When broad perspectives give you strength – the Pinzgau as a source of energy

The Pinzgau is more than just an Alpine region – it is a place where all the senses come alive. Amidst rugged peaks, crystal-clear lakes and warm hospitality, a landscape unfolds that energises and inspires. Whether it’s trail running, mountain biking, ski touring or simply marvelling at the scenery – in the Pinzgau, every movement becomes an encounter with nature.

Up the mountain. Take a deep breath. Arrive. Experience the Zugspitze

Set amongst glacial peaks, alpine pastures and turquoise-blue mountain lakes, the Zugspitze region shows off its most active side. Whether it’s hiking, cycling, trail running or yoga with panoramic views – this is where alpine adventure meets pure relaxation. Discover why, at the Zugspitze, you not only reach new heights but also find a deep sense of inner peace.

South Tyrol – a symphony of mountains, cuisine and history

South Tyrol captivates visitors with the Dolomites, over 17,000 kilometres of hiking trails and numerous mountain bike trails. In winter, skiing and winter sports adventures beckon, whilst culinary delights and excellent wines round off the region’s appeal. Discover the perfect blend of nature, sport and culture.

Achensee – Tyrol’s diverse natural paradise

Lake Achensee, often referred to as the ‘Tyrolean Fjord’, is a real gem in the heart of the Alps. Just about an hour’s drive from Munich, it lies idyllically nestled between the mighty Karwendel Mountains and the gentle slopes of the Brandenberg Alps.

Costa del Sol: A paradise for relaxation and adventure

The Costa del Sol, situated on the southern coast of Spain, is not only a dream destination for sun-worshippers, but also a place brimming with cultural treasures, culinary delights and adventurous experiences. With over 320 days of sunshine a year, it truly lives up to its name, the ‘Sun Coast’, and attracts holidaymakers from all over the world.

Active relaxation in the Bavarian Forest – a paradise for nature and sports enthusiasts

Stay fit this winter: cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and modern fitness centres make the Bavarian Forest the perfect destination for active holidays and sporting challenges.

The Mieming Plateau – a natural paradise for active holidays and relaxation

The Mieming Plateau in Tyrol is an idyllic natural setting for sport and relaxation – from walks and cycle rides to winter adventures. Here, breathtaking mountain scenery meets countless opportunities for active relaxation.

Villach, Lake Ossiach, Lake Faak – Where mountains breathe and water flows

Discover the Villach – Faaker See – Ossiacher See region: crystal-clear lakes perfect for swimming, stunning trails, a Mediterranean climate and a genuine zest for life. Perfect for active getaways with real depth.

Pongau: A place of power amongst peaks and springs

Here, where alpine nature meets living tradition, every movement becomes an experience. The Pongau region captivates visitors with its crystal-clear mountain lakes, scenic trails and a wide range of activities all year round – from yoga by a waterfall to trail running along panoramic paths. If you want to do more than just see nature – if you want to feel it – this is the place for you.

The region around the Wilder Kaiser – a natural idyll and a sporting mecca in the Alps

The Wilde Kaiser captivates visitors with its rugged peaks, alpine meadows and crystal-clear mountain lakes – a paradise for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts. This impressive backdrop serves, amongst other things, as a filming location for the ZDF series “Der Bergdoktor” and other productions.

The Saalachtal – a gem of diversity in the heart of the Alps

Whether it’s skiing in Saalbach-Leogang, cycling on the legendary trails or hiking amongst the imposing Steinberge mountains – the Saalachtal valley combines sport, nature and enjoyment. And to top it all off, there are alpine huts, cultural highlights such as the Saalfelden Jazz Festival and a truly idyllic Alpine setting!

The Mühlviertel. Just be.

Set amongst rolling hills and a tranquil horizon, a landscape unfolds that does not seek to make a grand impression – and yet, for that very reason, leaves a lasting impression. Anyone travelling here leaves the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind. And discovers something that has become rare: true tranquillity.

Lungau in Salzburg – where silence has power.

Nestled between the Tauern and the Nockberge mountains lies an alpine high plateau that captivates with its vastness, clarity and unspoilt beauty. Ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy active pursuits in the great outdoors whilst truly unwinding – whether through hiking, cycling, yoga or simply taking a deep breath.

Southern Burgenland – Austria’s tranquil south

Gentle hills, sweeping views and a region that surprises with its quiet charm. In Southern Burgenland, active relaxation becomes an experience – whether on a bike, out walking or simply savouring the moment. And those seeking indulgence will find it here in nature, in a glass and on a plate – authentic, regional and unadulterated.

Set amongst turquoise-green lakes and ancient salt trails – the Salzkammergut is a place that moves you.

Where water tells stories, mountain bikes trace contour lines and fish dishes taste of home, a balance emerges that you can not only see, but feel. A region that is more than just beautiful: it challenges you – and at the same time, it welcomes you.

South Tyrol in winter – a time to recharge your batteries

When, in South Tyrol, the scent of Törggelen gradually gives way to the splendour of the Advent season, one of the cosiest times of the year begins. Snow settles over alpine pastures and vineyards, lanterns glow in the alleyways, and outside, the ski slopes, cross-country trails and quiet winter paths await. Inside: cosy parlours, fine South Tyrolean cuisine and that feeling of finding peace. A winter that doesn’t have to be loud – to leave a lasting impression.

Lakes. Peaks. Breathtaking views. The Bernese Oberland.

Two lakes, a royal triumvirate, countless possibilities. Anyone familiar with the Bernese Oberland knows that here, slowing down doesn’t happen on command, but comes naturally. Hiking, cycling, canoeing, recharging your batteries – and in the evening, rösti and mountain cheese that taste like nothing else. A region that is more than just a backdrop.