アリアッハの洞窟・トップ6

https://adlerarena.com/?ved=2ahUKEwiV3LLwkemUAxWqcfEDHcaTDMIQgU96BAgqEAM 猛禽ショーの主な目的は、人々を猛禽類に近づけ、これらの素晴らしい動物についての知識を伝えることです。 約40分間のショーでは、有名なランデスクロン城（ケルンテン州）の追い風の中、空を自由に飛ぶ猛禽類をご覧いただけます。息をのむような飛行の後、鳥はあなたのすぐ前に立つ鷹匠のもとに戻ります。これらの、一部は絶滅の危機に瀕している動物の行動や生態について詳しく説明します。

The castle is a popular destination for day trips! From April onwards, the monkey park, the eagle arena and the restaurant are also open!

The castle is a worthwhile destination any time of year! From spring to autumn, the Monkey Mountain and the Eagle Arena are also major attractions! 👀

…a ruin near Velden that is easily accessible on foot

Wernberg Castle is a largely Renaissance-era castle located on a rock above the Drava River bend east of Villach (Carinthia). It has had numerous owners over the centuries, including the Khevenhüller family and the Ossiach Abbey. Today it is a convent of the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Wernberg Access to the castle courtyard is free, and there is a restaurant inside. From the western flank of the castle, there are magnificent views of the Drava River bend and the Dobratsch Mountains.

In the early 1990s, I had the privilege of discovering and getting to know the "Aichelburg Ruins," as it was then called. The medieval castle was completely overgrown, and it was very difficult to find a way to the walls. The interior had collapsed and was also overgrown. It's wonderful that the ruins have been brought back to life and now bear the name "Aichelberg Castle Ruins." They deserve the distinction of being "absolutely worth seeing." More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Aichelberg_(Wernberg)

Landskron Castle (Slovene: Grad Vajškra) is a rock castle northeast of Villach at the western edge of the Ossiacher Tauern range, situated on the plateau of a rocky cone rising 135 meters above the plain. Below the castle rock lies the village of St. Andrä at the western end of Lake Ossiach, not far from the Villach district of Landskron.

A must-visit! Freshly restored and open to the public.