Bauernherbst is a time for celebrating old farming customs and traditions and sampling regional cuisine.

The holiday town of Saalfelden in Pinzgau is the largest town in the Pinzgau area with approximately 16,500 inhabitants. Especially in the cultural scene, Saalfelden has an excellent reputation thanks to the International Jazz Festival. In winter, the holiday town distinguishes itself through its expertise in the Nordic sector.

When alpine meadows are juicy green and last snow has melted, “Alpine Summer in SalzburgerLand” has begun.

Searching for the perfect location for a seminar or a congress? In SalzburgerLand, you will strike it rich.

In the charming towns of St. Gilgen, Strobl and St. Wolfgang on the shores of Lake Wolfgang you will find your holiday paradise.

As soon as the cattle, horses, sheep and goats happily inhabit their lush green summer quarters after having been driven up to Salzburg’s alpine pastures for mountain grazing, numerous celebrations throughout the country mark the official start of “Alpine Summer”.

The Bauernherbst period begins when the cattle are brought down from the high Alpine pastures, the temperature at night becomes chillier and the mist lingers a little longer in the valley. Bauernherbst in Salzburgerland – when autumn explodes into a riot of colour.

World Heritage City, Mozart's bithplace, the location of The Sound of Music, the meeting place for top culture at the annual Salzburg Festival, and interspersed between are spacious squares, hidden inner courtyards, small alleyways and two mountains in the middle of the city. To describe Salzburg with just one word is impossible.

In the summer months, hiking and long walks in the beautiful nature lure in Hof near Salzburg. If you want, make a trip to the Festival City of Salzburg. Or spend an extended bathing day on the nearby Lake.