Lake Hallstatt is one of the most beautiful attractions in the region. It is located at an altitude of 508 meters and has an area of 8.55 square kilometres with a maximum depth of 125 meters.

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Lake Hallstatt is one of the most beautiful attractions in the region. It is located at an altitude of 508 meters and has an area of 8.55 square kilometres with a maximum depth of 125 meters. Popular summer recreational activities include swimming, hiking, boating and diving. A visit in winter is also attractive: walking, snowshoeing, skiing. Near the lake, there are numerous attractions, such as the Salt Worlds, Dachstein Giant Ice Caves, Dachstein Gletcher, Mammoth Caves and many more. A visit to the historic town of Hallstatt is also recommended. The region is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has been inhabited since the Bronze Age.

Upper Austria has a unique collection of many attractions. Linz, the capital of art, beauty, and culture, and Salzkammergut with beautiful landscapes are among the best fascinations in Upper Austria. 

Upper Austria, a province in Austria, has a lot to offer tourists in terms of landscape and culture. Linz, the capital of art, culture, and business is one of the best destinations in Upper Austria. Linz's popular attractions are: the Lentos Art Museum with modern works of art and the Ars Electronica Center, which is dedicated to the latest technologies. Pleasant summer air in different regions, such as the Salzkammergut, provides beautiful landscapes for biking, cycling, and hiking. Upper Austria is divided into four regions: Mühlviertel, Innviertel, Hausruckviertel, Traunviertel. Along the beautiful Danube leads a popular bike path, which is also well suited for families. 

 

 

 

 

<h2>Top Attractions of Upper Austria </h2> 

 

<h3>Hallstatt Skywalk "World Heritage View" </h3>

 

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hallstatt, located on the Dachstein, is one of the most popular destinations in the Salzkammergut region. The Skywalk is a viewing platform on the Hallstatt Salt Mountain. 360 meters above the rooftops of Hallstatt, visitors enjoy the Alpine panorama and a view of Lake Hallstatt. A visit to the world's oldest salt mine, the Salzwelten, is particularly worthwhile. The temperature in the mine is constant in summer and winter and is about 7 - 10°C. The facility is also suitable for children. 

 

 

<h3>The Lentos Art Museum-Linz </h3>

 

The Lentos Art Museum is one of the most important museums for modern and contemporary art in Austria. The collection includes works from the fields of painting, sculpture and object art. Famous representatives of classical modernism, such as Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka can also be found here. Particularly noteworthy is also the rich photographic art. Thematic exhibitions with loans make the museum a sought-after meeting place for art lovers. 
 
 

 

<h3>Pöstlingberg </h3>

 

The Pöstlingberg is a landmark of the city of Linz. The viewing platform offers an impressive view of the state capital. The fairy-tale world "Grottenbahn" is housed in former fortification towers. Visitors travel on a small train to the world of dwarfs and fairy tales. A visit to the pilgrimage basilica, which is also very popular for weddings, is worthwhile. The journey to the Pöstlingberg is traditionally by mountain railroad. The Linz Zoo with 110 different animal species is located halfway up the mountain.

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The traditional Hotel Goiserer Mühle, located directly in the spa park, is synonymous with relaxing vacations and modern hospitality. 

The traditional Hotel Goiserer Mühle, located directly in the spa park, is synonymous with relaxing vacations and modern hospitality. The gentle babbling of the Mühlbach stream and the impressive views of the surrounding peaks quickly make you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 

The generously sized double rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with extra-wide beds, HD-TV with laptop connection, Wi-Fi, a fluffy carpet for a barefoot feeling, a spacious bathroom with separate toilet, hairdryer, desk, minibar, radio/CD player, kettle, and safe. The view either overlooks the spa park or the Mühlbach with the historic mill after which the hotel is named. All units are non-smoking rooms.

For years, the hotel has placed great importance on the use of regional and organic products. The food offering is seasonally influenced. Whatever is growing is freshly processed into tasty dishes. Homemade pasta, jams, herbal spreads, and much more are a given. The restaurant is known for its homemade game stew or fish specialties. The fish are sourced from local catches from the surrounding, crystal-clear lakes. The hotel is a member of the "Salzkammergut Reinanke" gourmet region. Refined dishes made from vegetables, grains, and mushrooms delight the palates of vegetarians and vegans. The culinary experience is completed with a diverse selection of wines. Relaxation after an active day is provided by the sauna or a soothing massage. 

Dogs are warmly welcomed for an additional fee. Parking is available. In the winter months, a free ski bus to the Dachstein West ski region is available. Guests receive a 10% discount on admission to the Eurotherme Bad Ischl.

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Hotel Goiserer Mühle

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Traunviertel

Hallstätter See

The Kaiservilla in Bad Ischl was the wedding gift of Archduchess Sophie to her son and future Emperor Franz Joseph I and his wife Elisabeth. 

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The Kaiservilla is a summer residence located in Bad Ischl, Upper Austria. This Imperial Villa was the wedding gift of Archduchess Sophie to her son and future Emperor Franz Joseph I and his wife Elisabeth. The ground plan of the building resembles the letter "E", which can be interpreted as a reference to Empress Elisabeth. Even during his lifetime, the emperor allowed people to visit the imperial villa in his absence. The villa has been renovated in a Neoclassical style. Even today, the palace, with its English-style park, is the most popular destination in Bad Ischl, where the connection to the Habsburg monarchy is still maintained with traditional events. The interior of the villa has been preserved true to the original. The Habsburg-Lothringen family still owns the villa and can be visited during the warm season.

Kaiservilla

The Salzkammergut Mountains (German: Salzkammergut-Berge) are a mountain range of the Northern Limestone Alps, located in the Austrian states of Salzburg and Upper Austria.

The Salzkammergut extends over the provinces of <a href="https://www.greenhabitat.at/en/destinationen/oberawsterreich" target="_blank">Upper Austria</a>, <a href="https://www.greenhabitat.at/en/destinationen/salzburg" target="_blank">Salzburg</a> and <a href="https://www.greenhabitat.at/en/destinationen/steiermark" target="_blank">Styria</a>. This cultural region became one of the first tourist attraction areas in Austria in the course of the 19th century. Emperor Franz Joseph I regularly spent his summer holidays here with his family. The Salzkammergut is home to picturesque lakes, including Lake Traunsee, Lake Hallstätter See and Lake Attersee. The interplay of water and mountains makes this region unique and popular with tourists. Nature and sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions. All lakes have public bathing beaches and water sports facilities. Waterfront promenades invite you to stroll. Cultural events take place throughout the year.

Salzkammergut

With a track length of 5.85 km and a memorable driving time of 35 minutes, the Schafbergbahn is Austria's steepest cog railway.

With a route length of 5.85 km and a journey time of 35 minutes, the Schafbergbahn is the steepest cog railway in Austria. The trip for the unique tourist attraction starts in St. Wolfgang and takes visitors to the 1,783-meter-high summit of Schafberg. The exciting journey leads through forests, and tunnels to the Alm. In addition to modern locomotives, the original locomotives and wagons from the 19th century are still in operation today. The nostalgic ride is popular with young and old alike. Hikers use the cable car to climb up and hike over the alp down to the valley. At the summit, the Himmelspforte shelter invites you to linger and enjoy the scene.

Schafbergbahn

The region in south-eastern Upper Austria is called the Traunviertel. It is named after the river Traun which meanders through the region before it flows into the Danube. 

The region in south-eastern Upper Austria is called the Traunviertel. It is named after the river Traun which meanders through the region before it flows into the Danube. In the southern part, the region is mountainous and is a popular hiking and skiing area. Towards the north, the landscape becomes flatter. The Traunviertel includes many industrial towns and is considered an important economic area. The Upper Austrian part of the Salzkammergut is also part of the Traunviertel. 

In the centre of the imperial city of Bad Ischl, nestled between the Zauner confectionery and the Salzkammergut Therme, you will find the peace that brings you back to the important things in life.

In the center of the imperial city of Bad Ischl, nestled between the Zauner pastry shop and the Salzkammergut Therme, you will find the peace that brings you closer to the important things in life. The Hotel Goldenes Schiff is situated directly on the Traun River, offering magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. 
Modern non-smoking double rooms with HD TV with laptop connection, WLAN, bathroom, hairdryer, safe, radio and minibar are available. 

Start the day with a hearty breakfast. In the evening, you can treat yourself to dinner in the "Restauration Elisabeth", which is just around the corner. 

Wellness &amp; vitality area with indoor and outdoor sauna, two steam baths, relaxation area with river view. 

Rich cultural programme in and around Bad Ischl all year round. Hiking, cycling/mountain biking, golf and many other outdoor activities can be enjoyed. In winter, perfectly groomed cross-country ski trails await you. Alpine skiers can explore the nearby ski areas of Feuerkogel, Dachstein West or Postalm.

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Hotel Goldenes Schiff

The Donauhotel Lettnerhof is located near Linz directly on the romantic Danube cycle path at the gateway to the beautiful Strudengau region, not far from many interesting excursion destinations. 

The Donauhotel Lettnerhof is located near Linz directly on the romantic Danube cycle path at the gateway to the beautiful Strudengau region, not far from many interesting excursion destinations. The hotel is characterised by its unique architecture, with the element of water playing a special role. With a direct view of the Danube, the design language of the water with its waves flows seamlessly into the façade architecture. Inside, the acoustics of the granite rock fountain ripple in the centre of the light-flooded arcaded courtyard. 

The timelessly elegant comfort rooms are approx. 22 square metres in size and designed in different animal or plant themes. Each room is unique and equipped with a queen-size bed. So that nothing stands in the way of relaxation, you can choose between different mattresses. You can choose between medium-firm and firm mattresses. Some comfort rooms also have a fold-out box bed and can therefore be quickly converted into a triple room. A spacious bathroom with shower offers additional comfort. 

A rich and high-quality vitality breakfast with many regional products makes every morning with an unrestricted view of the Danube a pleasant start to the day. Those who like a bit of exercise in the morning will find plenty of opportunities along the Danube. 

In addition to ample parking spaces, there is also a secure car park for bicycles, e-bikes and motorbikes.