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Hi,
My daughter is attending the Bodypainting festival at Seeboden in July. Does anyone know if there is a bus or train going to Seeboden from Klagenfurt.
She wants to avoid an expensive taxi fare.
all help much appreciated.
I would suggest to contact the tourist office in Klagenfurt:
Klagenfurt Tourismus,
Neuer Platz 1, A-9010 Klagenfurt,
Tel.: +43 463 537 2223, Fax: +43 463 537 6218,
e-mail: tourismus@klagenfurt.at
oh, and there are various travel tips on:
http://www.bodypainting-festival.com/
On this website it says: There's a special bus shuttle from Klagenfurt Airport:
Bus shuttle transfers from the Airport Klagenfurt are organized with the platform "Carinthian Transfer". The shuttle will bring you direct to Seeboden or surroundings. It's 25 euro to be paid to the bus driver.
Info: www.kaernten-transfer.at
oh, and there are various travel tips on:
http://www.bodypainting-festival.com/
On this website it says: There's a special bus shuttle from Klagenfurt Airport:
Bus shuttle transfers from the Airport Klagenfurt are organized with the platform "Carinthian Transfer". The shuttle will bring you direct to Seeboden or surroundings. It's 25 euro to be paid to the bus driver.
Info: www.kaernten-transfer.at
ATLC
Yes, I did know of the bodypainting site. I had been in contact with them to discuss all this. They replied by email telling me that my daughter and her friend will have to pay 125 euros each. That was not a mistake -- they said 125 euros!!
That was hardly encouraging and that is why I posted here. I have since contacted that Bus site you mentioned and , yes, you are right, and they confirmed it. Why the organising body cannot get it right amazes me.
My daughter went last year via Salzburg. The transport arranged by the organising body was absolutely terrible. They left my daughter and her friend stranded in Salzburg.
oh, and there are various travel tips on:
http://www.bodypainting-festival.com/
On this website it says: There's a special bus shuttle from Klagenfurt Airport:
Bus shuttle transfers from the Airport Klagenfurt are organized with the platform "Carinthian Transfer". The shuttle will bring you direct to Seeboden or surroundings. It's 25 euro to be paid to the bus driver.
Info: www.kaernten-transfer.at
Hello,
I think it would've been better if you had given this information in the question you asked. I took the trouble (and time) to research this for you, but you already knew!
Seems you can best contact the tourist office in Klagenfurt to ask about the public transport possibilities (bus).
Sorry I had put you too so much convenience that took up a lot of your time. I hope it was not too stressful a time and I do apologise.
I was actually hoping fr someone like a local resident would have responded.
Once again, sorry that I put you to so much time and effort.
it's okay. Why don't you email one of the VT members directly, that live in Klagenfurt?
I have noticed one thing in Klagenfurt is that there will be clocks almost everywhere around the town. Whenever I need to know what is the time then, I do not need to look at my watch. Just look up and there will be a clock around to tell me the time...
Save me the trouble of moving up the sleeves of my thick jacket for the watch... :-)
This Wörthersee Mandl
once created the Wörthersee
according to an old ledgend the mighty Wörthersee was created by this tiny troll a long time ago. There were rich and powerful people living there and they were dancing and singing at the day before easter. In that moment a tiny troll entered the dancinghall and asked the people there to go home and think of the eastertime the other day. But the people just laughed at him. So the troll opened his small vat and all of the city was drowned and that way the Wörthersee was created...
My last 3 photos: the founder of the city on a monument.
Dreiländereck is in my opinion the best hiking in the worthersee region.
Dreiländereck lies in a three-border area and is easily accessible, which makes it one of the most attractive ski resorts in the Kärnten province. 10 km of safe and well-kept trails, a spacious parking lot for 1200 vehicles, a recently built snowboard park, an 8,5 km long sledding trail, well-kept cross-country ski trails, and a skating rink attract many tourists
Historama Ferlach
Austria's largest transport-museum They say its the largest museum of ALL means of transport, so this museum is not for cars only, but also for old trams,trains, buses and trucks plus some other technical achievements like steam-machines and old industrial machineries. You will find this museum inside an old production-hall and some of the old post-buses of the museum will take you from the station of Ferlach to the museum on a regular basis. from that station there is also a museum-steamtrain leaving every day in summer !
The car-collection of this museum includes a lot of unique cars of Austrian productions - there are lots of photos in the travelogues of my Ferlach-page !
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Drivingtime from Klagenfurt to Ferlach is about 20-30 minutes
Historama is open for visitors in 2010: July 3rd till Sept. 12th
Tue-Fri: 01.00-05.00pm, Mondays its closed
Sat & Sun: 11.00am-06.00pm
Sept 19 + Sept. 26th is open as well: 11.00am-05.00pm
Free entry for holders of Kärnten-Card !
www.nostalgiebahn.at/
entrancefee: 6 Euros for the museum alone, including the steamtrain-ride its 13,- euros !
For openingtimes for later years, please click here !
Klagenfurt sits on the main Vienna to Venice run, and you can get direct trains to either city. Klagenfurt is also the terminus for a branch of the Dortmund to Zagreb run, which splits at Villach in Austria, with half of the train going to Klagenfurt. This train also passes through Salzburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Bonn and Dusseldorf. The Munich trip takes about 5 hours and costs 54 euros and Vienna is about four hours away.
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