Campsites in Salzburg
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Sportcamp Woferlgut
Austria, Salzburg, Bruck an der Glocknerstraße
Sportcamp Woferlgut, a family run site, is one of the very best in Austria. It lies in...
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Park Grubhof
Austria, Salzburg, St Martin bei Lofer
Park Grubhof is a beautifully laid out, level and spacious site set in the former...
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Camping Bad Neunbrunnen am Waldsee
Austria, Salzburg, Maishofen
Surrounded by fields on one side and woods on the other, Camping Bad Neunbrunnen is in...
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Oberwötzlhof Camp
Austria, Salzburg, Abtenau
Sitting high among the rolling meadows of a working farm, in the Lammertal Valley is...
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Birkenstrand Camping Wolfgangsee
Austria, Salzburg, St Gilgen
With spectacular views over the Wolfgangsee and the distant mountains, this friendly,...
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Seecamp Neumarkt
Austria, Salzburg, Neumarkt
Surrounded by gentle hills and adorned with trees and flowers, Seecamp is separated...
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Kur Camping Erlengrund
Austria, Salzburg, Bad Gastein
Kur-camping has been run by a friendly Dutch family for ten years and is open all...
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Panorama Camp Zell am See
Austria, Salzburg, Zell am See
A short walk from the southern shore of the Zeller See, this Alpine site is situated...
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Panoramacamping Stadtblick
Austria, Salzburg, Salzburg
Panoramacamping Stadblick is superbly located for visiting Salzburg. From this...
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Camping Hirschenwirt
Austria, Salzburg, St Johann im Pongau
This small site is ideally placed for those wanting a night stop when travelling on...
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Seecamp Zell am See
Austria, Salzburg, Zell am See
The Zeller See, delightfully situated in the south of Salzburg province and near the...
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Camping Nord-Sam
Austria, Salzburg, Salzburg
A small site in the town suburbs, Nord-Sam is very close to the A1 Salzburg-Nord...
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There are many fine examples of Baroque architecture in Salzburg, including the Hellbrunn Castle and Mirabell Palace, as well as numerous churches and squares. Lacing between these impressive buildings are the narrow streets - Getreidegasse the famous shopping street, Judengasse in the Jewish district, and the medieval Steingasse - and the city's green spaces provide a quiet spot for peaceful contemplation.
Besides the spectacular scenery of the lakes, Salzkammergut is home to several spa towns. Bad Ischl retains its imperial charms, having been a tourist destination since the 19th century, and highlights include the Imperial Villa and Kaisertherme, a thermal spa. More crowded is St Wolfgang, starting point of the steam railway Schafbergbahn.