In the Lienz-East Tyrol region, winter sports enthusiasts will find a wide range of opportunities to enjoy the enchanting winter landscape in their own way. With its well-developed slopes, the Zettersfeld ski area offers ideal conditions for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The view of the Lienz Dolomites ensures impressive moments both on and off the slopes. Those who prefer a more leisurely pace can experience the snow-covered landscape on winter hiking trails or toboggan runs. The untouched, quiet countryside of East Tyrol makes this a very special experience. Cross-country skiers will find what they are looking for on the carefully maintained trails in the area, and ski tourers can explore secluded routes in the midst of the remote mountain world.
Winter sports enthusiasts will find a wide range of options in the Salzburg region near Bischofshofen: skiing or tobogganing in the Hochkönig region, numerous winter hiking trails, cross-country skiing on the Gaisbergloipe trail, or ski touring on the local mountain “Hochkeil” – the region is ideal for your next winter vacation. The Hochkönig region is also looking forward to the winter season when the 120-kilometer Hochkönig ski area reopens. Six peaks, 7,500 meters of altitude difference, and a fantastic 35 kilometers of continuous slopes connect the Königstour in the Hochkönig ski area.
Hit the slopes! Whether skiing in Damüls, tobogganing on the Bödele, winter hiking in the Sonnenkopf ski area, or visiting the Montafon Activity Park – in Vorarlberg, affectionately known as “Ländle” by locals, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in winter. In the valley lies the village with its pretty houses, many of which are built of wood. All around are tempting white slopes, pistes, and trails. Winter in Austria’s westernmost province is like something out of a picture book. Beautiful vantage points offer unobstructed views of an untouched mountain world.
From Arlberg via Innsbruck and on to East Tyrol, the Tyrolean landscape is bathed in sparkling white. And Telfs lies right in the middle of it all – in the heart of Tyrol. Surrounded by top ski resorts, cross-country skiing paradises, and an idyllic selection of winter hiking trails. With this wide range of winter activities, every vacationer’s heart beats faster. For mountain enthusiasts, hiking has a special appeal not only in summer but especially in winter. From Telfs via Wildermieming, Mieming, and Obsteig, there are a multitude of wonderful routes through the snow-covered winter landscape.
The Gerlitzen Alpe and Dreiländereck ski resorts guarantee magical slopes. Let yourself be enchanted by numerous towns and Christmas scents at the Villach Advent, or marvel at seven Christmas wonders in the lovingly designed sea of lights in the Winter Wonder Forest. Villach offers unforgettable experiences for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Indoor surfing at Wellenwerk Berlin lets you experience the real surfing feeling right in the middle of the city! On the standing wave, you can glide over perfect waves all year round—whether you're a beginner or a pro. Adrenaline, fun, and that vacation feeling are guaranteed!
Hohensalzburg Fortress has been a mighty landmark since the 11th century and is one of the largest preserved castle complexes in Europe: princely chambers, medieval walls, and a spectacular view over Salzburg. Easily accessible by funicular railway or on foot.
Just a few minutes outside Graz lies Arnold Schwarzenegger's childhood home – now a museum offering insights into his childhood, his bodybuilding career, his film roles, and his political work. A compact excursion with an authentic look at the career of an international personality from Styria.
Not far from harry's home Zurich-Wallisellen, the Walliseller Advent Market brings festive cheer to the town center once a year, inviting visitors to stroll, feast, and marvel. Among other things, visitors are tempted by fragrant mulled wine, delicious raclette, handmade jewelry, and homemade jam.
Lake Greifensee is a true natural paradise—perfect for anyone seeking peace and quiet, exercise, and Swiss idyll. Along the shore, numerous hiking and cycling trails invite visitors to explore in both summer and winter—the circular route around the lake is particularly popular.
Just a few minutes' drive from Graz: whether you take the gondola lift or walk up, snow-covered paths, clear winter air, and sweeping views over the Styrian hills await you on the Schöckl. Mountain huts invite you to warm up—uncomplicated, close to nature, and soothing.
The futuristic Kunsthaus and the diverse Joanneumsviertel offer exciting exhibitions, modern architecture, and a variety of museums. Perfect for experiencing culture, gathering new impressions, and discovering Graz's creative side—in every season.
Pure adrenaline awaits you at the Spreitenbach kart track – less than a 5-minute walk from harry's home Zurich-Limmattal. At one of Switzerland's most modern indoor and outdoor karting facilities, you can experience the thrill of racing like the pros in electric karts.
In winter, Graz's old town is transformed into a sparkling sea of lights. Between baroque facades and romantic alleys, atmospheric Christmas markets, delicious punch, local specialties, and handicrafts await. A special highlight is the famous ice nativity scene in the Landhaushof courtyard...
Even in winter, Graz shows why it is known as the capital of culinary delights: warming soups, regional delicacies, fragrant mulled wine, and sweet specialties accompany you through the cold season. From traditional taverns to modern gourmet restaurants...
