Bad Aussee

Bad Aussee, Steiermark, Österreich

Year after year, a veritable explosion of cultural events in Bad Aussee ensures that leisure time is always a fresh and exciting experience.

It’s a long-standing tradition in this region: artists feel at home here, and anyone who fancies it can follow in their footsteps through the Aussee countryside via the Via Artis.
Quite apart from that, it would be a real shame to limit your holiday in Bad Aussee to the summer. The mountain spring and the crisp, fresh winter months are very much part of the experience too.
The year really isn’t complete without the Daffodil Festival, and once autumn has set in, you can look forward to plenty of sunshine whilst out walking and forget all about the mist. It’s always lovely to explore Bad Aussee step by step – along the banks of the Traun, through the spa gardens, where the salt pans once steamed, or through the shopping streets, where local diversity triumphs over international monotony. Craftsmanship is more alive in the Ausseerland – Salzkammergut than almost anywhere else. Or you can simply let things unfold at a leisurely pace, sitting beneath chestnut trees, gazing over the rim of your coffee cup, and hardly surprised when yet another famous face comes into view. Bad Aussee simply has many friends.
  • 5.010Inhabitants
  • 82 km²Area
  • 650 - 1000 m ASLElevation
  • 47.61, 13.78GPS coordinates

Coming from Munich, Salzburg: motorway exit Thalgau - Hof - Bad Ischl - Altaussee - Bad Aussee.

Coming from Vienna, Linz: motorway exit Regau - Bad Ischl - Altaussee - Bad Aussee.

Coming from Graz: Gleinalmtunnel - Liezen - Trautenfels - Bad Mitterndorf - Altaussee - Bad Aussee.
Munich - Salzburg - Attnang-Puchheim - Bad Aussee.

Nurnberg - Passau - Wels - Attnang-Puchheim - Bad Aussee.

Vienna - Linz - Attnang-Puchheim - Bad Aussee.

Bruck an der Mur - Stainach-Irdning - Bad Aussee.





Airports Salzburg, Linz, Graz

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