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GENERAL INFORMATION MONDSEELAND, MONDSEE-IRRSEE

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Welcome to MondSeeLand, the region around Lakes Mondsee History 04 and Irrsee. MondSeeLand is just a 20-minute drive from the city of Salzburg and is one of the gateways to the Salzkammergut. Pile dwellings: Unesco World Heritage Site 05 Lakes Mondsee and Irrsee are the warmest lakes for bathing in the Salzkammergut region, with water temperatures of up to Unmissable sights 06 27°C/80°F All about MondSeeLand 07 The wide range of leisure activities is one of the region’s great as- sets: we have something for everyone – for families and individual Boat trips on Lake Mondsee 08 guests; for sporting enthusiasts and those in search of peace and relaxation. MondSeeLand has so much to experience, discover and enjoy, not to mention our famous Austrian hospitality. Boat hire 08

We hope you enjoy your stay in MondSeeLand. Swimming / bathing spots 09

Tourismusverband MondSeeLand tourist information team, Sport in MondSeeLand 09 - 11 Mondsee-Irrsee Hiking and hillwalking 11 - 14

Great events 16 IMPRINT: Publisher: Tourismusverband MondSeeLand, Mondsee-Irrsee Pictures: TV MondSeeLand, Oberösterreich Tourismus, Fotografie Schwamberger, Culinary treats 17 Fotostudio Meindl, Foto Weinhäupl, Kuratorium Pfahlbauten Print: Fuchs Druck GmbH All information without guarantee, changes and misprints! Usefull information 18-19

2 3 History Pile dwellings: Unesco World Heritage Site

The history of MondSeeLand stretches back 6000 years. Ruins of settlements In the Mondsee, Attersee and Seewalchen communities, you can now visit were found underwater near the banks of Lake Mondsee near Scharfling, and the new information pavilions on the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE Prehi- a rich array of Neolithic pottery and stone and bone tools were excavated. storic Pile Dwellings around the Alps. The pile dwelling pavilions are free and Scientists and archaeologists interpreted the finds as the remains of a pile open to the public and explain why the archaeological sites have been named dwelling culture, and the term Mondsee culture was coined after the site of on the UNESCO World Heritage list. They tell the story of the inhabitants of the main find. The culture has been roughly dated to a period between 2800 the settlements that now lie under water. Come and find out the answers to and 1800 BC and covers most of Upper Austria and parts of the state of Salz- the most frequently asked questions about the submerged villages, which are burg. More recent research has shown how the rural settlements were later up to 6000 years old. The three pavilions look at the settlements’ story from submerged as the water level of the lake rose. different perspectives, so it is well worth visiting all three sites.

In 748, the Bavarian Duke Odilo of the Agilolfing dynasty founded Mondsee You can combine a walk round the pavilions with a trip to the Austrian Pile Abbey. From then on, the abbey shaped the religious, cultural and economic Dwelling Museum (Pfahlbaumuseum) in Mondsee and the local heritage development of the area, and a distinct cultural landscape emerged. The ab- museums (Heimathäuser) in Vöcklabruck and Schörfling am Attersee, where bey was dissolved in 1791 under Emperor Leopold II. In 1810, Napoleon gran- original artefacts from the Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements are on dis- ted Mondsee to the Bavarian field marshal Karl Philipp von Wrede and what play. Tours of the pavilions can be booked with Mondsee and Attersee tourist had been the abbey became Mondsee Palace (Schloss Mondsee). Mondsee offices and are also offered together with boat trips on the lake. Palace was eventually inherited by the Counts of Almeida. Sold in 1984, it was converted into a hotel, which opened for business in 2001. MORE INFORMATION on the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps and on the pavilions is available at The most famous feature today is the former abbey church, which was gran- www.pfahlbauten.at ted the title of minor basilica by John Paul II in 2005. SITES: Mondsee Pavilion: Promenade/Almeida Park Attersee Pavilion: North promenade/Park Seewalchen Pavilion: Promenade/beside Agerbrücke bridge

Tourismusverband MondSeeLand, Mondsee-Irrsee Tel. +43 6232 2270, www.mondsee.at

4 5 Unmissable sights All about MondSeeLand

MondSeeLand covers the region around Mondsee and Irrsee in the state of Upper Austria. Just beside the border with Salzburg, this is one of the gate- ways to the Salzkammergut. The area’s population is currently around 15,000.

Basilica of St Michael - or: the wedding church from "The Sound of Music" The Basilica of St Michael (Basilika zum Hl. Michael) is Mondsee’s defining landmark and has a fascinating and eventful history. It was built in the 12th century and is one of the largest Gothic churches in Austria; the beautiful baroque interior was created in the late 17th and early 18th century. For the 1957 American musical film "The Sound of Music" starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, the former Benedictine abbey church was the setting for the wedding scene. Many visitors still come today to admire the impressi- ve basilica, or indeed to get married there. The church was granted the status of minor basilica in 2005 and its artistic treasures include works by the baro- que sculptor Meinrad Guggenbichler. The basilica is open daily from 9:00-18:00. Lake Mondsee is surrounded by a beautiful mountain panorama, a paradise Donations of € 1.00/$ 1.00 are requested to help maintain the building. for hikers and hillwalkers. Schober, Drachenwand, Schafberg and Mondsee- berg are just waiting to be climbed. The lake itself has been under private ownership since the 18th century. The entire lake and all its tributaries is also Museum MondSeeLand with the österreichisches Pfahlbaumuseum a European Protected Area. Since 2013, the submerged pile dwellings have Mondseeland Museum and the Austrian Museum of Lake Dwellings. Find out all been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. about Mondsee’s fascinating history and discover the archaeological finds from the area’s pile dwelling culture from over 6000 years ago.

Freilichtmuseum Mondseer Rauchhaus and Bauernmuseum MondSeeLand A fascinating insight into traditional farming life at the “Mondsee Smoke- house” open-air museum and the MondSeeLand Farming Museum.

Salzkammergut Lokalbahnmuseum The famous line from Salzburg to Bad Ischl is sadly history, but it comes to life again at the Salzkammergut Local Railway Museum. Find out about the models used on this much-loved railway and admire the beautifully restored original trains.

Irrseer Heimathaus with the Hans Mairhofer-Irrsee collection and Gartengalerie Irrsee Local Heritage Museum is a treasure trove of art and tradition that takes visitors back in time. Why not take time out to relax and admire the artwork in Lake Irrsee, also known as Zeller See, is true wonder of nature. The entire the garden gallery (Gartengalerie). lake and its marshy banks with their rich flora and fauna have been a strict conservation area for decades. This has largely preserved Lake Irrsee’s natural Stammbaum-Atelier Rosenlechner features. There are designated bathing spots for you to enjoy the warmest Austria’s most extensive genealogy art studio. lake in the Salzkammergut. A cycle trip or hike around Lake Irrsee is a great opportunity to observe rare plants and animals. One highlight is the curlew, For the latest information, prices and opening hours, please visit the bird on the coat of arms of Oberhofen am Irrsee. www.mondsee.at

6 7 Boat trips on Lake Mondsee Swimming / bathing spots

Regular boat trips are run from May to September by the two local Mond- You can swim anywhere in Lakes Mondsee and Irrsee where there is public see boat companies. Visitors can discover the lake up close on one of three access to the water. Access to private bathing areas and to marked nature boats. Alongside the standard lake trip, themed boat trips are also offered: conservation areas is strictly prohibited. for example children’s discoes, full moon trips and children’s boat trips with “Manio Klabautermännlein” – Manio the kobold – on the oldest wooden ves- Bathing areas and open-air pools sel on Lake Mondsee. The boats are available for private charter, for example Alpenseebad Mondsee for company events, private parties or weddings. Special Advent, St Nicholas Seebadstraße 3, 5310 Mondsee Day and Christmas boat trips are also run. Please note that there are no set Tel. +43 (0) 6232 2291 timetables for the boat trips: the time of departure depends on the number May to September from 9:00 (weather permitting) of passengers and information is available from the captain. More information is available from the two boat trip operators: Freibad Oberwang 4882 Oberwang, Tel. +43 (0) 6233 8257 Mid-June to the end of August, 10:00 – 18:00

Public bathing areas Free admission / Charge for parking Tiefgraben, Loibichl, Plomberg and Schwarzindien

Mondsee Schifffahrt Schifffahrt Meindl KG Entry fee / Free parking Familie Hemetsberger Tel. +43 (0) 676 6047644 Zell am Moos and Oberhofen am Irrsee Tel. +43 (0) 664 4934684 www.schifffahrt-mondsee.at www.mondseeschifffahrt.com Bathing with dogs Boat hire For hygiene reasons, dogs are not permitted into the lake in the public or local authority bathing areas. Dogs can access the lake in the following places: Electric boats, rowing boats, pedal boats and sailing boats are available to hire between Plomberg and Scharfling and at Kreuzstein. at Lake Mondsee, as are surfboards, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs).

Segelschule Mondsee Robert-Baum-Promenade 3, 5310 Mondsee Tel. +43 (0) 6232 36092, www.segelschule-mondsee.at Sailing boats, surfboards, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards

Seegasthof & Segelschule Weiße Taube Schwarzindien 69, 5310 St. Lorenz Tel. +43 (0) 6232 2277, www.weissetaube-mondsee.at Sport in MondSeeLand Sailing boats, rowing boats, windsurfing boards and stand-up paddleboards

Mondsee Bootsverleih Hemetsberger MondSeeLand is the perfect place for all sporting enthusiasts. Seebadstraße 1, 5310 Mondsee Tel. +43 (0) 664 4934684, www.mondsee-bootsverleih.at Water sports Electric, rowing and pedal boats Sailing, surfing, kitesurfing, water skiing, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, rowing, tubing and kayaking. Familie Rindberger More information on water sports is available on the following websites: Maierhof 25, 5311 Innerschwand Tel. +43 (0) 6232 2053 www.segelschule-mondsee.at www.weissetaubemondsee.at Rowing boat hire in Zell am Moos, Irrsee www.wasserschizentrum.at “Badebuffet” eatery at the children’s bathing area, 4893 Zell am Moos www.wasserskiclub-mondsee.at Tel: +43 (0) 676 3931361

8 9 Sport in MondSeeLand Sport in MondSeeLand

GOLF CYCLING Leaving the water for dry land, Mondsee is also famous for its two beautiful The region around Mondsee and Irrsee is particularly popular with cyclists. golf courses: Golfclub Drachenwand (9 holes) and Golfclub am Mondsee (18 You can choose a gentle ride, sit back on an e-bike or take the sportier option holes). More information is available from the golf clubs at with a mountain or racing bike – no matter which bike you go for, cycling is the www.gcdrachenwand.at, www.golfclubmondsee.at ideal way to explore MondSeeLand. A well signposted network of cycle paths offers a great introduction to a range of places and landscapes. All gentle, e-bike and mountain bike cycle routes are marked in the “Naturerlebniskarte” outdoor activities map. A separate map of the Salzkammergut-Salzburgerland racing bike routes is available for racing cyclists. Here without a bike? Simply visit one of our hire points: Alpenbike Herzog-Odilo-Str. 52, 5310 Mondsee Tel. +43 (0)6232 36511 , www.alpen-bike.com

Segelschule Mondsee Robert-Baum-Promenade 3, 5310 Mondsee Tel. +43 (0) 6232 36092, www.segelschule-mondsee.at

Edtmayer Reifen GmbH & Co KG Maierhof 2, 5311 Innerschwand CLIMBING Tel.: +43 6232 2068, www.reifen-edtmayer.at Klettersteig Drachenwand A popular excursion is the Drachenwand via ferrata in St. Lorenz. The deman- Fahrradverleih Gierbl Lechnerberg 4, 4893 Zell am Moos am Irrsee ding route has a difficulty level of 60% B, 40% C and at several points D. Please Tel. +43 (0) 6234 7204, Mobil: +43 (0) 680 3030100 note: there are no exit points. Ascent c. 2-3 hours Descent c. 1.5 hours (marked trail). More information is available at Seepension & Camping Nussbaumer www.klettersteig-mondsee.at Grieß 1, 5310 St. Lorenz Tel. +43 (0) 6232 2938, www.nussbaumer-mondsee.com Kletterhalle Mondsee Mondsee climbing centre, complete with bouldering area, opened in Decem- ber 2015. 1280 m² of indoor and outdoor climbing walls. Prices, opening hours, etc. are available at Hiking and hillwalking www.kletterhalle-mondsee.at

A hiker’s dream: 150 km/95 mi of trails just waiting to be explored, with so- TENNIS mething for everyone. Landhotel Eichingerbauer Eich 34, 5310 St. Lorenz Right at the edge of the Alps, we can offer both demanding alpine mountain Tel. +43 (0) 6232 2658, www.eichingerbauer.at hikes and rambles over rolling hills. The greatest challenge is without a doubt Indoor and outdoor courts the Schafberg. You should plan for three to four hours to scale this peak, but the reward at the summit is well worth the effort: a view of almost all the Vitaclub Mondsee lakes in the Salzkammergut. For those who’d rather not start with our “king Prielhofstraße 4, 5310 Mondsee of mountains”, we have created 8 themed Mondseeland trails at all levels Tel. +43 (0) 6232 3513, www.vitaclub.at of difficulty. The routes introduce walkers to our cultural landscape in all its Indoor courts richness and diversity. A great range of signposted walks let you put together your own day’s hiking. Why not explore the Mondseeberg, for example? Our Tennisclub Mondsee tip: take a look at the “Naturerlebniskarte” outdoor activities map to find the Tel. +43 (0) 664 5647580 best route for you. You will find a few suggestions on the following pages. 4 clay courts and clubhouse, May-September, 8:00 – 20:00

10 11 Hiking and hillwalking Hiking and hillwalking

Loop from Forsthaus Wartenfels forester’s lodge up the Schober and the Frauenkopf via the Wartenfels ruin From Winkl to the summit of the Schafberg

Visit the old robber baron castle Wartenfels on the way to the Schober, and This is the simplest route up the Schafberg. return by the Frauenkopf. Starting point: Winkl, near St. Gilgen (car park beside the fire station). Follow PLEASE NOTE: Mountaineering experience required. Do not set off in bad the signs for trail no. 20 (“Wanderweg Nr. 20”) to Schafbergalm mountain weather or if the ground is wet or soft underfoot. pasture. This takes around two hours. You can then either continue along trail no. 20 to the summit of the Schafberg, or take the Schafbergbahn railway to The route starts at Forsthaus Wartenfels. A steep trail leads through the the top. Descent: same route as ascent woods for c. 20 minutes to the ruin. This section is also great for children. From the ruin, follow the trail through the woods as far as the summit of the Schober. Sections of the route are secured with ropes; you must be sure-foo- ted. Once you have taken your fill of the great views from the top, you can Helenenweg trail return to your starting point via the Frauenkopf and another trail. A hike through the wild and romantic Helenental valley to a working mill. Starting from Parkplatz West car park (at the graveyard), turn left towards Hierzenbergerstraße at the flower shop and then follow the Zeller Ache river. At the end of the tarmacked road, enter the AWD site and turn right onto a beautiful and romantic trail. Around a kilometre/half a mile along the trail takes you to your destination: Erlachmühle café and mill.

Tannenweg trail

A beautiful loop with great views of Lakes Mondsee and Irrsee. Drachenwand Starting point: Aussichtsparkplatz II car park. Follow the fir tree symbol. The next half kilometre / a third mile is along the road, then turn left. Follow the road to Ebnatbauern farm. After the farm, keep straight on through the wood One of the most striking mountains in the Mondsee region. toward the Vöckla river as far as the raised hide. Follow the Vöckla to Har- point. In Harpoint, turn left and follow the trail as far as theLindenbauernka - PLEASE NOTE: This route requires mountaineering experience, surefooted- chapel. The route then takes you over farm roads to Lindau. Once you ness and a good head for heights. Some sections of the route must be nego- pelle are through Lindau, cross the road and then turn left again. Follow the trail to tiated with ladders and are secured with ropes. Certain sections are exposed. the Mostschenke Zellgraber pub. Around 200 m/656 ft after the “Zellgraber”, The route should only be attempted in dry weather. turn left at the crossroads and continue for c. 1 km/half a mile along the surfa- Shortly after the starting point at Gasthof Drachenwand, turn right into the ced road as far as the bus shelter on the forest road. The trail goes uphill for a woods and continue as far as the Theklakapelle chapel. Cross the wooden while along the edge of the woodland as far as Auer-Stadl. Just a few minutes bridge and bear right. Follow the „Drachenwand“ signs to the summit. De- will take you back to the path you were on at the beginning. Continue down scent: same route as ascent. the Mondseebergstraße to the starting point at the car park.

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Kolomansberg loop

On the trail of the capercaillie to Austria’s oldest wooden church. Up to 30% discount The route starts at Gasthof-Hochserner, where you can enjoy the first great for 120 attractions! views of Lakes Mondsee and Irrsee. At the former top ski lift station, turn left into the woods. Around an hour’s ascent through unspoilt woodland should take you to Kolomanskirche church, and you can refresh yourself at the sum- Free from three nights in all participating regions. mit from the Kolomansbrunnen spring. The summit is also home to two Aus- trian armed forces radar stations. From Austria’s oldest wooden church, start back along the same trail, but instead of turning right at the crossroads you passed on your way up, keep going straight on to the Kolomanstaferl monu- ment. The route then takes you back along the Hausstättergraben and over the Schusterberg to where you started.

Libellenweg trail

The “Libellenweg” is a gentle walk through Oberhofen am Irrsee. Start at the parish church in Oberhofen – and take the time to explore the church before you set off. From the centre of the village, follow the signs to the south, passing a small wood and over lush meadows. Keep your ears open for a distinctive whistle: this is the call of the curlew, the bird on the Oberhofen coat of arms. Only a very few pairs breed in Austria, but a few in Nordmoor conservation area, which is close by. When the birds ascend, they give a penetrating, fluting call. This is when they are easiest to spot – usually, they are hidden in the high grass. After Nordmoor, turn right along the edge of the woodland along a metalled road towards Höhenroith. Höhenroith offers a great insight into MondSeeLand, in particular its geology. A few kilometres / miles further takes you back to Rabenschwand, and you are soon back where you started in Oberhofen am Irrsee.

Fideler Bauer

Long loop marked with the “hat” symbol. Starting point: Mondsee, Gosaugraben (behind the Basilica). Follow trail no. 3 (“Weg Nr. 3”) Salzkammergut Erlebnis-Card 2016 to Aussichtsparkplatz I car park on the Mondseeberg. Continue to the old high alpine pasture. Descent: continue along trail no. 3 via Riedschwandt to Gasthof Fideler Bauer and on to Oberwang parish church (Oberwanger Pfarrkirche). On the right past the war memorial, the route continues along trail no. 21, Konrad- weg, as far as Konradkirche church. At the church and Kon- radbrunnen spring, trail no. 21 takes you to Bischofer near € 4,90 the motorway and on to Mondsee. Change to trail no. 22, which leads to Unterstabau via the Schußberg, from whe- re you take trail no. 1 down to Mondsee. www.salzkammergut.at For more hiking routes, simply go to www.mondsee.at or look at our “Naturerlebniskarte” outdoor activities map. www.salzkammergut.at erlebnis-card

14 15 Great events Culinary treats

MondSeeLand is host to a whole range of events throughout the year. The Austrian cuisine is known all over the world. Schnitzel, apple strudel and Salz- summer concerts are a popular highlight: weather permitting, Mondsee mar- burger nockerl are just some of the classic highlights. But did you know that ket square hosts live music almost every day in July and August. Local and schnitzel is, in fact, not originally from Austria, or that we never eat schnitzel regional traditional bands and associations for traditional dress perform and with sauce or pasta? Why not let us introduce you to the true culinary tradi- show the best of their repertoire. tions of our country and region.

The highlight of the summer is the annual Lake Festival (Seefest), which is Of course, no culinary trip to Austria is complete without trying schnitzel, but traditionally held on the first weekend of August (the Sunday must be in Au- the dish must be prepared and served properly. Schnitzel must be cooked in gust). For three days, the lakeside meadow (Seewiese) is transformed into a clarified butter, and can be served either with potatoes with parsley or with festival venue and musicians from a whole range of genres perform on the potato salad. A “must have” with schnitzel is lemon, which adds a delicate large festival stage. touch to the final flavour. But as we said, Austrian cuisine does not begin and end with schnitzel. In the lake region, for example, there are wonderful Lovers of chamber music are in for at treat at the “Musiktage Mondsee” music dishes with a whole variety of fish. Gourmets swear by Mondsee whitefish, festival. For a week in late August/early September each year, Mondsee is a fried whole. The restaurants in Mondsee are famous for serving high-quali- centre of classical music. The leading festival performers are the Auryn Quar- ty regional products. Where possible, the focus is on regional producers and tett, and there is a special focus each year on one selected composer. suppliers. As well the great musical events, Mondsee also boasts a range of sporting highlights. Key sporting events include the Mondsee half marathon at the be- MondSeeLand has a great range of cafés, restaurants and other eateries. Why ginning and the “5- Seen Radmarathon” 5-lake cycle marathon at the end of not try the cosily authentic “Jausenstation” serving classic “Brettljause” tradi- June. tional cold snacks, and sometimes homemade bread? Or there are the classic “Gasthaus” with schnitzel etc., traditional restaurants with great rustic fare, Fridays in mid-summer are all about light-hearted entertainment: it’s show and Gault-Millau establishments offering gourmet cuisine. Have we whetted time for the water ski show. Spectacular figures, curious costumes and much your appetite? If you’re having trouble choosing, simply ask one of our staff more make for a great evening out. and we can help you select the right restaurant.

Visitors can experience farming traditions at the annual farmers’ market on Bon appetit! the third Sunday of September. Discover regional products, musical entertain- ment, exhibitions of agricultural machinery and a whole lot more.

The region host over another 1,500 events each year, organised by the gre- at range of traditional associations. Discover the great festivals and fairs in the towns and villages of the region. Guests are warmly invited to all local festivals.

The year draws to a quiet, contemplative but festive close with Advent in Mondsee. The popular Christmas market is held on each of the four weekends in Advent. Sample a range of culinary treats and listen to the wonderful Christ- mas music in front of the picturesque basilica. Visitors who love crafts will find just the Christmas presents they’re looking for in the Gothic cloisters of the former Benedictine abbey of Mondsee. Everything from hand-crafted felts and ceramics to Christmas goodies are on sale, and the market is all about local products and authenticity.

16 17 WiFi How to get here

Free WiFi is available to visitors in the following places BY CAR Coming from Germany – with a motorway vignette: • Marktplatz market square, Kirchenvorplatz square in front of the Autobahn A8 (Munich-Salzburg), cross the border at Walserberg onto church and Karlsgarten gardens the Westautobahn A1 motorway for Salzburg and Vienna. Continue • Seepromenade towards Vienna and take the Mondsee exit. • Alpenseebad lake bathing and Salzkammergut Local Railway Museum • Bauernmuseum (Farming Museum) and the Mondsee Smokehouse From Germany without a motorway vignette: Open-Air Museum A8 motorway (Munich-Salzburg), Bad Reichenhall exit. At the rounda- • Coach terminal bout, take the 2nd exit for Freilassing (B20) and turn right over the border. Continue along the Munich trunk road (Bundesstraße) and It’s simple: go to your device settings and select “Free-WiFi Mondsee” under Ignaz Harrer Straße for Salzburg. Follow the road until Salzburg Gnigl WiFi, and accept the conditions of use on the homepage. and then continue along the B1 (Linzer Bundesstraße) for Eugendorf. In Eugendorf, turn right after the third roundabout onto Thalgauer Landsraße L103 for Thalgau-Mondsee. Useful telephone numbers From Austria: From Vienna, take the Westautobahn A1 motorway – Mondsee exit. From Kärnten, take the Tauernautobahn A10 motorway (please note: additional toll payable at the Tauern road tunnel) for Salzburg. At the Salzburg interchange, take the Westautobahn A1 motorway for Vienna – Mondsee exit.

WITH THE POSTBUS The best postbus connections to MondSeeLand leave from Salzburg main station. Please simply contact us if you would like us to send you the timetables. You can also check the connections online at www.postbus.at and www.sv-info.at.

BY TRAIN The MondSeeLand region has its own railway station in Oberhofen am EUROPEAN TOURISMUSVERBAND Irrsee. The best connections are, however, with the postbus to Mond- EMERGENCY CALL 112 MONDSEELAND, see from Salzburg main station. Detailed information on connections MONDSEE-IRRSEE is available online at www.oebb.at and www.bahn.de. POST OFFICE Postamt Mondsee Dr.-Franz-Müller-Straße 3 5310 Mondsee BY AIR: Franz-Kreutzberger-Straße 3 Salzburg Airport W.A. Mozart is just outside the city of Salzburg. Bus Tel. 0043 (0)05 77677-5310 Tel. +43 6232 / 2270 Fax +43 6232 / 2270 22 line 2 will take you to Salzburg main station, where you can get post- bus number 140 to Mondsee. www.salzburg-airport.com TAXI E-Mail: [email protected] MUSTIS TAXI www.mondsee.at Tel. 0043 (0)664 111 10 22 VIGNETTE: Vignettes (toll stickers) are mandatory for motorcycles, cars, buses and PURA-LEHRL lorries on all Austrian motorways and expressways (Schnellstraßen). Tel. 0043 (0)664 220 00 22 Vignettes are available at all motorway border crossings into Austria and at petrol stations.

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DISTANCES TO MONDSEE Munich 170 km/106 mi, Linz 100 km/62 mi, Vienna 270 km/168 mi, Graz 250 km/155 mi, Salzburg 30 km/19 mi, Klagenfurt 250 km/155 mi, Innsbruck 190 km/118 mi

Tourismusverband MondSeeLand, Mondsee-Irrsee Dr.-Franz-Müller-Straße 3, 5310 Mondsee Tel. +43 6232 / 2270, Fax +43 6232 / 2270 22 E-Mail: [email protected], www.mondsee.at

Publisher of the information broshure: Tourismusverband MondSeeLand, Mondsee-Irrsee