バートブライベルクのおすすめツーリングルート

…サイクリングロードやハイキングコースのほか、いくつかの美しい水浴場もあります

From this location you have the opportunity to admire the evening sun and the sunset directly on the shore of Lake Faak - it is THE UNIQUE PLACE on the lake!!!

…a very well-developed cycle path with many beautiful views and great places to stop for a break!

Beautiful cycle path along the Drava

Villach is a charming city in southern Austria, nestled between the Alps and the Drau Valley. As Carinthia's third-largest city, Villach combines historic charm with a modern lifestyle and is considered a key transportation hub in the region. History-steeped in history, Villach presents itself with a mix of Gothic and Baroque buildings, cozy squares, and a lively pedestrian zone. The city center is dominated by the Church of the Holy Spirit and the medieval town square, around which cafés, boutiques, and small markets are located. The nearby thermal and natural treasures of the Drau Valley invite you to relaxing excursions. Villach's location at the intersection of several transportation routes makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Carinthia and beyond. Only a few kilometers separate Villach from the picturesque lakes of the Drau Valley – such as Lake Faak and Lake Ossiach – which invite you to enjoy water sports and water sports in the summer. Villach is an important entry point for the Alpe-Adria Cycle Route, which runs from the Alps through Carinthia to Italy. Cyclists use the well-developed routes through the Drau Valley, often along former railway lines, to enjoy the Alpine landscape in a relaxed manner. This connection makes Villach a popular stopover for travelers seeking to combine nature, culture, and active recreation.

perfect for hiking in Carinthia

beautiful view

The Dobratsch or Villacher Alpe (Slovene: Dobrač or Beljaščica) is a 2,166 m above sea level mountain range in Carinthia. It forms the eastern foothills of the Gailtal Alps and is located immediately west of the city of Villach. The Dobratsch area has been protected as a nature park since 2002. As a model region for sustainable development, it has relied from the outset on a four-pillar model with the themes of protection, education, recreation, and regional development. At the end of 2021, research was added as a fifth pillar for the further development into Nature Park Z. The Dobratsch Nature Park covers an area of approximately 8,200 hectares.