Bad weather programme: What does the Fuschlseeregion have to offer in rainy weather?
If the weather doesn't play ball on holiday, there's no need to worry. Because there are many activities in and around the Fuschlseeregion that you can do even in rainy weather. Here you will find valuable tips and ideas for a varied bad weather programme near the Fuschlseeregion.
Bad weather programme in the Fuschlseeregion
The sun doesn't shine every day, but even when it hides behind clouds, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the Fuschlseeregion, the Salzkammergut and the city of Salzburg. The following family activities are suitable as a bad weather programme with children and are fun even in rainy weather.
Immerse yourself in the history and customs of the Fuschlseeregion and visit the enchanting doll's house museum in Hintersee, the local history museum in Ebenau or the Mühlgrub smoke house in Hof bei Salzburg. The former Plötzhof prison, which is now a museum, is a little more sombre. An insider tip for car fans is the MANRO Classic car museum in Koppl, where you can admire exclusive vintage cars as well as musical instruments and other antiques.
Feel-good day despite rainy weather: the best wellness experiences in bad weather
In bad weather, swimming pools, thermal spas and day spas offer the ideal opportunity to escape the bad weather and spend a relaxing day in the warmth. In the surrounding area, the sauna world at the Fuschlseebad, the EurothermenResort in Bad Ischl or the Wellnessalm in St. Wolfgang are great places to relax.
For a luxurious day spa, we recommend Ebner's Waldhof in Fuschl am See or the Romantik Hotel Im Weissen Rössl in St. Wolfgang. Both offer a true pampering programme with an exclusive spa area and high-quality wellness treatments.
Eurothermen Resort
Eurothermen Resort
Eurothermen Resort
Fuschlseebad
Fuschlseebad
Fuschlseebad
Ebner's Waldhof by the lake
Ebner's Waldhof by the lake
Ebner's WaldhofA trip to the imperial town of Bad Ischl
In the centre of the Salzkammergut, you will find a varied excursion destination in the imperial town of Bad Ischl, which has plenty to offer even in bad weather. The summer residence of the former Emperor of Austria awaits visitors with open arms, ready to reveal its secrets and stories. A visit to the magnificent imperial villa, the enchanting marble palace and the legendary k&k court confectioner Zauner is an absolute must, regardless of whether the sun is shining or the rain is falling.
Discover the many museums and exhibitions, which offer both treasures from the past and contemporary artefacts. Or stroll through the picturesque streets and be enchanted by the charming shops in Bad Ischl. In 2024, the Salzkammergut, with the banner city of Bad Ischl, proudly bears the title of European Capital of Culture. Under the motto "Culture is the new salt", you can look forward to a fascinating programme full of art and culture.
Stroll through the city of Salzburg
No other city is as famous for its rainy weather as the city of Salzburg. As a guest, you have to experience the "Salzburg Schnürlregen" at least once. But don't worry, the city of Mozart has many indoor sights to offer and awaits you with a colourful cultural programme even outside the festival season.
At the Haus der Natur, families can immerse themselves in the fascinating world of science and nature and spend an educational and fun-filled day.
Numerous experiments and interactive exhibitions inspire young and old alike. At the Salzburg Toy Museum, young children can try out a variety of toys and play, experience and marvel together with other children. But a little outdoor experience is a must: The fortress railway takes you up to Hohensalzburg Fortress. High above the city, you not only enjoy an impressive view of the city of Mozart, but also gain an insight into the history of Salzburg. Children of all ages will be transformed into brave knights and noble damsels in no time at all.
House of nature
House of nature
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Hohensalzburg Fortress
Hohensalzburg Fortress
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Toy museum
Toy museum
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From caves to high-tech: excursion destinations in rainy weather
Hidden deep in the mountains of the Tennengebirge is a wonder of nature - the Eisriesenwelt in Werfen. It is the largest ice cave in the world and a magnificent natural jewel that can also be explored in bad weather. The show mines of the salt mines in Hallstatt and Bad Dürrnberg are among the oldest in the world, with deep tunnels, glittering galleries and the treasures of "white gold". For technology fans, Hangar 7 in the city of Salzburg offers a unique blend of architecture,
modern art and a fascinating exhibition of historic aeroplanes and sleek Formula 1 racing cars from the Flying Bulls.
Use the bad weather programme nearby
If the outdoor excursion falls through, then you are well advised to opt for a suitable bad weather programme nearby. With public transport and the practical Salzburg leisure ticket, you can easily get from the Fuschlseeregion to beautiful sights in the Salzkammergut and the city of Salzburg. This makes even a rainy day in the Fuschlseeregion a special experience.
