Historical and cultural sights

Austria is not only renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and first-class campsites, but also for its rich cultural heritage and fascinating history. From magnificent castles and medieval towns to impressive museums – there is plenty to discover near our top campsites. Here are some of the most famous and interesting historical and cultural sights that you can visit during your stay.

Burgruine Landskron.
Burgruine Landskron.

Burgenland

Strandcamping Podersdorf

Esterházy Palace in Eisenstadt: A magnificent Baroque residence that offers fascinating insights into the life of the Esterházy princes. The opulent rooms and the beautiful palace park are well worth seeing.

Neusiedler See–Seewinkel National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with unique flora and fauna. The park is a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers, offering numerous walking and cycling trails.

STRANDCAMPING PODERSDORF

Schloss Esterhazy Eisenstadt

Carinthia

Camping Resort Turnersee

Old Town of Klagenfurt: The picturesque old town with the famous Lindwurm Fountain and the historic Landhaus is a must for every visitor. Stroll through the charming streets and enjoy the historic atmosphere.

Magdalensberg Archaeological Museum: Presents fascinating finds from Roman times and offers insight into the region’s ancient history. The museum is a captivating place for anyone interested in history.

CAMPING RESORT TURNERSEE

Lindwurmbrunnen Klagenfurt

Seecamping Berghof

Landskron Castle Ruins: This impressive castle ruin offers not only शानदार views but also a birds of prey show that fascinates visitors of all ages. The castle has a long and eventful history that you can explore on a guided walk.

Ossiach Abbey: A Baroque monastery with magnificent architecture and regular concerts. Ossiach Abbey is a cultural centre of the region and impresses with its historical and artistic significance.

SEECAMPING BERGHOF

Burgruine Landskron

Salzburg

Sportcamp Woferlgut

Nationalpark Gallery at the Kitzsteinhorn: The Nationalpark Gallery offers fascinating insights into the alpine world of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Discover the region’s remarkable geology and its diverse flora and fauna in an impressive exhibition that begins at 3,029 metres above sea level. A special highlight is the panorama platforms, which provide breathtaking views of the surrounding mountain scenery.

Kaprun Castle: This medieval castle rises majestically above the village of Kaprun and offers insights into life in the Middle Ages. Regular events and guided tours bring history vividly to life.

SPORTCAMP WOFERLGUT

Burg Kaprun Sommer © Arne Müseler – arne-mueseler.com

Seecamp Zell am See

Vogtturm City Museum: This historic museum, housed in a medieval tower, offers a fascinating journey through the history of Zell am See. From archaeological finds and local art to historical documents, the museum is a treasure trove of knowledge about the region.

Kaprun High Mountain Reservoirs: These impressive reservoirs, Mooserboden and Wasserfallboden, offer not only spectacular views but also exciting insights into the history and engineering of the power station. Visitors can join guided tours of the facilities and learn more about the use of hydroelectric power in the region.

SEECAMP ZELL AM SEE

Kaprun Hochgebirgsstauseen

Tyrol

Ferienparadies Natterer See

Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl): Located in the heart of Innsbruck’s Old Town, this late-Gothic masterpiece with its glittering tiled roof is one of Tyrol’s most famous landmarks. It houses a museum that tells the story of the building and the region.

Innsbruck Imperial Palace (Hofburg Innsbruck): This former imperial residence impresses with its magnificent halls and historic artworks. The Hofburg offers a deep insight into the life and power of the Habsburg dynasty.

FERIENPARADIES NATTERER SEE

Goldenes Dachl Innsbruck

Tirol Camp Fieberbrunn

Tratzberg Castle: A magnificent Renaissance castle that delights visitors with its ornate ceiling frescoes and impressive rooms. The castle offers engaging guided tours that transport guests back into its glorious past.

Leogang Mining and Gothic Museum: This museum sheds light on the region’s long mining tradition and displays impressive Gothic artworks. A fascinating place for anyone interested in history and art.

TIROL CAMP FIEBERBRUNN

Schloss Tratzberg © Schloss Tratzberg

Erlebnis Resort Aufenfeld

Zillertal Dairy Experience (Erlebnissennerei Zillertal): Immerse yourself in the world of dairy farming and cheese-making. The Erlebnissennerei offers interactive tours where you can experience the production process up close and sample delicious regional products.

Zillertal Railway (Zillertalbahn): A historic steam railway that runs through the picturesque landscape of the Zillertal Valley. A journey on the Zillertalbahn is like travelling back in time and offers spectacular views.

ERLEBNIS RESORT AUFENFELD

(c) Erlebnissennerei Zillertal

Zugspitz Resort

Tyrolean Zugspitze Museum: Explore the fascinating history of the first ascent and development of the Zugspitze. The museum displays remarkable exhibits and documents that highlight the challenges and triumphs of the mountaineers.

Neuschwanstein Castle: Just a short drive away is the world-famous fairytale castle built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria. A visit here feels like stepping into a storybook – the magnificent architecture and picturesque setting are truly breathtaking.

ZUGSPITZ RESORT

Schloss Neuschwanstein

Euro Camp Wilder Kaiser

Maria Klobenstein Pilgrimage Church: This picturesque church has been attracting pilgrims since the 18th century. Surrounded by impressive rock formations and deep gorges, the pilgrimage church offers a spiritual atmosphere and breathtaking views of the surrounding natural landscape.

Walchsee Local Heritage Museum: A charming museum that provides a deep insight into rural life and the traditions of the region. Historical exhibits and lovingly designed displays make the visit an educational and enriching experience.

EUROCAMP WILDER KAISER

Wallfahrtskirche Maria Klobenstein

Camping Seeblick Toni

Museum of Tyrolean Farmhouses (Tiroler Bauernhöfe Museum): This open-air museum showcases authentic farmhouses from different periods and regions of Tyrol. Visitors can experience traditional building methods and the lives of farmers from past centuries at close hand.

Matzen Castle: Surrounded by an idyllic park, this medieval castle is a true gem. Its well-preserved walls and towers tell stories from a bygone era and offer wonderful views.

CAMPING SEEBLICK TONI

Museum Tiroler Bauernhöfe (c) Alpbachtal Tourismus Grießenböck Gabriele

Upper Austria

Camping Berau

Mozart House in St. Gilgen: The birthplace of Mozart’s mother, now a museum. It offers fascinating insights into the life and history of the Mozart family.

Historic Town Hall of St. Gilgen: A charming building in the heart of the town that reflects the history and culture of the region. The picturesque streets and views of Lake Wolfgang make the visit a special experience.

CAMPING BERAU

Rathaus Sankt Gilgen

Each of these campsites offers not only an ideal base for nature experiences, but also the opportunity to immerse yourself in Austria’s rich history and culture. Pack your bags, set off on your journey and discover the cultural treasures around our top campsites!

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