Hallstatt Bone House – History, Meaning & Silent Beauty of the Charnel House at Maria am Berg
Unique in Europe: The Hallstatt Bone House unites history, art, and quiet beauty in the face of death.
The Ultimate Hallstatt Guide 2025 – Sights, Tips & Secrets
The only guide you’ll need for Hallstatt in 2025: from the lake and the salt mine to insider tips and photo spots — your complete handbook for travel, experiences, restaurants, accommodation, history, local insights, and sustainability.
From “Hall” to “Statt” – Hallstatt: Where Does the Name Come From?
Discover Hallstatt’s name origin – from Celtic roots and salt mining to its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Cycling in Hallstatt – Tips for the Town Center and the Most Scenic Routes Around Lake and Mountains
Discover the best cycling routes in Hallstatt: town center tips, scenic bike trails, rentals & ferry connections in the Salzkammergut.
Hallstatt Market Square – The Heart of Austria’s Most Beautiful Village
Hallstatt’s Market Square – discover hotels, cafés, history, and the best photo spots in the heart of Austria’s famous Alpine village.
A Day in Zell am See & Kaprun – From the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier Jet to Sunset by the Lake
Experience a perfect day in Zell am See and Kaprun: from a scenic drive via Bavaria, Lofer and Saalfelden to the mighty Kitzsteinhorn Glacier. After breathtaking views at over 3,000 meters, stroll Zell am See’s lively market square, relax by Lake Zell, and end the day with a golden sunset and the dazzling music fountain show in Elisabeth Park.
Experience the Grand Hotel Zell am See – Elegant Rooms, Prices at a Glance & Insider Spa Tips by the Lake
Everything about staying at the Grand Hotel Zell am See: rooms from €109, spa & wellness, prime lakeside location, and practical tips for your visit.
The Grand Hotel Zell am See – A Historic Landmark on the Shores of Lake Zell
Discover the fascinating history of the Grand Hotel Zell am See – a true lakeside landmark since 1896, set against the breathtaking panorama of the Austrian Alps.
Hallstatt Is Older Than Believed – New Discoveries Date the Settlement to 7,500 Years
Recent research by the Natural History Museum in Vienna shows: Hallstatt is around 7,500 years old – about 500 years older than previously assumed. Archaeologists uncovered tools, ceramics, and animal bones from the Neolithic period, shedding new light on the early settlement history of the Salzkammergut region.
Smoking in Hallstatt – What Visitors Should Know
What are the rules for smoking in Hallstatt? Here you’ll find out where it’s allowed, where it’s prohibited, and how to enjoy your visit while being respectful of both nature and fellow visitors.