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A trip to Styria's Zirbenland is worthwhile, as fresh mountain air, fragrant pine forests, and rustic huts await you! 🌲⛰️ Whether hiking, biking, or simply enjoying pine schnapps—here you'll recharge your batteries with nature and serenity like nowhere else.

Open again for a long time! Nice place for a rest.

Beautiful church that is centrally located, worth a stop for a few photos.

This cozy holiday home can accommodate up to four people. The sustainable construction and vital, energetic architecture create a retreat where you can leave the stimulating everyday life behind you. Chalet 1888 is in a relaxing, secluded location, surrounded by natural ponds, small streams and rippling water. Here you can fully immerse yourself in the world of water and the life of rare water birds such as the kingfisher, the black stork and the dipper. The proximity to various cycle paths and mountain bike routes makes Chalet 1888 the base camp for your next bike tour. Chalet 1888 has its own drinking water source, a wood-burning stove and a well-equipped kitchen with an electric stove, refrigerator and dishes. The seating area with a large dining table and the living room with a large TV and radio offer relaxing opportunities to unwind after a busy day. The fenced garden with freshwater hot tub, summer garden shower, wood grill and electric grill offer further opportunities to relax. Booking options and information can be found here: https://www.urlaubambauernhof.at/de/hoefe/das-sandhaus-in-der-fischeria.

Iron processing in Kathal, which was mentioned in 1305 as Kateyl, was of supra-regional importance. In the 15th century there were two hammers in Eppenstein. In the 18th century the products, scythes and sickles, were sold as far as central Germany, Switzerland and Transylvania. In the 19th century the iron industry then declined. Today there is still a tool forge in the village, the Kathalschmiede.

A church was first mentioned in a document in 1285. The Roman Catholic parish church, which is under the patronage of Saint James the Elder, belongs to the deanery of Wolfsberg in the diocese of Gurk-Klagenfurt.

According to tradition, the oldest church in the upper Lavanttal, probably dating back to 931. A parish was first mentioned in documents in 1354. In 1480 the church was destroyed in a Turkish war. In 1492 a new late Gothic building was consecrated. In 1974 a sacristy was added to the north (?).

beautiful forest sections alternate with sections next to the main road - the forest sections make up for a lot ...