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Pro
Beautiful Scenery and Culture and fantastic food
Con
Can be very crowded in winter
In a nutshell
ideal family holiday, something for everyone
winterson Says: When staying in the Schladming area, don't miss a visit to the Dachstein glacier. The gondola ride up to the glacier is spectacular and not for the feint hearted. Once up there you can either walk, ski (even in summer) or take a guided glacier tour. Another attraction is the...
sandysmith Says: Hochwurzen gondola is situated in nearby Rohrmoos. The toll road up here is only open outside of the gondola operating hours. Up here you can take a guided go-kart ride downhill for fun. Another panoramaweg circumnavigates the top for lovely alpine views. Also start of...
sandysmith Says: The Planai gondola enables easy climbing to altitude of 1830m. At the top there are cosy huts serving refreshments. The start of mountain bike downhill trails - it ws great fun watching them as we glided up in the gondola. There are adventure parks for kids and of course...
sandysmith Says: Haus im Ennstal is a very pretty village just a few kilometres down the road from Schladming. The 8 seater gondola station is towards the back of the village (not where the post bus goes!) Bit of a steep hill to climb but on the way I just stopped to enjoy the historic...
sandysmith Says: The day after the rain there was a dusting of snow on the mountain peaks and the air was crisp and fresh. We took the hiking bus down the Obertal valley and climbed up the forest track to the Duisitzkarsee Hut at 1,680 metres. Bit of a slog up the track, and the very last...
sandysmith Says: It takes about an hour's climb from Ursprungalm to reach the Giglachsee and its hut. This was originally our first idea to walk up here and meander around the lake and back down to the alm. However the scenery was so beautiful and the weather so clear we decided to follow...
sandysmith Says: Ursprungalm lies at an altitude of 1610m at the foot of Styrian Kalkspitze. We arrived here with the hiking bus - an amazing journey itself as it follows the river along the valley floor and then loops up in never ending switchbacks to the alm - most interesting when a herd...
sandysmith Says: Adjacent to the roundabout near the bus station is Schladming's Brewery - brewers since 1909Tours are available here from Mid June to Mid Sept every Thursday at 2.00pm. Tours last 90 mins.We didn't have time for this but entrance is 6 euros and includes opportunity to sample...
Wilde Wasser - Alpine Trail to Reisachsee
sandysmith Says: The roundabout near the bus station in Scladming has an arty water fountain - Wilde Wasser - which looked great lit up at night by the way. This denoted the most popular themed water trail in the Schladming area.You can walk along the Untertal Valley from the beginning or...
PetraG Says: Just next to the city hall you can find this old building on a round-about. It contains the local police station.
PetraG Says: A very old romantic red brick building located in a nice park.Really worth a visit.It was built in 1884 by Prinz August von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha as his hunting-castle. Since 1939 it belongs to the city of Schladming. At the entrance you can see Schladming's coat of arms...
1 Review and 20 Opinions My wife and I were going skiing for a week and we booked this hotel a week before we were due to...
1 Review and 26 Opinions We stayed here on an 11 day package holiday. We were expecting a small room but were pleasantly...
Rohrmooser Schlössl: Hotel with a view over Schladming
winterson Says: A nice small 3 star hotel in a quiet area overlooking the town of Schladming. It has a good restaurant serving typical Austrian fare and a bar area which flows out to a nice outdoor patio.The rooms are spacious and have balconies which overlook the town. Other facilities...
sandysmith Says: If you fancy a change from all the sport activities on offer in Schladming then try a trip with Taxi Maxi. I say trip but they don't do guided tours as such, more of a shared mini-bus taxi service - very friendly and helpful too. We took the round Dachstein tour. There were...
sandysmith Says: Leave the car at home and use the wonderful Planai hiking buses around Schladming and Ramsau.Buses leave from Schladming centre to Obertal and Unteral Valleys - the starts of many varied hikes. A local bus goes to Ramsau, right up the toll road to the base gondola station...
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Erntedankfest(harvest festival) is celebrated every 1st sunday in October.One of the oldest celebrations to than god for the harvest.First mentioned around 300AD,it is a celebration with religious background which is the difference to Thanksgiving in America.
Written Dec 3, 2008
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Yes even in Schladming in the the middle of Austria there was beach volley tournaments going on - for the fist 2 days of our stay. It really was a strange sight to see sand and net courts set up on a parking lot in front of the Sporthotel Royer (also has 3 bowling alleys). With the surrounding mountain scenery is was quite surreal!
Updated Jul 26, 2010
sandysmith Says: Just round the corner from our hotel on the way to the central bus station, the remains of the old walls can be seen - just near the Catholic church with its typical Austrian dome shaped tower.
sandysmith Says: Schladming is a former silver mining town but now well known in the sporting calendar for ski-ing, mountain biking and downhill golf. It has a pedestrianised centre with good selection of shops and cafes. They even have their own local brewery - Scladminger beer and a...
sandysmith Says: Schladming has a beautiful town hall - well actually is more of a castle, being built in 1884 by Prince August of Saxony-Coburg and Gotha. It was originally a hunting Châteaux.
sandysmith Says: Since 2007 Schladming area has a free summer card for guests staying more than 3 days in participating hotels. An incentive to draw in summer visitors, the card gives free access to hiking buses, gondolas, chairlifts, museums, swimming pools and bathing lakes....the list...
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Excellent resort and not too expensive
We actually stayed in Haus which is at one edge of the ski areas, it was good to catch the ski bus to the far end (Reiteralm) and ski all the way back. The skiing was ideally suited to imtermediates...
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