Places

The rural charm, the diverse recreational opportunities, as well as the proximity to Salzburg make Bergheim the perfect starting point for a city trip.

At the entrance to the Gastein Valley, you are welcomed by the picturesque holiday resort of Dorfganstein. The family-friendly community enchants with breathtaking nature, warm hospitality and perfect conditions for unforgettable days of hiking, family excursions, biking or a culinary highlight at the huts.

Arrive, relax and enjoy in the holiday region Salzburger Sonnenterrasse. The ideal location on a sunny plateau in the Salzach Valley gives you especially many hours of sunshine.

The Pinzgauer community of Rauris is located at 950m above sea level in the Hohe Tauern National Park. Hikers, mountain climbers, skiers and families feel as equally at home in the Rauris Valley as birds of prey watchers and gold-diggers.

In the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park lies the idyllic cultural and herb village of Hollersbach. Herb gardens, a Bee educational trail and a stream educational trail ensure eventful days in this Pinzgauer village of about 1,200 inhabitants.

The small medieval houses in the town of Hallein nestle picturesquely into the surrounding mountainous backdrop. Hallein dates back to the pre-Christian century and owes its former wealth to the salt which was mined on the Dürrnberg by the Celts. This mountain still dominates the town and its surroundings today.

In the idyllic „Valley of Alpine Pastures“, around 40 farmed alpine huts with homemade delicacies and around 400 kilometres of well-signposted hiking trails are waiting to be discovered. Mountain bikers can expect a network of trails totalling 160 km and 14,000 metres in altitude in the Grossarl Valley. The beautiful long-distance hiking trail "Salzburger Almenweg" leads through Großarl and how about a hike from alpine pasture to alpine pasture - without any luggage?

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. 

Pfarrwerfen is simply the best for those people seeking a restful holiday in the Salzburg Mountain region.

Situated high above the idyllic Mattsee is the holiday village of Lochen am See. The town, with around 2,500 inhabitants, is known for its hospitality. If you are looking for relaxing holidays with varied leisure activities, you will find all this in Lochen am See.

After an extensive breakfast, pack your rucksack. Lace up your mountain boots and don’t forget the map. From Hintersee numerous walks lead up the surrounding peaks. The picturesquely located Hintersee appeals with hiking trails and swimming options for pleasure in summer. Summer Tip: The WaldWasserZauber in Hintersee.

With its diverse hiking and activity offers, such as the 2km long summer toboggan run or the Postalm Family Ski Area, Abtenau is as worth a holiday in summer as in winter.

Köstendorf is located directly on the largest lake of the Salzburg alpine foothills, the Wallersee. Whoever spends their holiday in this town will find ideal conditions for a varied holiday full of sports, recreation and enjoyment.

Adnet, located in Salzburg’s Tennengau, is known for its famous Adnet marble. During a visit you are always surrounded by marble.

Emperor Franz Josef I. was known for his good taste. Ultimately, large cities have his beautiful spirit to thank for the fact that they are still today so marvellously imperial. Just like Bad Ischl, the cultural heart of the Salzkammergut.

The town of Bürmoos is only about 25 kilometres from Salzburg and offers itself as a starting point for your explorations through the picturesque SalzburgerLand. This town which is surrounded by Birch trees is a jewel of comfort.

Dienten, an idyllic Pinzgau community of around 800 people, is located at the foot of the Hochkönig. This small village reflects the romantic side of Hochkönig's mountain world. Sunny alpine meadows and glistening snow provide a unique backdrop, with magical skiing, fabulous hikes and enchanted mountain huts right at your doorstep.

The holiday region Fuschl am See is located in the picturesque Salzkammergut in SalzburgerLand. The city of Salzburg with its wealth of art and culture is just 20km away and also the Emperors City of Bad Ischl is not far away. The surrounding mountains majestically frame Fuschlsee. Its crystal clear waters are illuminated in the most beautiful shades of blue and green and are best admired from the surrounding peaks.

The village of Leogang, population around 3300, looks back on a long history and rich mining tradition. In Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, today's winter sports fans find one of Austria's biggest ski areas. In summer, hikers, families and bikers enjoy the wide range of possibilities.

This small Tennengau community is best known for the impressive Lammer Gorge. But otherwise the water is a constant companion of Lammer and its side arms in Scheffau.

Thalgau is an ideal start for hikes at every level. Especially popular is the Summit of the Schober which is regarded as particularly scenic. For those who would rather spend a day at the Lake, the nearby lakes of Fuschlsee and Wolfgangsee are close to the heart. Whether for Easter, Pentecost or in the autumn time, a visit to Salzburg's old town is essential

Right at the entrance to the Salzburger Sports World, Radstadt welcomes it guests. This old mountain town, as this Pongau holiday town is called, is just as versatile as it is authentic. The picturesque location between the high mountains and the lush green landscape, the proximity to selected natural experiences and the hospitality of the locals are what makes Radstadt so attractive.

Guests have always found peace and relaxation in St. Martin near Lofer. Where hospitality and a well-functioning village life are written in capital letters, you simply feel completely at home. Rushing brooks, pretty farms, the many cosy inns with their regional delicacies, as well as the surrounding mountain world are only some of the things that make for the unique charm.

Walk along the scenic Wallersee, watch the fishermen and their boats, and enjoy the reflective mood in the idyllic towns. This is how beautiful summer time is in Neumarkt am Wallersee. For hikers and sporty types, there are many tours on the surrounding mountains. Maybe there is also time for a visit to Salzburg's old town.

Stunning landscape, enticing peaks and the feeling of having time again. A trip to Tamsweg just does you good. Here you will find the perfect tour for every level - whether on scenic hikes or unforgettable high-altitude tours, everyone finds their way in the Lungau mountains. Living traditions and warm hospitality ensure the right feeling - Here I feel welcome.

In Henndorf, life in summer is played out directly on the Wallersee. Starting in the morning after breakfast with a swim around the lake, later a mountain tour on the Steinwandl and in the evening delicious meals on the lake terrace.

The Upper Pinzgau community of Krimml, with a population of around 860, lies at 1,100 m above sea level at the foot of the Gerlos Pass, in the heart of Hohe Tauern National Park Holiday Region as well as the Zillertal Arena. Krimml is famous far beyond Austria's borders as the home of the tallest waterfalls in Europe, dropping a total of 380m. An impressive natural attraction which draws over 350,000 visitors every year.

The fantastic location between the picturesque Lake Zell and the Kitzsteinhorn makes the small holiday resort of Kaprun the perfect holiday destination. It boasts biking and hiking trails at up to 3,000 metres above sea level and a glacier, which is 100% snow guaranteed and provides skiing fun between October and early summer.

Wald lies at the foot of the Gerlos Pass, in the middle of Hohe Tauern National Park and on the border with Tyrol. This small, friendly town is an ideal base for relaxing walks, high-alpine hikes and skiing experiences in the Zillertal Arena.

Relaxing nature, exciting action experiences, cultural highlights and culinary delights: everything a holiday-maker's heart could wish for is found in the Tennengau municipality of Golling with its historical town centre.

Taxenbach (elev. 776m) is a National Park village . Kitzlochklamm Natural Monument is a popular excursion destination for hikers, climbers and families.

Nature meant well with Weißpriach: lush green meadows and mountain pastures, imposing mountain views as far as the eye can see and the pure fresh air make this town so especially relaxing. Weißpriach offers the right activity for every taste and level, whether hiking, mountain climbing, horse-riding, swimming, easy biking tours or demanding mountain bike trails.

Piesendorf, a holiday resort certified by Austria's hiking villages, is located in the district of Zell am See at 785 metres above sea level in the beautiful SalzburgerLand and has around 3,900 inhabitants. Nestled on the sunny side between Zell am See-Kaprun, Piesendorf is an ideal starting point for excursions, bike and hiking tours.

Bad Vigaun in Salzburg’s Tennengau is best known for its thermal waters and the associated Spa Centre. Not only Spa visitors appreciate the healing, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

The Pongau town of Werfenweng stands under the motto of 'Gentle Mobility'. Environmentally friendly travel can begin here as soon as you arrive and continues with attractive, free offers for gentle mobility.

The village of Stuhlfelden lies at 800m above sea level and is the oldest community in the Upper Pinzgau district. Located just 4 kilometers from the National Park village of Mittersill, its around 1600 residents nurture local traditions and a sincere brand of hospitality. Stuhlfelden is also well known as a venue for sharp-shooters – the first "Archery Village" in Europe!

Naturally. Cordial. Sporty. In Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, double holiday happiness awaits those seeking relaxation, nature lovers, families and connoisseurs. The choice of leisure activities is varied all year round. While Altenmarkt (842 m), the idyllic village in the wide valley is known for its unique charm, the World Cup resort of Zauchensee at 1,350 m against the backdrop of an imposing mountain panorama fascinates with the highest level of comfort and pure nature.

Holidaymakers find peace & quiet, recreation and untouched natural landscapes in the small, delightful village of Viehhofen, located at the entrance to Glemmtal Valley. Viehhofen is also an insider tip for skiers wanting to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of an idyllic village, in combination with having two world-famous ski areas close by. An array of cultural as well as sporting activities also guarantee a variety-filled and utterly rejuvenating holiday during the summertime.

At the foot of the Gaisberg Mountain, with its visible radio mast on the 1,300m peak, and bordering directly onto the city of Salzburg is the municipality of Elsbethen.

The town of Lofer in Salzburger Saalachtal has a population of around 2,000 and is situated in the north of the Pinzgau region. In summer, the holiday resort scores points with the Lofer alpine world for hikers, bikers and families. The impressive kayak world championship course on the Saalach River attracts fearless white-water sports enthusiasts to Lofer.