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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.

Can be reached by a few steps on a well-developed serpentine path from the spa Optimamed.

The doctor and scientist Theophrastus Bombast von Hohenheim, better known as Paracelsus, explored numerous conventional and traditional healing methods during his travels through Europe. In the Lavanttal he came upon his visits to special sources and Bründle, where he was able to find curative effects. Due to its discovery St. Leonhard developed into an important spa and health resort. The small Paracelsushaus in the Postgasse reminds of the famous doctor and is the starting point of the source hikes.

Once the Lavant Valley was owned by the diocese of Bamberg. In order to protect the valuable possessions against intruders around 1300 the castle Gomarn was established. Over the centuries, it was further expanded until it burned down completely in the late 18th century in a fire. The remaining remains of the wall still give you a good idea of ​​the magnificent fortress construction.