Places to visit in Burgenland
There is plenty to discover around Bad Tatzmannsdorf in southern Burgenland: nature reserves and vineyards, historic castles and palaces, as well as regional specialities and unique places. Many of these are within easy reach of the AVITA Resort and make you want to explore the region whilst enjoying your wellness holiday.
Burgenland Card
Discover even more of Burgenland: as a guest at the AVITA Resort, you’ll receive the Burgenland Card free of charge for the duration of your stay. This allows you to enjoy free or discounted access to numerous attractions and leisure activities in Burgenland.
Places of interest around Bad Tatzmannsdorf
Naturpark Weinidylle
Meadows, fields, floodplain forests and ancient oak groves characterise the varied landscape of this idyllic wine-growing region. Small-scale vineyards and romantic wine cellar lanes are also typical of the region. Among the special places to visit are the Heiligenbrunn wine cellar district, Maria Weinberg and the Moschendorf Wine Museum.
Naturpark Raab – Örsèg – Goricko
In the border triangle of Austria, Hungary and Slovenia, diverse cultures and landscapes come together. Themed walking trails wind their way through the nature park, whilst regional specialities such as Uhudler or freshly pressed apple juice round off the day out.
Naturpark Geschriebenstein-Írottkö
A large forested area stretches out around the Geschriebenstein, the highest point in Burgenland. Orchard meadows, dry grasslands, vineyards and fruit orchards add to the diversity of the landscape in the southern part of the nature park.
Willersdorfer Schlucht
The Willersdorf Schlucht stretches from Willersdorf near Oberschützen towards the tri-border area between Burgenland, Lower Austria and Styria. The Willersbach stream flows through this unspoilt area, whilst the Bernsteiner Mountains lie immediately adjacent.
Freilichtmuseum Bad Tatzmannsdorf
The Bad Tatzmannsdorf Freilichtmuseum is situated right next to the AVITA Resort grounds. Original residential and farm buildings dating from the late 18th to the early 20th century offer an insight into life in Burgenland in days gone by. The buildings can be visited independently or as part of a guided tour.
Burg Bernstein
The historic Bernstein Castle is now run as a hotel. As part of a guided tour, which must be booked in advance, visitors can view the gardens, the Knights’ Hall and the chapel, amongst other things. There is a café with an outdoor seating area in the castle courtyard.
Friedensburg Schlaining
Schlaining Castle in Stadtschlaining has a long history and is now a special venue for culture and peace work. Highlights include the keep, the castle chapel, the knights’ hall and the landscaped moat.
Burg Güssing
Perched atop an extinct volcanic cone overlooking the Strem Valley stands Burgenland’s oldest castle. A museum housing more than 5,000 exhibits and a bell tower open to the public, offering sweeping views, make it a special place to visit.
Enjoy Southern Burgenland
Apples, pears, free-range geese, marsh oxen, herbs and the traditional Uhudler wine characterise the culinary diversity of Southern Burgenland. Local producers invite visitors to tastings, tours and, in some cases, workshops.
The Wine-Filled Idyll of Southern Burgenland
Austria’s smallest wine-growing region is renowned for its unique soils, varied landscapes and wines full of character. From the Eisenberg via Deutsch-Schützen to the Csaterberg and along the Pinkatal Wine Route, Southern Burgenland is a delight to explore.
The Uhudler
Uhudler is one of the best-known specialities of southern Burgenland. Its intense aroma is reminiscent of wild strawberries or blackcurrants. As well as wine, the grapes are also used to make Uhudler frizzante, jams and tea.
Naturpark Weinidylle
Meadows, fields, floodplain forests and ancient oak groves characterise the varied landscape of this idyllic wine-growing region. Small-scale vineyards and romantic wine cellar lanes are also typical of the region. Among the special places to visit are the Heiligenbrunn wine cellar district, Maria Weinberg and the Moschendorf Wine Museum.
Naturpark Raab – Örsèg – Goricko
In the border triangle of Austria, Hungary and Slovenia, diverse cultures and landscapes come together. Themed walking trails wind their way through the nature park, whilst regional specialities such as Uhudler or freshly pressed apple juice round off the day out.
Naturpark Geschriebenstein-Írottkö
A large forested area stretches out around the Geschriebenstein, the highest point in Burgenland. Orchard meadows, dry grasslands, vineyards and fruit orchards add to the diversity of the landscape in the southern part of the nature park.
Willersdorfer Schlucht
The Willersdorf Schlucht stretches from Willersdorf near Oberschützen towards the tri-border area between Burgenland, Lower Austria and Styria. The Willersbach stream flows through this unspoilt area, whilst the Bernsteiner Mountains lie immediately adjacent.
Freilichtmuseum Bad Tatzmannsdorf
The Bad Tatzmannsdorf Freilichtmuseum is situated right next to the AVITA Resort grounds. Original residential and farm buildings dating from the late 18th to the early 20th century offer an insight into life in Burgenland in days gone by. The buildings can be visited independently or as part of a guided tour.
Burg Bernstein
The historic Bernstein Castle is now run as a hotel. As part of a guided tour, which must be booked in advance, visitors can view the gardens, the Knights’ Hall and the chapel, amongst other things. There is a café with an outdoor seating area in the castle courtyard.
Friedensburg Schlaining
Schlaining Castle in Stadtschlaining has a long history and is now a special venue for culture and peace work. Highlights include the keep, the castle chapel, the knights’ hall and the landscaped moat.
Burg Güssing
Perched atop an extinct volcanic cone overlooking the Strem Valley stands Burgenland’s oldest castle. A museum housing more than 5,000 exhibits and a bell tower open to the public, offering sweeping views, make it a special place to visit.
Enjoy Southern Burgenland
Apples, pears, free-range geese, marsh oxen, herbs and the traditional Uhudler wine characterise the culinary diversity of Southern Burgenland. Local producers invite visitors to tastings, tours and, in some cases, workshops.
The Wine-Filled Idyll of Southern Burgenland
Austria’s smallest wine-growing region is renowned for its unique soils, varied landscapes and wines full of character. From the Eisenberg via Deutsch-Schützen to the Csaterberg and along the Pinkatal Wine Route, Southern Burgenland is a delight to explore.
The Uhudler
Uhudler is one of the best-known specialities of southern Burgenland. Its intense aroma is reminiscent of wild strawberries or blackcurrants. As well as wine, the grapes are also used to make Uhudler frizzante, jams and tea.
Burgenland’s largest spa resort
Bad Tatzmannsdorf is the largest spa and thermal resort in Burgenland and boasts a long tradition. The first documented mention of bathing activities dates back to 1620. To this day, carbonated medicinal water, therapeutic peat and thermal water characterise this renowned spa town. Nestled amongst the rolling hills of southern Burgenland, Bad Tatzmannsdorf offers a unique blend of relaxation, nature and wellness.
Thermal water from a depth of 896 metres
The mineral thermal water is the youngest of Bad Tatzmannsdorf’s three natural treasures. It rises to the surface from a depth of 896 metres at a temperature of 34 °C. At the AVITA Resort, you can enjoy this soothing water in pools of varying temperatures. There is also a sauna area, a spa and spacious relaxation areas.
