Sen. €5
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The highline179 suspension bridge, which stretches above the Fernpass federal road B179, is one of the longest pedestrian suspension bridges in the world ....
Adult €10
Child €6
Sen. €10
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If you're looking to step back in time while exploring the Innviertel region, Schloss Katzenberg is the place to be. DINOLAND transforms the historic...
Adult €20.50
Child €14.50
Sen. €18
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The Sternenturm ("Star Tower") in Judenburg, Styria, brings together a medieval landmark and cutting-edge astronomy. The tower is around 500 years old,...
Adult €12
Child €9.50
Sen. €10.50
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Located directly at the top station of the Dachstein Glacier cable car, you'll find the Dachstein Sky Walk viewing platform, guaranteeing not only...
Adult €61
Child €30.50
Sen. €61
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10 km
4.5 h
min. 861 m
max. 974 m
Moderate
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17 km
5 h
min. 455 m
max. 899 m
Moderate
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10 km
3 h
min. 546 m
max. 617 m
Moderate
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Ranking among Austria's longest and highest pedestrian suspension bridges , the Holzgau suspension bridge stretches 200 meters in length, 110 meters in height, and one meter in width...
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The Elfercoaster at the top station of the Elferbahnen in Neustift im Stubaital is one of the most modern rail coasters in Tyrol. At 1,790 metres above sea...
Adult €11
Child €8
Sen. €11

Dream destination for active holiday makers

The Alpine Republic Austria is a truly manifold holiday destination. Besides cosmopolitan cities like Vienna, Salzburg, Graz or Innsbruck, which have a rich cultural life, the picturesque landscapes and idyllic mountain pastures of the Alps guarantee ample opportunity to enjoy the nature.

 

Austria is a dream destination for active holiday makers. The beautiful scenery is ideal for extensive walks and cycle tours, while numerous lakes invite for a swim. Amusement parks, toboggan runs and rope climbing gardens promise additional action for young and old. The Alpine region also has much to offer for culture enthusiasts: The country is marked by historical buildings, diverse museums, galleries, theaters and music stages.

 

Located in the heart of Europe, Austria borders on Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Nine federal states form this multifaceted country. Upper and Lower Austria north-east, as well as the Burgenland south-east are the flatter regions. Styria, Carinthia, Salzburg, Tyrol and Vorarlberg are dominated by the Alps. Over 950 three-thousand-meter mountains can be counted in Austria – and above all of them emerges the 3.798 meter high Großglockner.

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