Austria thanks to the richest thermal springs, the purest alpine air, lakes and other natural resources occupies one of the leading places in the European SPA tourism. Here are only the most famous spa resorts and hotels of the country:

The town of Bad Hofgastein is 90 km from Salzburg Airport, next to the Hohe Tauern National Park. On the slope at an altitude of 1000 m, tiny towns and spas are picturesquely scattered. The central one is the Grand Park Hotel.

In a protected area near the town of Bad Gastein there is Hoteldorf Gruener Baum, a mini town that grew out of a hunting lodge built in 1831 for the imperial family. He is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels Association and is famous for the Koesslerhaus spa complex.

In Bad Kleinkirchheim, just around the corner from the Nockberge National Park, lies the Thermal Spa Resort Ronacher.

In the eastern part of Austria, in the village of Blumau, 60 km from Graz, one of the most unusual spa hotels of the country is located: the Rogner Wellness Complex in the 37 hectare zone in the thermal waters area that face the tectonic fault line from Karlsbad in the Czech Republic to Radensk in Slovenia . In the guidebooks it is called simply the caramel palace, crowned with golden domes, and a fairy tale for all five senses.

In Perchach (Lake Wörther See in Carinthia) is the hotel Schloss Seefels, whose spa area covers an area of ​​1000 square meters. m

Again, in Carinthia, at an altitude of 1,763 m above sea level, the three mountain lakes-Turrach-See, Schwarzsee and Grünersee-are dominated by the Hochschober hotel.

In Zell am See, close to Salzburg, there are two spa hotels: the designer Mavida Balance Hotel and the luxurious Salzburgerhof. Seefeld, the former Olympic village, also has two spa hotels: Interalpen Hotel and Astoria. And in Ischgl, guests are expected Trofana Royal.