SeefeldA wonderful world of water - Austrian National Tourist Office
SeefeldA wonderful world of water - Austrian National Tourist Office
SeefeldA wonderful world of water - Austrian National Tourist Office
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A R R I V E i n S e e f e l d<br />
© TVB Olympiaregion Seefeld<br />
Seefeld is famous for its idyllic<br />
scenery<br />
Family excursion by e-bike to one<br />
<strong>of</strong> the region‘s many lakes<br />
Seefeld region is popular for its<br />
typical local inns with authentic<br />
regional cuisine<br />
Seefeld A <strong>wonderful</strong> <strong>world</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>water</strong><br />
Surrounded by the mountains <strong>of</strong> both the Wetterstein range and the Karwendel<br />
Alpine Park (the largest nature reserve in the eastern Alps), as well as the<br />
Wild Moss protected area, Seefeld is unsurprisingly renowned as an unspoiled<br />
natural idyll where relaxation and enjoyment is around every corner and fresh<br />
Alpine air recharges even the flattest <strong>of</strong> batteries.<br />
What is true for the air is also true for the clear, mountain spring <strong>water</strong> and<br />
there’s nothing more relaxing than a peaceful stroll along an Alpine brook,<br />
or whiling away the morning beside a tranquil mountain lake. Lake Wildsee<br />
is ideal for families who like to relax or enjoy a dip, while the remote Lake<br />
Moserer is a hidden paradise, deep in the forest. Lake Wildmoos and Lake<br />
Lottensee <strong>of</strong>fer an insight into the rarest <strong>of</strong> phenomenon – these lakes drain<br />
themselves periodically and then reappear as if by magic.<br />
With an easygoing e-bike tour, even the not-so-fit can head up high into<br />
the mountains where original Alpine huts <strong>of</strong>fering delicious food and grand<br />
views are waiting to be discovered. If that still sounds like too much effort,<br />
then the train ride to the top provides the same spectacular views over the<br />
high Alpine plateaus.<br />
But it’s not all quiet calm here. Adrenalin junkies can ride the roaring rapids<br />
in a kayak or canoe, or paraglide from a height <strong>of</strong> 2,100m – not for the<br />
faint-hearted. Throughout the region, spectacular bridges and trails have<br />
been hewn from mountain faces, leading hikers over the cascading mountain<br />
streams that roar through the Spirit Gorge – a breathtaking experience<br />
that both children and adults can enjoy. In fact, Seefeld promises an unforgettable<br />
family holiday with experienced childcare supervisors adhering to<br />
a motto <strong>of</strong> ‘fun and games in pure nature’. Attractions such as the Leutasch<br />
Kids’ Park, themed nature trails (like the Bee Experience trail) and, <strong>of</strong> course,<br />
the winter family ski resorts complete an impressive line-up <strong>of</strong> child-friendly<br />
activities.<br />
Back in town, Seefeld’s pedestrian zone is brimming with unlimited shopping<br />
pleasure and a wide range <strong>of</strong> exclusive boutiques where you’ll find the latest<br />
Italian shoe trends, Parisian fashion creations, London’s top brands and<br />
sparkling Swarovski products sit side-by-side with genuine <strong>Austrian</strong> handicrafts.<br />
Traditional Tyrolean hospitality radiates throughout the cosy bed and<br />
breakfasts, spacious holiday apartments and luxury hotels, with a particularly<br />
high concentration <strong>of</strong> five-star hotels in the region.<br />
Seefeld is also conveniently located for trips <strong>of</strong> any length, being close to the<br />
Tyrolean capital Innsbruck (25 minutes’ drive) and Munich (90 minutes).<br />
Information<br />
Olympiaregion Seefeld<br />
T +43 (0)508 80-0, F +43 (0) 508 80-51<br />
region@seefeld.com, www.seefeld.com<br />
www.seefeld.com<br />
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