SalzburgerLand – Almsommer

Salzburg region

Rent a chalet in SalzburgerLand: alms, gorges and culture

High mountains, working Alms, waterfalls and gorges – plus castles, palaces and the cultural city of Salzburg with Mozart and the festival.

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What is SalzburgerLand known for?

What makes SalzburgerLand special

SalzburgerLand combines high mountains and working Alms with waterfalls, gorges and caves – and with culture you otherwise only know from books: castles, palaces and the festival city of Salzburg. In summer you go hiking, cycling and swimming; in winter, Ski amadé, tobogganing and winter hiking are part of it.

After the day outdoors, the inn, the Alm or your own kitchen awaits: with Kasnocken, farmhouse bread, cheese from the Alm and, to finish, perhaps Salzburger Nockerl.

Mountains and Alms in SalzburgerLand

Mountains and Alms

Hochkönig · Tennengebirge · Almsommer · Postalm · summits and gorges

Lakes and water – Wolfgangsee

Lakes and water

Wolfgangsee · Liechtensteinklamm · Gainfeldwasserfall · Therme Amadé

Culture and excursions – castles and palaces

Culture and excursions

Burg Hohenwerfen · Eisriesenwelt · the city of Salzburg · the Bischofshofen ski jumps

This is how SalzburgerLand tastes

This is how Salzburg tastes

Kasnocken · Salzburger Nockerl · farmhouse bread · Alm cheese · Brettljause

Here it begins

Here your holiday in SalzburgerLand begins

Accommodations we especially like to recommend in SalzburgerLand.

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Artliebhütte in Bischofshofen am Hochkönig, 420-year-old mountain hut for 6 people in the Salzburger Pongau

Berghütte Artlieb in Bischofshofen

Salzburg, Bischofshofen

6 Persons 6 rooms 120 m²

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Oberbrixen Hütte in Bischofshofen in the Salzburger Pongau, 250-year-old mountain hut for 6 people

Oberbrixen Hütte

Salzburg, Bischofshofen

6 Persons 6 rooms 120 m²

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Travelling sustainably

By train, bus and guest card through SalzburgerLand

Bischofshofen lies directly on the Tauernbahn; train and bus bring you to the Wolfgangsee via Salzburg or Bad Ischl. Many regions complement the train journey with regional buses and guest cards. With each accommodation we say honestly how the last stretch works.

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The Achenseebahn with the crystal-clear Achensee and the steamer in the background.

Farming in SalzburgerLand

From Pinzgauer cattle to the farm shop by the road: what actually sustains the farms here.

Frequently asked questions

Good to know for your Salzburg holiday

Which holiday region in SalzburgerLand suits us?

The Pongau around Bischofshofen: mountains, gorges, castles and Ski amadé – nature and real excursion destinations close together. Further Salzburg region pages will follow.

Where are there huts near a lake?

From the Pongau, the Wolfgangsee is a lovely day trip, and the bathing lakes around Salzburg are easy to reach. The distance is stated honestly with each accommodation.

Which Salzburg dishes should you try?

Kasnocken, farmhouse bread with Alm cheese and Speck, in summer the Brettljause on the Alm – and, as a sweet finish, Salzburger Nockerl or Kaiserschmarrn.

Which regions are suitable for families?

The Pongau with the Eisriesenwelt, Burg Hohenwerfen including its birds-of-prey show, the Therme Amadé and the family ski areas of Ski amadé.

Can I travel to SalzburgerLand without a car?

Yes – Bischofshofen lies directly on the Tauernbahn; Railjets stop in the town. We are happy to recommend an accommodation that works without a car.

Where do I find all accommodations in SalzburgerLand?

In our accommodation list, filtered by Salzburg – or you choose your holiday region above and see the matching houses there.

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