Burgenland
The landscapes of Burgenland are incredibly diverse, providing a perfect setting with 2,000 hours of sunshine per year and a famously mild climate. In the northern region, Lake Neusiedl is the largest steppe lake in Central Europe. If you venture off the beaten path, you'll discover the delightful Rosalia region. In sunny Mittelburgenland, you'll be greeted by vast rapeseed fields, while the idyllic Südburgenland boasts gently rolling hills. The cross-border Lake Neusiedl-Seewinkel National Park is truly the crown jewel of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
No matter where you are in Burgenland, there are plenty of sports activities under the Pannonian sun. Whether on water, traversing vast plains, exploring hilly mountains, enjoying modern sports facilities, or even hopping on a train, there's a sport for everyone. Thanks to the mild climate, exceptional soils, and innovative winemakers, Burgenland produces wines of international caliber. You'll find outstanding table wines like the Central Burgenland Blaufränkisch and rare treasures such as the Trockenbeerenauslese, Eiswein, and Uhudler.
Embark on an exciting wine journey as you visit Vinotheques and traditional wine taverns throughout the region. During numerous festivals, winemakers open their cellars to share their finest creations. One highlight is the Martiniloben celebration around November 11th, where you can indulge in the traditional culinary masterpiece: goose. This delicacy takes center stage at the autumnal Gans Burgenland Genussfestival.
Burgenland's cuisine is deeply rooted in nature, featuring local specialties such as the Mangalitza pig, fish sourced from Lake Neusiedl, and a variety of regional vegetables. Whether you dine at a cozy country inn or a top-notch restaurant, you'll experience the flavors of the land in every bite.
For those seeking an escape from the daily routine and a chance to pamper themselves, Burgenland's thermal spas offer an unparalleled retreat. With seven spas strategically located throughout the region, you'll find enchanting wellness oases where you can rejuvenate your body and soul. Also, business travelers are welcome to unwind after a busy day at a congress. As your mind finds tranquility, your body will thank you.
No matter where you are in Burgenland, there are plenty of sports activities under the Pannonian sun. Whether on water, traversing vast plains, exploring hilly mountains, enjoying modern sports facilities, or even hopping on a train, there's a sport for everyone. Thanks to the mild climate, exceptional soils, and innovative winemakers, Burgenland produces wines of international caliber. You'll find outstanding table wines like the Central Burgenland Blaufränkisch and rare treasures such as the Trockenbeerenauslese, Eiswein, and Uhudler.
Embark on an exciting wine journey as you visit Vinotheques and traditional wine taverns throughout the region. During numerous festivals, winemakers open their cellars to share their finest creations. One highlight is the Martiniloben celebration around November 11th, where you can indulge in the traditional culinary masterpiece: goose. This delicacy takes center stage at the autumnal Gans Burgenland Genussfestival.
Burgenland's cuisine is deeply rooted in nature, featuring local specialties such as the Mangalitza pig, fish sourced from Lake Neusiedl, and a variety of regional vegetables. Whether you dine at a cozy country inn or a top-notch restaurant, you'll experience the flavors of the land in every bite.
For those seeking an escape from the daily routine and a chance to pamper themselves, Burgenland's thermal spas offer an unparalleled retreat. With seven spas strategically located throughout the region, you'll find enchanting wellness oases where you can rejuvenate your body and soul. Also, business travelers are welcome to unwind after a busy day at a congress. As your mind finds tranquility, your body will thank you.
