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Cheer for your favourite Formula 1 and MotoGPracing pilots at Red Bull Ring and relax in a truly majesctic milieu in the mountains of Austria!
The Red Bull Ring is located in Spielberg, just 30 kilometres away from the luxury apartment of SissiPark where you will have plenty of time to relax and have a sunbath on our sunny terraces.
In the summer season from July to early September, each Monday and Sunday (from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) the Lachtal 6-seater chairlift takes passengers up to the starting point of stunning hiking routes and hut-round at 2,000 meters above sea level.
Austria is a biker paradise. Everyone can find a suitable track for themselves among the diverse levelled, varied length bike routes that go along the most beautiful scenery. As a bonus Austria has excellent infrastructure bike service: bikes for rent, bicycle service centre and of course the Mur-basin cyclist railway.
Hiking fans can opt for a stroll in the beautiful countryside or a challenging hike in one of the surrounding mountains. Our tour recommendations offer only a small insight into the countless hiking opportunities in the region of Lachtal.
The most beautiful landscapes, fresh mountain air and freedom - this is what you get when you hop on your motorcycle and go on a round trip in Austria. Here are some of our recommendations for a motorcycle trip in Styria.
If you need some ideas for what to do with kids on a summer holiday in the Alps, here are some of our recommendations that we believe could be exciting even for the youngest ones in the family.
The starting point for this hike is Rachau, near Knittelfeld in the Mur Valley, high up in the forest where you can reach up and touch the spruce and larch branches.
One of the most impressing natural sights of Syria is the province’s highest waterfall at 65 metre. Between Schöder and Krakaudorf the Günstner Waterfall plunges over the prehistoric boulders of the Schladminger Tauern into the Künstenbach. More than 200 litres water roar over the three cascades every second.
