Top attractions

The excursion route can be travelled on foot or by cable car. The excursion should take the entire day. Directions: Pasch – Kaprun – Piesendorf – Uttendorf - in Uttendorf turn towards

The most extraordinary building from the Nazi era in Berchtesgaden has survived. It is the so-called Kehlsteinhaus or Adlershorst (Eagle's Nest). It was built at an altitude of 1,834 metres above sea level.

Lake Königssee is located in the very heart of the Berchtesgaden National Park, founded in 1978, and is a true gem of the Bavarian Alps. The most important cultural attraction is

Kitzsteinhorn – it's more than just a glacier. It's a special glacier. The first glacier ski resort in Austria, and additionally, alpine experiences all year round. Surrounded by the highest

The Lichtensteinklamm gorge is a river breakthrough, picturesquely cutting 300 metres deep into the mountain mass! Footbridges for tourists have been laid along the bottom of the gorge, just above the turbulent water.

Hohenwerfen Castle, from the 1968 film Where Eagles Dare, starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. Shown in the film

The dams consist of two reservoirs: the lower Wasserfallboden and the higher Mooserboden. Surrounded by picturesque and wild peaks of the Alps, these high-altitude reservoirs are one

Zell am See (pronounced literally "Tsell am Zee!") – a charming town on Lake Zeller See, whose surroundings attract tourists and active holidaymakers like a magnet. Clean

On 1 January 1997, two significant sites in Austria were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List: the Historic Centre of Salzburg and Schönbrunn Palace. In 1972,