Lakes in Austria

The underground lake cave is a delight for adults and children alike. On the way to the destination, tourists will find not one but two lakes and a number of beautiful stone caves, the walls of which hide a multitude of unsolved mysteries.

If you look at Lake Aachensee on a map, you can see several settlements around it. These are the nearby villages of Pertisau, Maurach or Achenkinch, which seem toy-like with their neat whitewashed buildings, clean courtyards, peaceful everyday life and idyllic scenery.

Kirchberg Swimming Lake is worth visiting with kids, as it offers a world of excitement and adventure tailored to their interests. The little ones will be thrilled to splash around in the shallow, safe areas, while older children can explore the thrilling water sports and engaging playground ...

Nestled in a gorge in the Dachstein mountain range on the shores of Lake Hallstatt, the community is home to fewer than a thousand people. It is difficult to get to, but that is the attraction for tourists, especially young ones. The only way to get there is by ferry or boat across the lake. On the ...

Hechtsee is located near the Bavarian border, just a short drive from the historical fortress city of Kufstein. The lake covers an area of 28 hectares and reaches depths of up to 57 meters. Historically, the name "Hechtsee" is derived from the nymph Hechta rather than the pike fish (Hecht ...

The many positive reviews of Mondsee attest to the high quality of service, cleanliness and well-thought-out infrastructure of the resort. There is plenty to do for children and young people — trampolines, diving platforms, an outdoor swimming pool, 45 m and 108 m water slides for children of ...

On the western shore of Austria's deepest lake (191 m) lies the village of Traunkirchen. Near the lake are the towns of Altmünster, Gmunden, Ebensee and the village of Traunkirchen. It is interesting to note that on Saturday afternoons the locals wear their national costumes, creating a ...