Location: Malta
Top Things to do in Malta
What to do and see in Malta, Austria: The Best Places and Tips
Malta in Austria, from Europe region, is best know for Dams. Discover best things to do in Malta with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Malta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Lambers2013 - Alfreton, United Kingdom
We stayed in the area for a few days and this place was recommended to us by our hotel.
Using our Karnten Card we got free admission and then took our time taking in all the sights and the wonderful engineering of the roads, tunnels and if course the dam itself.
A truly wonderful place to visit in rain or Sunshine.
2. Porsche Automuseum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Despite the fact that Ferdinand Porsche sr. did most of his work under the nazi cloud and that he clearly was inspired (to say in the least) by the ideas of automobile engineers whose names are long forgotten, it is undeniable that he was one of the greatest automotive engineers of the 20th century. Porsche buffs go automatically to the grandiose Porsche museum in Stuttgart, but it is appropriate that in Gmünd, Carinthia, this private Porsche museum has been founded, because Gmünd is the place were the very first Porsches were built. In this museum some early and rare Porsches can be admired. Porsche is now a grand name in the automotive industry, not only producing cutting edge sports cars, but also the Porsche and Piëch families own the majority of the Volkswagen conglomerate. But here in Gmünd in this small private museum you can taste the humble beginnings. Entrance for a fee, free entrance with the Kärnten Card.
3. Malta High Alpine Road
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By George H - Mechelen, Belgium
Whether you're a keen driver or just want to admire the stunning Alpine views, you'll love the Malta Alpine Road. There's a small toll (per passenger) and off you go. The higher you climb, well it just gets better and better. Spectacular scenery, twisting roads, ancient tunnels, and we stopped off at several spots along the road for photographs, including hiking trails past many spectacular Waterfalls. The adventure continues at the top of the trail where you can cross the vast Kölnbrein Damn. There is literally something for everyone here. Allow at least half a day to enjoy this visit properly.
4. Alte Burg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
After our visit to the restaurant there we explored the rest of the "Alte Burg" but were not impressed. It was claimed that the "Alte Burg was used frequently for theater events, but our impression was one of gloom, dust, overdue maintenance and dilapidated furniture strewn around. Only one part of the building seemed to be used more frequently. A visit of the "Alte Burg" is worth the climb for the view, the restaurant and exploring the nooks and passages of the building, but not more than that.
5. Wasserspielepark Fallbach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By CoupleIsrael - Israel
We have been there tested a and the fall is amassing . What we have discovered is opposite the fall there is a track to see some another smaller falls . The track is not to hard goes through the wood and from every point u can see a different type of falls just great walk in nature.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
This museum is located inside the medieval "Stadtturm" (City Gate) over several floors. These floors are to be reached by staircases only. It is an art museum, with variable themes and artists. When we visited the museum the theme was the work of Albrecht Dürer. Two floors were dedicated to reproductions of Dürer's work, where the copperplate work and the fineness of the lines were astonishing. My favorite was the copperplate of Erasmus. The upper floor was dedicated to originals of Dürer. A very rewarding visit. An entrance fee is levied at the front office. Entrance is free with the Kärnten Card.
7. Eselpark Maltatal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By wrc666 - Athens, Greece
100% cuteness represented. Animal/bird count is over 100, so everybody should be able to find their own favorite. Park is open from mid-April to mid-September, in October open only if the weather is good. Highly recommended.
8. Stadtpfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The Stadtpfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt (Parish Church) is situated in the heart of the medieval center of charming Gmünd. The Parish Church has been built in the 14th century and has been added to and altered over the centuries. Step into the church and admire the altar, pulpit and decorations of the church. I like to direct special attention to the wood carvings. To be recommended.
9. Osnabrucker Hutte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By MXchen - Germany
Vom Parkplatz am Kölnbreinsspeicher (1900 m Höhe) zu einer Wanderung zur Osnabrücker Hütte am Stausee vorbei wandernd starten, ist eine angenehme Lauftour, die ausserdem ein gute Einkehr und Rast bietet.
Das gemütliche Bergsteigerheim liegt am Tauernhöhenweg direkt an der Grenze zum Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. Es bietet im Kranz der Dreitausender über 80 Schlafmöglichkeiten und eine hervorragende Betreuung durch die Hüttenwirtin. Von der Sonnenterrasse blicken Sie direkt in die Gletscherwelt des Hochalmmassivs und zum Gipfel der Hohen Tauern, die Hochalmspitze (3.360 m). Auch das Gipfelkreuz des Ankogels (3.246 m) ist von hier zu sehen.
Bewirtet ist die Hütte je nach Wetterlage von Mitte Juni bis Ende September.
Im ständigen geöffneten Winterraum befinden sich 14 Schlafplätze.
Wir haben aussderdem erfahren, dass die erste Osnabrücker Hütte 1898/99 aus Holz auf dem heutigen Hubschrauberlandeplatz in 2.040 Meter Höhe errichtet und am 24. Juli 1899 eingeweiht wurde. Im Winter 1928/29 habe eine vom Schwarzhorn
abgehende Lawine die Hütte vollständig zerstört.
Die neue Hütte wurde umgehend an ihrem jetzigen Standort in 2.040 Meter Höhe gebaut und am 13. August 1931 eingeweiht.
In den Jahren 1978/79 wurde sie wegen der mit der Entwicklung im Maltatal und der Entstehung des Stausees verbundenen höheren Besucherzahl erweitert. Im
Jahr 2001 wurde ein Trockenraum (teilweise in den Fels gesprengt) errichtet. Ein eigenes Kleinwasserkraftwerk ermöglicht seit 1998 die vollständige Versorgung unserer Hütte mit Elektrizität.
10. Stadtplatz
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Between the "Oberne Turm" (Upper Gate) and the "Stadtturm" (City Gate) in Gmünd, the wide Hauptplatz is situated, the medieval heart of Gmünd. The Hauptplatz is lined with buildings dating back from the Middle ages, and serve now as shops, hotels and restaurants. Don't worry, the character of the buildings have been preserved. When the weather is clement, a good time can be had on one of the outside areas of a hotel or restaurant.
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