The Giglach Lakes is located in the municipality of Schladming.

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The Giglach Lakes is located in the municipality of Schladming, embedded in the valley of the same name between the Schiedeckkamm in the north and the Tauernhauptkamm in the south. Adjacent peaks are Steirische ( 2459 m ) and Lungauer Kalkspitze ( 2471 m ) in the west, Kampspitze ( 2390 m ) in the north, and Znachspitze ( 2225 m ), Hading ( 2332 m ), and Frying ( 2131 m ) in the south. The lower Giglachsee lies at 1921 m above sea level. A. and extends in an area of about 16.5 ha is equal to afford over 1 km in a southwest-northeast direction. The Obere Giglachsee is much smaller with an area of ​​about 3.5 ha and is located at 1930 m above sea level. A. not far from the Preuneggsattels.

Styria is a mountainous, and densely wooded province of Austria. It is also called "the green Mark". The provincial capital is Graz. 

Styria is a mountainous, and densely wooded province of Austria. It is also called "the green Mark". The provincial capital is called Graz. The city offers a varied cultural life. In 2003, Graz was the European Capital of Culture. The island on the river Mur and the modern art gallery in the middle of the historic old town still bear witness to this today. Styria is an Eldorado for sports enthusiasts in every season. In winter, numerous skiing areas with modern lifts offer snow enjoyment at its best. In summer, mountain bikers use the lifts for challenging trails. Pleasure cyclists explore the magnificent nature with a rental e-bike. The southern Styrian wine route is a popular destination, especially in autumn during the grape harvest. In the north of Styria lies the Dachstein glacier and the impressive Erzberg, where iron ore is still mined today. Styrian cuisine is known for its hearty pumpkin seed oil. 

<h2>Top Attractions of Styria</h2>
<h3>Schlossberg</h3>

The Schlossberg is a landmark of Graz. In 1839, a city park was created here and over time the Schlossberg became a popular destination for excursions. Today, the Schlossberg is still a popular meeting place with cafés, restaurants and events. The clock tower stands high above the old town of Graz and is considered a landmark. Since the minute hand was added to the clock face much later, it is smaller than the hour hand. 

<h3>Kunsthaus Graz</h3>

The Kunsthaus Graz, designed by Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, is also popularly known as the "Friendly Alien". It was built as a venue in 2003, when Graz was selected as the European Capital of Culture. Its unique architecture made this biomorphic building a new attraction in the city for art lovers. 

<h3>Südsteirische Weinstraße</h3>

The South Styrian Wine Route is an old cultural landscape characterised by rolling hills where wine and fruit thrive. The narrow road winds through the picturesque landscape. “Buschenschanken”, where award-winning wines and hearty dishes are served, invite you to stop for a bite to eat. Especially in autumn, when the leaves turn orange-red, a visit to the wine route is a special experience. 

<h3>Dachsteingletscher</h3>

The 2,700 m high Dachstein is the highest mountain in Styria. The massif is a well-known hiking destination with rewarding views. From Ramsau, a panorama gondola leads up to the Dachstein glacier on which there is snow all year round. Besides the incomparable view of the Alps, visitors can expect special highlights on the summit: the suspension bridge, and the skywalk or the "stairway to nowhere". In winter, skiing and ski tours take place on the glacier.

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Surrounded by unspoiled nature, the well-kept, spacious hotel leaves nothing to be desired. In the midst of the Dachstein and Schladminger Tauern, those looking for relaxation and sports enthusiasts will find ideal holiday conditions here.

Surrounded by untouched nature, this well-maintained, generously laid-out hotel leaves nothing to be desired. Nestled amidst the Dachstein and the Schladming Tauern, it provides ideal holiday conditions for both relaxation seekers and sports enthusiasts. 
The comfortable double rooms are equipped with a bath/shower, WC, hairdryer, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, safe, radio, and some include a balcony. 
Guests can look forward to the Landauer Kulinarium, which delights the palate with a breakfast buffet in the morning, a four-course dinner menu as part of the half-board, and a salad buffet in the evenings. The offerings include fresh, seasonal specialties sourced from the regional organic farms and particularly flavorful dishes made from fresh herbs and spices. 
The hotel boasts ideal facilities for parties, seminars, or family celebrations. After meals, the lounge and bar invite guests to linger and enjoy. 
Enjoy pure relaxation: A variety of wellness offerings including saunas, steam baths, Physiotherm, relaxation loungers, magnetic field waterbed massage, cosmetics, and massages await you. The Alpine pool area features an indoor pool and a heated outdoor pool with a counter-current system, along with a sun terrace equipped with loungers. 
Tennis courts and rental tennis rackets are available, as well as tennis instructors (for an additional fee). E-bikes can be rented directly at the hotel for a fee.

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Hotel Vitaler Landauerhof

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Schladming

The TUI BLUE Schladming in the beautiful Schladming-Dachstein region is ideal for active vacationers, sporty couples, singles, and groups.

The TUI BLUE Schladming in the beautiful Schladming-Dachstein region is ideal for active vacationers, sporty couples, singles, and groups. Thanks to its central location right next to the Planai cable car, sports enthusiasts will find optimal conditions here at any time of the year.

The modern DUO double rooms are equipped with cable TV, radio, Wi-Fi, shower, separate toilet, hairdryer, safe, bathrobe, and slippers. All rooms are soundproofed. Loan Bluetooth speakers are available for free at the reception (subject to availability). Two rooms offer barrier-free access.

Start your day with a varied breakfast buffet. In the evening, the restaurant serves Styrian and Austrian specialties with seasonal ingredients. Vegetarian, vegan, and low-carb dishes complete the offer. The bar entices with trendy cocktails, non-alcoholic drink highlights from Austria and around the world. Crispy baguettes and small snacks satisfy hunger in between meals. In the summer, the sunny outdoor terrace is ready for use.

The best panoramic views are guaranteed by the SkySauna with 3 different saunas. On the rooftop terrace, you can truly relax and enjoy the surrounding mountains.

In winter, skis and snowboards are stored in a lockable ski depot with boot drying facilities. In summer, there is a washing area for motorcycles and bicycles available. In the bicycle room, there is also the possibility to perform small repairs yourself. Sportswear can be stored in a separate drying room. Pets are allowed for an extra charge. The hotel has its own underground garage (for a fee).

In summer, a washing area for motorcycles and bicycles is available. In the bicycle room, there is also the possibility to perform small repairs yourself. Sportswear can be stored in a separate drying room. Pets are allowed for an extra charge. The hotel has its own underground garage (for a fee).

With the Schladming-Dachstein Summer Card, you can expect numerous free services at over 195 participating establishments as well as attractive bonus services. With this card, you enjoy many benefits, such as including the use of lifts including glacier cable cars, hiking buses, entrance fees, and much more. And the best part: the card is included with your summer holiday at TUI Blue Schladming.

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