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Those seeking peace and relaxtion are in exactly the right place in Tweng. This friendly holiday town invites you to enjoy deliberate less in picturesque nature. For every level, there is the perfect peak. How about a casual hike to the farmed mountain pastures? Or do you prefer a little more Action?

Anif is an idyllic village situated south of the city of Salzburg. It is inextricably linked with the most famous conductor of the 20th century – Herbert von Karajan. In this area you will find his idyllically situated farmhouse, still inhabited by his wife Eliette, and his modest grave. Up until his death in 1989, Karajan pulled the strings at the Salzburg Festival, brought international stars to the Mozart city, and internationalised the Festival.

How do you best discover the Katschberg region? In hiking boots, of course! The many signposted hiking trails lead you to the most beautiful places in the district. Find out which place is your family’s favourite on a hike. You decide whether to climb the mountains here in a sporty or in a more comfortable way.

Unternberg is located in the UNESCO Biosphere Park Salzburg Lungau and is an ideal starting point for many bicycle and mountain bike tours, hikes and excursions. In unspoilt nature you can quite easily get away from the daily stress. Enjoy unforgettable days in the Unternberg holiday region of Lungau.

If you are looking for a holiday on the Salzburger Sun Terrace, you can look forward to countless hours of sunshine in the heart of the Sport World Amadè. Situated high above the Salzach Valley, between natural landscapes, and surrounded by imposing mountain ranges, St. Veit welcomes its visitors with this extra portion of authentic hospitality.

This community in the Lammertal Valley, is the home of the famous Salzburg skier Marcel Hirscher. The Lammertal Dachstein West ski area is ideal for discovering a love of winter sports. But even in summer, you can also dive into the fascinating Salzburg mountain world in and around Annaberg.

Summer: The Pongau community of Mühlbach am Hochkönig, with a population of around 1500, is part of the Hochkönig Region. This picturesque village is surrounded by the bizarre rock formations of the Mandlwände and Hochkönig – a true natural paradise for hikers, bikers, skiers and families, with beautiful hiking paths, traditional huts, beautifully groomed pistes and magical scenery.

The town of Elixhausen is situated only about 10km north of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Salzburg. This perfect location, the idyllic landscape and the beautiful local nature make Elixhausen a particularly popular holiday destination. About 2,800 inhabitants have chosen Elixhausen as their home. That’s no surprise - the ideal geographical location and close proximity to the city are not found that often.

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.

The small community of St. Koloman is located away from frequented tourist paths, making it a true natural Idyll in the adventure and pleasure region of Tennengau.

The picturesque farming village is located on a plateau at 1,013 metres above sea level and is in the middle of the Hohe Tauern National Park area. In summer, those seeking peace and quiet can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, mountain golf or horse riding.

Arrive and relax. This happens so easily in this idyllic holiday village, located on the Haunsberg at 835m above sea level. Around 20 kilometres from Salzburg, Nußdorf am Haunsberg is the ideal starting point for day trips to Salzburg, Oberndorf and the surrounding mountains and lakes.

The proximity to the state capital of Salzburg and the many attractions in the Tennengau region are highly appreciated by the countless visitos to Puch near Hallein.

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.

A day at Lake Wolfgang! First a walk along the shore, then breakfast on the lake terrace with your host and finally jump into the fresh water. Gorgeous!

The holiday town of Saalfelden in Pinzgau is the largest town in the Pinzgau area with approximately 16,700 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.

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.

Countless hiking possibilities. Boundless hospitality. And this wondefrul mountain air! Whoever spends their holiday in the Lungau holiday town of St. Michael will experience unforgettable days.

Around 400km of well signposted hiking trails await discovery. The Salzburger Almenweg also goes through Großarl. How about a hike from alpine pasture to alpine pasture - without a bag? About 40 managed Alpine huts, with home-made delicacies, wait in the idyllic valley of the alpine pastures.

The small community of St. Georgen is embedded in the soft hilly landscape of Salzburg's Flachau region, and is thus the perfect starting point for relaxing holidays away from the daily hustle and bustle.

Russbach is located between the Dachstein Mountain and the Wolfgangsee, away from the stream of tourists. Families especially find here the best holiday conditions all year round.

In summer enjoy extended walks in the stunning surroundings or try your hand at canoeing and rafting. A special highlight is the Legends and Myths bike trail along the clear Mur river.

Thanks to its ideal altitude, holidays in Obertauern means heaven is particularly close. Welcome to the unique sporting paradise.

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.

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.

Eugendorf refers to itself as the gateway to Salzburg and is not far wrong. It is the ideal combination of a friendly village atmosphere and being close to city which makes the place.

Only 20 kilometres from the city of Salzburg, Faistenau is situated in a quiet side valley. On a sunny high plateau of the Osterhorn mountain range. Whoever leaves the long panoramic road and turns into this valley will soon forget the outside world. Faistenau is idyllically nestled between scenic mountain ridges and lush meadows.

The water-birds have chosen a particularly beautiful place here. In the morning, when the fog rises above the picturesque Wallersee, they are already making their first flights in the distance. A walk along the Wallersee lake leads from Seekirchen through Neumarkt and Henndorf. Nice coffee houses invite you in to warm up and relax...

The district town of Zell am See has approximately 10,000 inhabitants and enchants with its impressive scenery: the crystal-clear water of the lake, framed by the Schmittenhöhe and Kitzsteinhorn mountains. This charming mountain town invites you for shopping and is an ideal destination for hiking, skiing, swimming and relaxing!

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

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

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

The Tennengau community of Oberalm is ideally located between Hallein and the Mozart city of Salzburg with its numerous sights and attractions. Oberalm itself however also has something special to offer.

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.

Those who spend their holidays on Lake Wolfgang will get a piece of paradise.

The Weißbach Nature Park is a small town in the heart of SalzburgerLand, in the Saalachtal Region. Great hiking options or a visit to the Seisenberg Gorge ensure diverse summer holidays.

During the summer months, Lessach and the surrounding Lungau region invite you to go hiking or cycling in the Lungau Mountain pasture summer. For those who visit the summer huts, the reward is a view of the numerous 2,000m peaks where delicious snacks taste even better.

Uttendorf, the National Park Village in the Upper Pinzgau district, enchants with a combination of mountains, lakes and glaciers. Vacationers find numerous opportunities for fun and sports next to the swimming lake, in Weisssee Glacier World, as well as the countryside surrounding this idyllic village.

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.

"Lässig" means laid-back and the Pinzgau holiday destination of Saalbach Hinterglemm combines the unbelievable feeling of happiness on 270 kilometres of pistes or in untracked powder slopes - but also satisfies the longing for the mountains while summer hiking, biking, or on adventurous expeditions with the kids.