クレーブラッハリンドの洞窟・トップ5

One can only guess at what remains of the Klinzer Castle... old foundations provide a rough overview. The history of the castle and the Magic Linden Tree is described on iron plaques.

The castle is quite beautiful and the climb is easy - and you are rewarded with a wonderful view

Here you can cycle in a relaxed manner

The easiest way to get to the lake from Spittal by bike. The short route goes directly along the main road and takes about 10 minutes.

Lieserschlucht - main road, lots of traffic but at least from Seeboden towards Spittal there is enough space on the side. In the past it was closed from time to time due to rock stabilization work. There are alternative routes, but not flat, only with gradients such as Fratresstrasse or via St. Wolfgang. The Liesersteig which runs parallel is closed as far as I know.

Very nice viewpoint into the Mölltal and along the Drau towards Villach. A curve further on there is a perfect rest area at the Marhube inn.

This palazzo is one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings south of the Alps and is rightly the pride of the population. Commissioned by Gabriel of Salamanca and his descendants, Italian masters created a unique Renaissance work of art here. For a long time, the palace also served as the residence of the Princes of Porcia (1662-1918). The beauty of the three-storey arcade courtyard now forms a worthy setting for numerous cultural events of international renown (choir competitions, comedy plays).

Porcia Castle in Spittal an der Drau in Upper Carinthia/Austria was built in the 16th century. It is a Renaissance castle in the style of an Italian palazzo. It is one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings south of the Alps.