Splendid castles and magnificent monasteries testify to Upper Austria’s eventful history and rich cultural heritage. The province also boasts great natural attractions such as the fascinating Dachstein Ice Caves which make for a truly unique experience.
The Salzwelten Hallstatt are the world’s oldest salt mines and document the 7,000 year old history of salt mining in that area. Tours focus on the fate of the mystserious “Man in Salt”. More
One of Austria’s most important baroque monasteries accommodates precious art treasures such as the Tassilo chalice, the Tassilo candlestick, the Codex Millenarius, paintings from the 15th to 19th centuries, an armor collection, an arts and wonder chamber, and a library. More
The Dachstein caves consists of the Giant Ice Caves, the Mammoth Caves and the Koppenbrüller Cave, and rank among the Alps’ most spectacular natural attractions. More
Europe’s steeped adhesion line – listed in the Guiness Book of Records – has been transporting innumerable passengers from Urfahr to the Pöstlingerg since 1898. More
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