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"Where the lake is at its most beautiful – that's where you'll find Pörtschach," locals in Pörtschach often say. A fantastic view, the turquoise water, and above all, the famous lakeside promenade certainly support this sentiment. The Pörtschach flower promenade bursts into bloom anew each year, and Lake Wörthersee sparkles in the sunlight. From the promenade, you have a breathtaking view of the lake. The newly paved, kilometer-long flower promenade invites you to take leisurely strolls. Starting from the Pörtschach Tourist Office, you can walk from the Werzerpromenade via the Brahmspromenade to the flower promenade and on to Landspitz.

You can take a guided tour here, where you can learn interesting things about the founder and minerals. Very nice and friendly staff 😊

A place made for real-life operettas: the Peter Alexander Pier in Pörtschach not only bears the name of an entertainer, it is one itself. As soon as you step onto the wooden jetty, you involuntarily hum a melody, somewhere between Viennese charm and Carinthian lake romance. The jetty juts confidently into the turquoise waters of Lake Wörthersee – an anchorage for boat trips, memories, and a touch of wanderlust. Behind you is the promenade, in front of you is the open water, which in the sun looks like liquid light. Standing here, you see not just boats, but scenes: the flirting teenagers on the railing, the elderly couple with their cameras, the captain in a white shirt – everything seems like a stage production in soft blue-green tones. "Ahoy at Lake Wörthersee – the Caribbean of the Alps," says a sign. And rarely has a tourist slogan been so apt. Peter Alexander would have loved it.

A wonderful hike for the whole family. The path mostly goes through the forest and is accessible all year round. The best place to start is at the car park next to the castle meadow.

Only recommended with mountain bike, steep and rocky

A beautiful place to relax ☀️

Wörthersee is pleasantly warm.

Very nicely done, the sculpture park, lots of interesting information about Carinthian artists!