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Guided tour to special archaeological sites

Bad Mitterndorf

About the offer

For the first time, there is the opportunity to take a tour of special archaeological sites in the area.
This includes, for example, the Roman mining settlement of Michlhallberg with the nonsensical Kira and the gaming stone, or the settlement in the area of the train station in Kainisch, which is evidenced as far back as the Urnfield period.

Requirements

The reservation is made exclusively by phone  at the mobile number: +43 660 883 50 56.

Guided tours can be booked from Monday to Saturday between 09:00 and 15:00. A liability statement, which will be distributed on-site, must be completed before the start of the tour.

Meeting point

Depending on the location, accessibility, inquiries, and weather forecast, the meeting point and timing of the tour will be arranged by phone.

Price information

60.00 euros flat rate for 1 to 5 people, each additional person € 12.00

All fees for admissions and guided tours solely benefit the non-profit local research association Salzkammergut (HEFOSA) as a voluntary financial donation.

More information

For archaeological finds or questions regarding identification, the archaeology guide can be contacted. He is also available as a point of contact for issues related to the legal use of metal detectors or suspicions of illegal treasure hunters.

If you are interested in nature, forests, water, wildlife and plants, or geology, then join the archaeology guide and nature mentor on his tours in the Ausseerland.

About the serviceprovider

In 2025, Ing. Matthias Pointinger expands his role as a NATUR mentor in the Ausseerland to include archaeology. As the curator of the archaeological department at the Kammerhofmuseum Bad Aussee and chairman of the local research association Salzkammergut (HEFOSA), he brings extensive professional experience to this role. His passion for archaeology began in 2001 as a member of the then working group AAS, which developed into the active association HEFOSA in 2018. HEFOSA is dedicated to researching the inner Salzkammergut, focusing on archaeology as well as areas such as history, geology, water, and environment.

Date and time

  • 16 May - 31 October 2025
  • Daily - Starting at 09:00 o'clock

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