TIPS: The large region around our guest house offers you a lot of entertainment opportunities for the whole family. Good weather or once bad weather? No problem there is always something to do. Below is an overview of the various possibilities in the region.
Bathhouse Lake Millstatt – All year round directly at Lake Millstatt. Situated directly by the lake and with generous windows along the waterfront promenade. Saunas, massages, a spa area and an infinity pool heated to 35°C await you in the bathhouse.
Golf course Lake Millstatt – An 18-hole golf course on a sunny high plateau directly above Lake Lake Millstatt, the first 9 holes lead through hilly terrain and are therefore physically a little bit demanding and offer numerous views of Lake Lake Millstatt. The second 9 holes lead through a flat area surrounded by the picturesque mountain scenery. This course has been the venue of the PGA European Challenge Tour many times and its sunny location guarantees golfing from March to November.
Porsche Museum – The only private Porsche museum in Europe shows the entire spectrum of Porsche designs, from Austro-Daimler to Steyr and Volkswagen. The archives contain video and photo recordings, with a wealth of information from Porsche technology.
Drautal Perle – Bathing fun and wellness for the whole family with an area of 5,600 m2 offers a sports pool, a children’s pool and a 65-metre-long water slide and is located in Spittal. The wellness area includes 5 saunas, a steam bath and a solarium.
Millstatt Monastery – Built in 1077 and open all year round, the monastery is a venue for concerts as well as artistic and cultural events. From May to October, the monastery takes part in the Millstatt Music Weeks and presents international artists.
Ice skating on Lake Weissensee – only 40 km from Lake Millstatt, Lake Weissensee is Europe’s largest frozen and prepared natural ice rink. Lake Weissensee offers one of the most beautiful and reliable open-air ice skating areas in the surrounding area and is usually accessible as early as January. Ice sports enthusiasts enjoy the up to 40 cm thick ice cover, but also horse-drawn carriages and winter hikers marvel at the breathtaking scenery.
Bonsai Museum – One of the largest and oldest in Europe, the Bonsai Museum in Seeboden offers almost 3,000 unique bonsai, many of which are more than 100 years old. The museum also includes a 10,000 sqm Zen garden designed according to classical Japanese traditions.
Porcia Castle & Folk Culture – Porcia Castle in Spittal, one of the most beautiful Renaissance palazzo outside Italy, houses the Culture Museum and is one of the largest museums in the Alpine region. The Porcia Gallery also presents its unique exhibits in the castle. The Porcia Castle Comedy Festival offers stage plays and relaxed jazz evenings.
Sommeregg Castle – The largest torture museum in Central Europe is open from April to October and has more than 100 exhibits. In the first three weeks of August, the castle in Seeboden hosts its medieval festival with a craft market, 70 actors and knights showing their riding and tournament skills.
Granatium – In the old mining town Radenthein you can search for garnets on garnet grounds. Open every day from May to October, adults and children can dig for stones with hammers and chisels and then work these stones into jewellery or other souvenirs themselves or with the help of employees.
Sagamundo – A fairy tale world at Lake Millstatt takes you on a journey through legends, fairy tales and myths in the region. On three floors, Sagamundo offers a multimedia interactive “playground”, where visitors meet fairy tales, myths and stories and legends from the region and its essence.
Cruising on the Millstätter See – The most beautiful way to discover the Millstätter See is of course by boat. A large cruise lasts approximately 2.5 hours, a small cruise takes 1.5 hours. With two large ships equipped with a large sun deck, it is an excursion you should not miss. Download the timetable for 2023 HERE