The community of Grundlsee in the Styrian Ausseerland offers ideal conditions for a relaxing stay in the Salzkammergut with its natural infrastructure, public facilities, and diverse recreational opportunities.
The municipality of Grundlsee is picturesque nestled in Styria and is considered a landscape jewel of the Ausseerland. With around 152 square kilometers, it ranks among the largest municipalities in Austria and includes several villages, including Bräuhof, Gößl, and Archkogl. The town stretches along Grundlsee, the largest lake in Styria, whose waterfront promenade, bathing areas, and boat landing sites offer a variety of recreational and activity options for both locals and guests.
The tourism infrastructure of Grundlsee is focused on sustainability and regionality. Visitors benefit from easily accessible offerings – both by car via the state road and by public transport.
A bus service regularly connects the municipality with Bad Aussee, while the Schifffahrt Grundlsee seasonally provides special experiences on the water.
For guests arriving by car, paid parking is available in the town center.
The proximity to nature-oriented recreational offerings, the combination of lived tradition and modern hospitality, as well as the integration into one of the most attractive regions of Styria make Grundlsee an ideal starting point for those seeking relaxation, culture enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike.