2 min walkMaria Saal Cathedral
The pilgrimage church above the house is one of the most important in Carinthia. Its outer walls hold ancient Roman reliefs – among them the famous carriage relief from the Zollfeld.

From the house you can reach Roman stones and castles in minutes, Lake Wörthersee in half an hour and the mountains in just over an hour.
Maria Saal sits on a hill above the Zollfeld – the plain where Carinthia's history began.
2 min walkThe pilgrimage church above the house is one of the most important in Carinthia. Its outer walls hold ancient Roman reliefs – among them the famous carriage relief from the Zollfeld.
approx. 1 kmHistoric farmhouses, mills and granaries from all over Carinthia, rebuilt on an extensive woodland site. A great morning out, especially with children.
Photo: Johann Jaritz / CC BY-SA 4.0
approx. 2 kmThe stone double throne on which the dukes of Carinthia were installed for centuries. An unassuming monument in the middle of a field – and a piece of European legal history.
Photo: Švabo (Damijan Movrin) / CC BY-SA 3.0
Renaissance courtyards, museums and Lake Wörthersee on the edge of town.
8 kmRenaissance courtyards, arcades, cafés – and the city’s dragon emblem on Neuer Platz.
approx. 11 kmThe “little world on Lake Wörthersee”, with more than 150 miniature buildings. A classic for families.
8 kmThe Carinthian State Museum and the Museum of Modern Art – both in the city centre, both worth a rainy day.
Photo: JJ55 / CC BY-SA 3.0
15 kmSet on a headland jutting into Lake Wörthersee. A lovely spot for dinner by the water.
Photo: Zacke82 (Christian Zacke) / CC BY-SA 3.0
Castles, observation towers, lakes – and, through the Karawanks Tunnel, even Slovenia.
approx. 16 kmFourteen gates lead up the rock to one of the most impressive castles in Europe. At the top, the view stretches across the whole Zollfeld.
approx. 12 kmThe summit holds the remains of a Roman town, with a panoramic view over half of Carinthia. Also doable as a hike from below.
Photo: Johann Jaritz / CC BY-SA 3.0
approx. 28 kmOne of the tallest wooden observation towers in the world, with views over the whole of Lake Wörthersee. You can come down by slide if you like.
approx. 24 kmThe peninsula church on the southern shore is one of the most photographed sights in Carinthia. All around: lidos, boat hire and a lakeside promenade.
Photo: Johann Jaritz / CC BY-SA 3.0 AT
approx. 45 kmTurquoise water beneath the Mittagskogel, plus Villach’s old town and Carinthia’s thermal spas.
approx. 85 kmJust over an hour through the Karawanks Tunnel: the island church, the castle on its cliff and the Julian Alps.

When you arrive, we are happy to tell you what is worth seeing right now – depending on the weather, the season and your pace.