You know that there are articles titled “X Places You Must See in Europe” that come up 23429 times on the internet, this time you have fallen into the right place.. Hallstatt is the star of those lists! We certainly agree that those types of lists are very boring and very likely an example of crappy content production that people who can’t find anything to write about are desperately clinging to, but that doesn’t change the fact that they’re right.. In other words, you would be unfair to yourself by not coming all the way to Austria and not seeing a beauty like Hallstatt.. If we didn’t come here to write something serious, we would really start the article with one monkey closing its eyes + two faces with a heart in its eyes + three hearts emoji, we are talking about such a beauty.. Fortunately, this is a very serious platform and we certainly do not do such things…….If we are ready, everyone gathers, we will tell a little about Hallstatt.

*If you are visiting other places in Austria, our Salzburg, Graz, Vienna and Vienna Food and Beverage guides kiss you on the hand. .

Efenim Hallstatt is one of the oldest and most likely most photographed villages in Austria.. We would even expect a place that attracts so many Asian tourists to go down in history as “the most photographed place in the world”.. So much so that, while visiting Hallstatt, besides such thoughts, there are always thoughts such as “how does brother discover these Asians here, why am I together with more Asian tourists than the population of the village (the population of Hallstatt is something like 1000 people)”. you are diving. The men exaggerated and made the same Hallstatt in China, we are talking about such a passion.. If you don’t believe you can check it out. Anyway, back to our topic. This sweet village takes its name from Lake Hallstatt, next to which it was founded.. This region, of which Hallstatt is already a part, is known as Austria’s “Lake District”, originally known as “Salzkammergut”. There are over 70 lakes nearby, and there are a few other very popular destinations outside of Hallstatt.. If you go here from Salzburg like us, you will already be passing by. If you have rented a car, you can take small breaks here, so let’s summarize two points you can stop by:

*Wolfgang Lake: Might be the most popular lake in the Austrian lake district after Hallstatt. Again, it has an incredibly beautiful nature and a magnificent view.. Located right on the coast of St.. Gilgen Village is also the most visited point of this place.. This village is also called “Mozart Village”. Mozart never set foot here, but his mother was born here, his grandfather worked here, and his older sister moved here after they got married.. (I think we’ll write Mozart’s mother’s maiden name and card information here soon)

*Fuschlsee: This is another lake that is at least as popular as Lake Wolfgang. Of course the view is amazing. The name of the village on the edge of this lake, which can be considered as a tourist attraction, is Fusch am See. Another feature of this region is that the headquarters of Red Bull, an Austrian brand, is here.. It doesn’t seem interesting anymore that Red Bull is taking wings because it’s so beautiful that you can stare and hate your workplace.

Hallstatt Travel Guide: Hallstatt When to Go to

This topic is titled “When not to go to Hallstatt?” It would be more correct if we changed it to. When you think about it visually, it is obvious that Hallstatt will be beautiful in every season.. I wish we could see both its snowy form, its autumn form, and its daily sunshade.. When you think about it, you may even have lost your heart to go in the winter and you may be moving towards the conclusion that you can go to Hallstatt in any season, but STOP!. Because winter period actually coincides with the off-season here. What does that mean? Being deprived of some attractions (such as cave and mining trips, ferry tours on the lake) means that even some hotels and restaurants are closed.. So if you intend to engage in such activities, it may not be a good idea to go to Hallstatt in winter.. Let us remind you that the weather conditions can get crazy since you are already in a mountainous area.. But if you just want to wander around and enjoy nature, no problem, we’re sure it’s snowy as well!

Hallstatt Travel Guide: How To Get To Hallstatt How to go?

There are all kinds of ways to get to Hallstatt. Of course, you have to reach Austria as a sensible individual first, for which we do not need to say that many different companies from Turkey have direct flight options. Don’t worry, the rest is easy too, because Austrians love to eat the bread of a beauty like Hallstatt, so you can reach it somehow.

*From Vienna to Hallstatt: Actually from Vienna to Hallstatt’ It doesn’t make much sense to us to switch to, because the distance is quite long.. (approximately 300 km) However, if you want to go, your options are clear: renting a car or using the train. Of course, don’t think of it as a practical thing when it comes to using the train, because at first you have to go to Attnang-Puchheim’ from Vienna by train and change the train from there to reach the train station of Hallstatt.. STOP, IT’S NOT OVER. You will also take the ferry from the train station to the village.. Not 1, not 2 but 3 vehicles. let’s get well soon. You must have felt that we were going to be pretty insistent that you rent a car instead.. rent a car. We have come to the end of our insistence.

*How to get from Salzburg to Hallstatt: You have 3 options to reach Hallstatt from here : Either join the tour, rent a car or take the bus to Bad Ischl and take the train from there to Hallstatt. However, the last option can take a lot of your time.. Because even after landing at Hallstatt Train Station, you have to take the ferry once again to reach the village.. As a matter of fact, there is a direct train from Sazlburg to Hallstatt Train Station, but it may take more time because it takes a little longer.. Instead of renting a car, you can visit the places we mentioned above, and you can reach them more comfortably.. The drive from Salzburg to Hallstatt is approximately 70 km.. Although we do not normally recommend the tour issue, it can make your job much easier here.. You don’t have to hang out with the tour anyway, just let them take you there with their bus.. You can count on Panaroma Tours in Salzburg Mirabell Square.

-You won’t need any vehicle to get around Hallstatt. It’s a tiny place anyway, you walk a bit and see that you’re outside of Hallstatt… Therefore, we say don’t wear ridiculous shoes just because you’ll look good in the photos, put your sneakers on, and walk everywhere comfortably.

Hallstatt Travel Guide: Accommodation in Hallstatt

Actually, there is not much point in staying in Hallstatt if you are traveling for sightseeing rather than experience.. Because we’re talking about a really weird little place, so you can learn it like the back of your hand in a few hours.. However, if you say that I will hit the bottom of the romance or I intend to explore many places in this region, and you will use this place as a base, of course you have options.. We can’t recommend you any hotel because we didn’t stay in Hallstatt.. At this point, you will consult Abi Booking.

Hallstatt Travel Guide: Places to Visit in Hallstatt

Okay, you may be in a small place, but of course Hallstatt’ There are a few points that you should not overlook.. Apart from these, make it your duty to dive right and left, to enter side streets, to walk a lot, because from every point you will see another beauty.

Market Square

You will say that you have found a main square in a small place, and of course we did.. In fact, you can define this place as a pole star for yourself, because when you wander around this square, you have officially visited a large part of Hallstatt.. To explain in more detail, if you turn to the right when you stand facing the church in the square, you will be walking towards the end of Hallstatt and the point where cars and buses are parked.. If you continue in front of you, you already reach the lake.. If you go to the left, towards the other end of the village and hiking routes.. If you get carried away a little more, you will leave Hallstatt, and no one will hear the soul.. Market Square may be one of the cutest squares you will ever see in your life.. You can also stop here for a snack as it is a square surrounded by several cafes and restaurants.

Hallstatt Museum

Yes, the main square is here as we found it. We also found a museum to visit.. Honestly, when we didn’t have a long time in a place like this, did we have time to visit a museum? Unfortunately. But if you are interested, keep in mind, if you want to learn more about the history and development of Hallstatt, there is the Hallstatt Museum near the Market Square (of course, everything is close there).

-Seestrasse 56. Entry is 8 Euros.

Beinhaus

Besides the extreme beauty of Hallstatt, there is something else that we are sure will interest you: Beinhaus. Actually, this is a pretty scary place, but you should definitely not miss it.. Beinhaus in English “Bone House”. So something like “House of Bone”. (The Turkish dubbed movie created a trauma, didn’t it) It’s not by chance, it was named for a reason.. This is just St.. Strange building located next to Michael Chapel and inside Hallstatt Cemetery. While we are already a candidate to be a potential horror movie location, it should scare you even more that we haven’t come to the point yet.. Because there are over 1200 skulls and human bones inside the Beinhaus.. More than 600 of these skulls are inside the building, painted and named according to their family names.. Of course, as a rational individual, you will ask WHY?. His explanation is as follows: Since there was no space left in the Hallstatt Cemetery, they opened the old graves and placed the skulls inside the Beinhaus.. We don’t know how logical this explanation is for you.. However, this work has become a tradition since the 1700s, and over time, they started to draw various flower motifs with names on the skulls.

-Kirchenweg 40 (Requires you to climb the stairs to the top)

Skywalk

Skywalk is crazy, get out very clearly if you have time! (If you are there all day, you will have nothing to do, you will be helpless) Maybe you have understood its function because of its name, but let’s not go without explaining, this is a triangular place where you can overlook Hallstatt, the lake, and even if you are in clear weather, you can overlook Austria, Slovenia, and even the Czech Republic. platform. Of course, we did not witness that much, we are their liars.. As far as we understand, you can get here on foot, but there’s no point in getting crazy.. You get on the funicular calmly.

-The funicular up to Skywalk is closed from December to April. This funicular also goes to the salt mines.

*If you are interested, there is an ice cave in Hallstatt that you can visit, the Dachstein Ice Cave. We are speaking from Mish because we don’t want to visit this place. we didn’t have the opportunity. But as far as we can tell, it’s not über-crazy ice caves like the ones in Iceland, of course.. Still looks great, he’s different. For those wondering, there is information about here. If you go, let us know, we are curious.