The Salzkammergut regions around the Hotel Stroblerhof ...
3 federal states and 8 regions unite the Salzkammergut into one of the most beautiful areas
that you can explore from our traditional Hotel Stroblerhof.
Each tourist region is a world of its own.
But they have one thing in common: the beauty of a landscape that invites you to hike its mountains, immerse yourself in its lakes, enjoy its nature and be enchanted by its irresistible charm.
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STROBL
The wonderful natural landscape with moors and alpine pastures as well as pristine beaches make for a delightful vacation experience, with numerous events taking place all year round. Promenade concerts and music festivals, water ski shows, operetta evenings, the famous lake festival and much more provide the right atmosphere every year.
FUSCHLSEE
Lake Fuschlsee is the first eye-catcher in the Fuschlsee-Salzkammergut region. As a recreational area close to the festival city of Salzburg, many guests appreciate the crystal-clear waters of Lake Fuschl, which is also a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts thanks to its variety of fish. With its interplay of mountain and lake, the Fuschlsee-Salzkammergut region is one of the most popular domiciles for racing cyclists.
MONDSEE-IRRSEE
Guests in the Mondsee-Irrsee region can enjoy swimming at the gateway to the Salzkammergut at the popular bathing lakes of the same name,
Mondsee and Irrsee, the warmest bathing lake in the Salzkammergut. The Mondsee-Salzkammergut region also offers cultural gems.
ATTERSEE-ATTERGAU
The charming, untouched and diverse natural landscape
of the Attersee-Attergau region
has inspired artists for many decades.
With its deep turquoise blue water, Lake Attersee is a
a paradise for swimmers and divers.
From the Attergau viewing tower, hikers can look out over the Salzkammergut
as far as the Salzburg mountains.
TRAUNSEE-ALMTAL
Even the Romans called Lake Traunsee “Lacus Felix”, the happy lake.
Water sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions on Lake Traunsee and can marvel at the sport's professionals at international sailing events.
The Almtal valley takes its name from the Alm river, which has its source in the rugged walls of the Totes Gebirge mountains
and flows into the Traun in the European nature reserve “Untere Traun-Auen”.
BAD ISCHL
Bad Ischl has enjoyed an excellent reputation as a spa and recreation destination since the 1820s.
This living tradition has been combined with state-of-the-art spa facilities in the form of the Salzkammergut Therme Bad Ischl.
Prominent artists have bequeathed a great legacy to the spa town, which is passed on in the form of the annual Lehár Festival.
DACHSTEIN
The Dachstein-Salzkammergut World Heritage region includes the towns of Obertraun, Hallstatt, Bad Goisern and Gosau. The historic town of Hallstatt lies beneath the impressive glaciers of the Dachstein. In the high valley above the town center, salt was mined as white gold from the salt mountain 7000 years ago.
AUSSEERLAND
Nestled in a sunny basin between the Dachstein massif and the Totes Gebirge mountains lies the Ausseerland-Salzkammergut region.
The region between the Upper Austrian-Styrian border and the Grimming mountain range is also home to major events
such as the Daffodil Festival in spring and the Seer Open Air in summer.
RAILWAY-FERRIES
The steepest cog railroad in Austria. Up the Schafberg in 35 minutes. In operation since 1893. The Wolfgangsee boat service connects St. Gilgen, Strobl and St. Wolfgang. In the world-famous Salzkammergut. In operation since 1873.
SALZBURG
Salzburg is unique - in every respect.
Once you immerse yourself in the magic of the world-famous city of Mozart,
can no longer escape it.
The harmonious interplay of landscape and architecture,
art and culture as well as tradition and modernity
in the smallest of spaces is what makes it so special.
CHRISTMAS MARKETS
Der idyllische Ort Strobl am Wolfgangsee und seine Nachbarorte verwandeln sich in der Weihnachtszeit in romantische Krippendörfer. Strobl, St. Wolfgang und St. Gilgen erstrahlen im Weihnachtszauber. Das Friedenslicht im See, Kerzenschein, offene Feuerstellen, traditionelle Klänge. Gäste und Einheimische verbringen gemeinsam eine stimmungsvolle Zeit voll Tradition und Brauchtum.
POSTALM
The largest alpine plateau in Austria. Numerous possibilities, whether hiking and climbing in summer or skiing, ski tours, cross-country skiing and tobogganing in winter. The wide range of activities, the fascinating nature and of course the friendly people make the Wolfgangsee region one more reason to enjoy summer and winter at Lake Wolfgangsee.
