トレーベジングの天然記念物・トップ20

Summit at 2109 meters measures 360 degree views.

The view from this high plateau around the Millstätter Alpe is simply gigantic. In May we still had patches of snow in the sunshine and you feel like you are in another world up there. The dry, short grass crunches with the lichen under your shoes. The landscape seems rough with its rugged rocks, some of which look like barrows and are inhabited by marmots. I felt like I was on a tundra expedition. Wonderful!

The Egelsee is a moor lake in Carinthia, Austria, and is located at an altitude of 780 m above sea level on the Millstätter See ridge. The small forest lake can be reached from Molzbichl and Rothenthurn, from the southern shore of the Millstätter See or via the hiking trails on the Millstätter See ridge.

From the Frido Kordonhütte (1,649 m) to the summit of the Stubeck (2,370 m) The Stubeck is located in the Lieser-Maltatal region in the Ankogel group in Carinthia. At the summit there is a wonderful view of the Malta Valley as far as the Hohe Tauern, the Nockberge and, in the south, the Karawanken and the Julian Alps. A leisurely, moderately difficult hike that is also ideal with children! (Source Bergfex)

Domitian statues: in the niche of the Burgstaller house on the market square in Millstatt, at the FF depot Millstatt, and on a platform in the lake in front of the Schiller Park (4.20 m high sculpture modeled by Prof. Giorgio Igne from Sacile/Italy) Saint Domitian and the creation of Millstatt: At Hochgosch, opposite Millstatt, there are the remains of a castle. A pagan duke is said to have once lived here. He is said to have immigrated from the east in the 8th century and to have been of Slavic descent. This pagan was now converted to Christianity in a very strange way. At that time, the lake stretched from Millstatt to Radenthein, and its water level reached as far as Calvary. Domitian, that was the name of this duke, had a son. He wanted to take a trip on the lake. But because there was a strong wind, his parents advised him against it. However, disobedient as he was, he did not allow himself to be dissuaded from his resolution.

What a great picture.

Domitian statues: in the niche of the Burgstaller house on the market square in Millstatt, at the FF depot Millstatt, and on a platform in the lake in front of the Schiller Park (4.20 m high sculpture modeled by Prof. Giorgio Igne from Sacile/Italy) Saint Domitian and the creation of Millstatt: At Hochgosch, opposite Millstatt, there are the remains of a castle. A pagan duke is said to have once lived here. He is said to have immigrated from the east in the 8th century and to have been of Slavic descent. This pagan was now converted to Christianity in a very strange way. At that time, the lake stretched from Millstatt to Radenthein, and its water level reached as far as Calvary. Domitian, that was the name of this duke, had a son. He wanted to take a trip on the lake. But because there was a strong wind, his parents advised him against it. However, disobedient as he was, he did not allow himself to be dissuaded from his resolution.

Bit strange (we only saw it in the rain), but funny