Location: Seeboden
Top Things to do in Seeboden
Top 10 Things to do in Seeboden, Austria
Seeboden in Austria, from Europe region, is best know for Other Outdoor Activities. Discover best things to do in Seeboden with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Seeboden
1. Millstatter See
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Djurdjica_Remenar - Zagreb, Croatia
The weather was nice when we went on a boating trip at Millstatter See, for one hour (complete tour is 2 hour) and we enjoyed it. We boarded at Millstatt boat station. We left our car close to the boat station at the parking which was free of charge.
The ship arrived according to timetable. The staff of the boat were very helpful. We took coffie and it was good and with reasonable price. The trip was very nice and relaxing. The view from the boat to the Mountains is priceless. After it we took a short walk in the city park and old town. Very nice place for visit, I recommend it.
2. Bonsaimuseum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Qamer_Zia - Frankfurt, Germany
Our first close interaction with these passionately grown miniature trees. People working there are very friendly as we were received with a welcome and were given a 5 minutes introduction (language: English or German) to the art of Bonsai including history and prices etc. They have a good variety of Bonsai and it was lovely to see them all. There are some parking slots available in a small ground as soon as you leave the main road (its the backside of the museum) and probably 2-3 slots are available in front of the museum.
3. Drautal Perle Aqua Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Activities SWIMMING FUN THE DRAUTALPERLE'S WATER WORLDS guarantee fun and adventure for the whole family in a modern environment. Take a lightning-fast ride on our 60 meter black-hole waterslide, boldly tackle our climbing net, or would you rather splash around at the waterfall? The architecture well worth seeing, the water temperature between 28 and 33 degrees celsius, and a varied toddler- and children's bathing area guarantee a unique experience. SPORTS AND COMPETITION On a separate level, professional athletes, triathletes, sports clubs and groups can resort to an ideal training location: the sports pool and swimming channel with 25 meters length each. The junior- and school athletes can witness the world of high-performance sport eyeball to eyeball from the adjacent training lanes. WELLNESS ARMIN JELINEK and his feel good - massage team offer you extraordinary massages and therapies from all over the world. The wellness area comprises a whirlpool and block sauna with a spectacular view, steam-, brine-, herbal and Finnish sauna, caldarium and infrared cabin. Forget the outside world in the relaxation room, immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the aquarium that constitutes its central element. Listen to music on headphones or read a book on the comfortable loungers. Culinary pleasures are guaranteed by the sauna-bar that provides snacks and drinks. CUISINE Panorama - the restaurant - discovers dishes that leave no wish unfulfilled, locations to celebrate feasts and a team that anticipates your every wish.
Reviewed By LauraValensi - London, United Kingdom
There are two pools for swimming, one with lanes for professional swimmers, another one for everyone else. Kids can enjoy themselves in a separate pool with a water slide and monkey bars. Around the pools are loungers for relaxing. Entrance fee is reasonable, a daily ticket for swimming is about 9 euros and for another 9 the sauna facilities can be used. But be aware that the sauna area is strictly nudist. A small bistro offers a variety of food, pizza, schnitzel, toasts but we had to wait more than one hour to get an available table.
4. Goldeck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
A spacious parking lot with free parking is attached to the base station of the Goldeck Cable Car. The ride with the Cable Car is for a fee; holders of the Kärnten Card get free admission. The Cable Car consists of two legs; halfway a transfer to the second leg is necessary. In our case the timing was perfect. The second car was waiting when we got out of the first car. At the summit a restaurant is included in the Cable Car station. Silence and clean air make this a good spot for a bit of meditative walking; however, it was a bit cloudy so spectacular views were not to be had that day. But the views from the Cable Car over the Drau Valley made up for that. To be recommended.
5. Castle Sommeregg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Medieval adventure restaurant, knights' meal for 10 persons and more, great medieval tournaments with medieval market for 3 weeks in August.
Reviewed By Kristina B - Mojstrana
I visited the sight with my family. The purpose of our visit was to see the knights performance. Although the narrator speaks only in German (I understand a few words) it was not difficult to understand the story. Knights on horses performed some stunning acts and alltogether it was a nice experience. In front of the arena there was a middle-age market, but there were not many interesting things to buy. We didn't go up to the castle itself. There is a torture museum.
6. Museum Fuer Volkskultur - Schloss Porcia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Museum "Schloss Porcia" is an interesting museum, situated in the heritage building in the center of Spittat a/d Drau. Schloss Porcia was built in the 16th century for a wealthy family, the Salamanca-Ortenburg. In the 17th century the Porcia family took over the Castle and gave it the current name. Today, the museum of Folk Culture is situated in Porcia Castle. Parking the car is possible in the court of Porcia Castle (through the gate in the wall). Parking costs are € 2,50 for three hours, enough time for a visit. The exhibition is divided in several sections. The castle is built around a large hall, which is apparently used for artistic Performances. Firstly, you are decanted into a room onto a large map of Carinthia (actually satellite photos), where you can cover Carithia in a couple of steps. Further along the tour leads through several rooms, where different aspects of Carinthian life in the past centuries are exhibited. You will pass a school room, a shop and, as an interesting detail, a showcase, where the Austrian product "Matador" was shown. Matador is really "Meccano" in wood, instead of metal. A difficult stone staircase leads to the enormous attic, where a hodgepodge of stuff from Carinthia history is exhibited, sometimes together with a TV-screen with audiovisual explanation. This brings me to the main complaint about the museum: Most of the screens were malfunctioning or simply were on black. Museum "Schloss Porcia" is interesting, without the quality that makes it worth a detour. An entrance fee is levied; entrance is free with the Kärnten Card.
7. Granattor
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Manuel a - Montevideo, Uruguay
A most wonderful walk to the top of the mountain to enjoy the Granattor and the views down to Millstatt lake. If you are lucky to have good weather, then it is an awesome experience.
8. Torture Museum at Castle Sommeregg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Enter the Middle Ages! Be present at a burning of witches, face executioners or commiserate with your pilloried forefathers and watch the tortures in the dungeons. Middle Europe’s biggest torture museum with more than 100 true-to-original exhibits combines information with scary facts. Special Exhibitions from Amnesty International! Tipps: Medieval adventure restaurant, knights’ meal for 10 persons and more, great medieval tournaments with medieval market for 3 weeks in August.
Reviewed By lumidobri - Bucharest
If you are in the neighborhood, you can visit the Torture Museum, in Sommereg Burg. The place contains the illustrative history of torture (from the middle age), with mannequins (scary!). They say it's the biggest torture museum from the central Europe. After the visit you can relax on the Terrace and eat a snack or drink a coffee and enjoy the view. At the entrance is also a souvenir shop.
9. Stadtpark Center Spittal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Helen_Bray12 - Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
The reason I love this place in the summer is the big Fountain and the food. The spaghetti is an all time personal favourite and the ice creams are fabulous. The prices are very reasonable and the shops all around are very well constructed. I love this area very much and can't wait to go there again!
10. Schluchtweg Millstatt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Luigino G
Grande bellissima passeggiata in mezzo a boschi con sentieri che attraversano torrenti. Si respira e ci si rigenera. Meglio se un po' attrezzati con scarponcini
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