Thermal spa, wine, nature!

Lutzmannsburg is a place with history. It’s the oldest Marktgemeinde in Burgendland (1156). A newly designed place forms the centre of the village. The original buildings are marvellous. One spot for sight-seeing is the ruin of a mediaeval castle (1171-1263).
204 m sea level, 948 inhabitants

...you can go to the thermal spa Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg, do some sports, and many more.

Vintage starts in autumn. Vineyards have been established for over 2000 years. For more information about wine tasting and Tag der offenen Kellertür check out: www.rotweinerlebnis.at

… is the capital city of Austria and a place that combines both tradition and cosmopolitanism.
Historical buildings and modern architecture stand side by side. Original Viennese coffee-houses, hot spots, and modern bars attract young people.

Ideal places for sight-seeing are St. Stephan’s Cathedral and the big wheel in the Prater. More information...

… is the capital and biggest city of Hungary. 1,7 million people live in Budapest (2006). In 1973 the city was founded by the union of the three independent cities Buda, Pest, and Òbuda. Vanished behind the Iron Curtain for a long time Budapest is part of Europe again. Nice pubs not only for students, jazz clubs and discos spread international flair. More information …

… is the capital city of Slovakia. The city is near to the borderlines of Austria, Hungary and the Czech Republic. The distance between Vienna and Bratislava is about 60 km. The beautiful old town is a place to see. More information …

… is the second-largest city of Austria. Graz was European “Kulturhauptstadt” in 2003. More information...

… is the provincial capital of Burgenland. The Haydn festival, the festival of 1000 wines, and Esterházy palace attract many visitors. More information …

… has 2793 inhabitants. The Hungarian name of the village is Felsöpulya. Many people are able to speak Hungarian. More information …

… is a Hungarian city, south-west from the lake Neusiedl. Sopron is a bilingual city with 55.000 inhabitants. The second official language is German. Therefore, Sopron sometimes is called Ödenburg. Sopron is a rising business location. In the 90ies Sopron was a popular city for shopping and, therefore, was given the nickname “Shop-ron”. More information …

… is a city in the west of Hungary near to Austria and has 79.753 inhabitants. In 2000 a tradition from the 60ies has experienced a revival – a historical carnival. The event usually takes place in the end of August and attracts many tourists. Szombathely provides the comforts of every other city: fast food restaurants, supermarkets, shops, and other facilities. The city has emerged to a popular living and shopping place. Many dentists have settled down and offer their medical services (“Zahnarzttourismus”). More information …

… is the next skiing-area. Reachable by car in only 1 hour the Semmering is the ideal place to enjoy winter sports by day and even by night. More information ….