The village of Strobl is situated on the eastern side of the Abersee, actually the eastern part of the Wolfgangsee. The village name derives from...

The Blue Dome World of Water leisure park is near the Wolfgangsee, the blue lake from which it derives its name. The park consists of...

The Kaiservilla was given to the Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elizabeth as a wedding present by Emperor Franz Karl. The childless Franz Karl and...

The Jugenstil Haenel Pancera mansion was formerly owned by the engineer Haenel and his wife, Gabriele Pancera, the well-known concert pianist who was a favourite...

The Kongress und Theatrehaus, designed by the architect Hyazinth Michel, was opened originally in 1875 as a result of Bad Ischl’s increasing importance as a...

The Museum der Stadt Bad Ischl, which first opened in 1989, is accommodated in the historical Seeauerhaus directly on the banks of the Traun at...

The Marmorschlössl (Little Marble Palace), in the grounds of the Imperial Palace, was built for Elisabeth of Bavaria as her private house. Here she...

The Lehárvilla is situated on the right bank of the Traun. This mansion was the home of the composer Franz Lehar from 1910 to his...

Schloss Wildenstein, which stands on a steep rocky spur, dates approximately from the 11th to 12th centuries and became an imperial stronghold in 1419. The...

St. Gilgen’s district court house houses the Mozart-Gedenkstätte, a memorial room set up to house a collection of portraits and documents connected with the family...

The collection of the Museum Fahrzeug Technik Luftfahrt represents the history of transport over the last eighty years. The exhibits include a wide selection of...

The delightful Erlebnismuseum Anzenaumühle is based in typical local buildings and offers the visitor the experience of rural life in the past. The earliest references...

The enchanting Puppenstubenmuseum is to be found in the Joseph Mohr House, named after the famous composer of the carol ’Silent Night, Holy Night’. This...

The Heimatmuseum, extended and modernised in 1992, was opened in 1981 by the local historical society in the former Goiserermühle. The museum contains a number...

The Pfarrkirche zum Hl.Laurentius is a late Gothic church, built in 1142 at Abtsdorf just outside Attersee, belonged to the Benedictine monastery at Mondsee until...

The Atterseelebenskunst gallery and studio was set up with the purpose of providing a culturally enriching creative experience for visitors to Attersee and the local...

The Mondseer Rauchhaus Outdoor Museum is housed an authentic Mondsee farmstead constructed from wood. The wooden building has a living area, stables and an old...

The popular Attergaubahn, which is a part of an extensive rail network which was never realised, begins at the Eilzugstation Vöcklamarkt and runs, with inclinations...

The Pfarr- und Wallfahrtskirche "Maria Attersee" on the Kirchberg, overlooking the lake, is Attersee’s most prominent landmark. The original Gothic church was converted to the...

The Evangelische Kirche was Attersee’s parish church in the 9th century and was originally dedicated to St. Martin. Later it became a cemetery church until...