Three lovely ski areas around St. Magarethen invite you for pure winter pleasure: Katschberg-Aineck, Fanningberg and Obertauern.

The village of Leogang, population around 3300, looks back on a long history and rich mining tradition. In Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, today's winter sports fans find one of Austria's biggest ski areas. In summer, hikers, families and bikers enjoy the wide range of possibilities.

Wonderful! After a tasty breakfast, the Obertrumer See is waiting. A walk along the shore? A winter hike through the snow-covered landscape? Or a visit to the Christmas market? The nature in and around Oberndorf offers a lot with its soft hills, the nearby mountain peaks and the ever present lake. The City of Mozart is also not far away.

Amid the impressive mountain world in SalzburgerLand, you will find the best mix for your next holiday: mountains as far as the eye can see and real people who create a unique holiday feeling through their encounters.

A house on Lake Wolfgang. Right on the water. All the time. Many Salzburg people dream of this happiness. Anyone who spends their holidays at the Lake Wolfgang receives at least a piece of this paradise.

Four lakes, soft grassy hills, mountain panoramas in the distance and the feeling that stress is not allowed here, just your body and mind finding peace and recharging your batteries ready for the daily life.

In the charming towns of St. Gilgen, Strobl and St. Wolfgang on the shores of Lake Wolfgang you will find your holiday paradise.

All the world knows that the city of Salzburg has a lot to offer. But SalzburgerLand has plenty, too, such as jazz, traditions, classical music, theatre, literature and art. Enjoy the many cultural highlights throughout the year.

Austria's steepest cog railway has been running from St. Wolfgang up the Schafberg since 1893. Once at the top at 1783 m, a fantastic 360 degree panorama awaits.

"Let’s play!" is what they say on the pastures in SalzburgerLand when the musicians grab their instruments and the yodelling echoes through the clear mountain air at the numerous Alpine Summer festivals. But the mountain pastures are also an ideal stage for fine jazz sounds, readings, theatre performances or artistic workshops.