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Bad Ischl: The Salzkammergut's secret capital

Bad Ischl is an imperial city, spa town and in 2024, it will be the focal point of the European Capital of Culture Bad Ischl Salzkammergut 2024. The symbiosis of architecture, culture and tradition reflect the history and artistic diversity of the town - pointing the way into the future. Bad Ischl’s beauty and relaxing effect has been appreciated by holiday makers for centuries – spearheaded by Emperor Franz Franz Joseph.

Architecture in Bad Ischl

Bad Ischl’s architecture is a mix of historic buildings, traditional Alpine architecture, and influences from various eras. The city by the river Traun is also considered the birthplace of the "Sommerfrische," a summer holiday that takes you out of the city to enjoy the cooler climate of the mountains. The trend was started when Emperor Franz Joseph I. and Empress Sisi went there on holiday and were copied first by members of the aristocracy, then industrial magnates and finally the bourgeoisie.

Hotels, coffee houses, casinos, and promenades were built to be the new playground for Austria’s high society and onlookers from all over Europe. Many artists, such as Anton Bruckner , Johannes Brahms and Franz Lehár, discovered the magic of a summer holiday in the countryside as well. These holiday makers built fantastic villas for themselves and it is these buildings that dominate the face of the town to this day.

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Architectural Highlights

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Anton Bruckner’s unusual composition style still influences the music world of today. In 2024, Upper Austria will celebrate his 200th birthday with an impressive program.

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Were did it all start.

With the emperor, of course. His parents had remained childless for a long time until they travelled to Bad Ischl to bathe in the healing saline waters. Soon after, Franz Joseph was born. This basically made him a son of Bad Ischl and he spent 83 out of his 86 summers there.

Of course, an emperor never travelled alone. The longer Franz Joseph reigned, the larger the entourage became that accompanied him on his summer holiday. At some point, seemingly half of Vienna relocated to Bad Ischl for the summer months. “In Ischl, I always feel as though the surrounding mountains are some kind of decoration that someone draped around Vienna’s Ringstrasse Boulevard,” said satirist Karl Kraus. By then, the small Bad Ischl had turned into an imperial spa town.

The emperor seems to have loved Bad Ischl mostly because of the surrounding nature. He used to leave town in the early morning to roam the surrounding mountains and enjoy the hours when he was - finally - free from any obligations.

The fact that there are over 1000 hunting trophies mounted on the walls of the imperial villa has probably less to do with the thrill of the hunt than the opportunity for freedom which every single hunting expedition provided.

The Imperial Villa ( Kaiservilla ) in Bad Ischl is so large that in many other places, it might be called a palace. The furniture is surprisingly comfortable and one gets the impression the villa’s inhabitants just left for a daytrip that morning and will be back in the evening. Even the desk in the study seems as if someone had just left it for a brief break. This is where the emperor wrote the manifesto „An meine Völker!“, to declare the war on Serbia which ended in a catastrophe for Europe.

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Bad Ischl Trivia

Bad Ischl lies in the province of Upper Austria - east of the SalzburgerLand and in the heart of the Salzkammergut.

The river Traun flows through Bad Ischl.

Bad Ischl is a well-known spa- and imperial town. In 2024, it will be European Capital of Culture.

From July until August, visitors enjoy performances at the Lehár Festival .

The Kaisertage are held around August 18, the emperor’s birthday.

Outdoor enthusiasts can join the Kaiserlauf in September.

For more information on all events in Bad Ischl, click HERE .

Information on sustainable culture and city holidays

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Imperial Getaway: 7 Things to do in Bad Ischl in the Lake District

Bad Ischl feels to me like the capital of the Salzkammergut Lake District. It isn’t. The Lake District extends over the provinces of Salzburg Land and Upper Austria, all the way from Salzburg to Hallstatt, and of course does not have a capital. But Bad Ischl was the summer resort town for the Habsburg emperor during most of the 19th century and up until the first world war and still has a strong imperial vibe to it.

Also, Bad Ischl is different from the other Lake District towns and villages in that it does not have a lake, but Bad Ischl is a city rich in history and culture. Therefore, there are lots of things to do in Bad Ischl. The abundance of culture has also spilled over into the culinary arts with the world-famous confectionery Zauner or into the spa culture since that’s what Bad Ischl was already about under Emporer.

To me, Bad Ischl served as a hub for exploring other places in the Salzkammergut, since in Bad Ischl you, other than in Hallstatt or other smaller places, you can find budget accommodation. In this article, you will find out about all the worthwhile things to do in Bad Ischl as well as in the surroundings.

1. Bad Ischl Kaiservilla

If you are into history, the visit to the Kaiservilla, the imperial residence, is one of the obligatory things to do in Bad Ischl. The villa was a wedding gift to emperor Franz Josef I on the occasion of his marriage to Elisabeth from Bavaria, better known as Sissi. The residence was described by emperor Franz Josef as “heaven on earth” and extensively used, especially during the summers, before the declaration of war was signed there in 1914 which ultimately sealed the downfall of the Habsburg monarchy.

The residence is still owned by the descendants of Franz Josef, who live in half of the house while the other half and the large garden are open to visitors. I once met one of them in the garden. As I was equipped with large lenses, he mistook me for a paparazzi and wanted to see my pictures before he began to ramble about the trees and the soil in the garden.

The interior of the villa can only be visited on a guided tour on which photographs are unfortunately prohibited. All the interior furnishings from the hundreds of vows hanging on the wall to the desk where Franz Josef signed the declaration of war are still present in the original. I have never visited a place where you get a better idea of what the Habsburg monarchy must have been.

Opening Times: In November and December, the Kaiservilla is only open on the weekends, and in January, February and March it’s not open at all. The rest of the year the Kaiservilla grounds are open but the tours are not always on. Visit the Kaiservilla website to find out if the tours are taking place when you are there.

Tickets: There are tickets for the Kaiservilla with and without the tour, but as I mentioned, you can only see the interior of the villa on the guided tour, so it is highly recommended. Tours start every hour and take about 45 minutes.

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• Jainzen 38, 4820 Bad Ischl
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• Visit the Kaiservilla Website

2. Salzkammergut Spa: Eurotherme Bad Ischl

Bad Ischl is a historic thermal spa town. It became popular among the elite of the Habsburg empire including the empower himself because of one man, doctor Wirer who praised the healing effects of Bad Ischls water. Nowadays we are not that convinced anymore but nowadays Bad Ischl features a high-end spa whos positive effects for body and soul we don’t doubt. Now, Bad Ischl is only one of many places in Austria that offers a great spa experience, but if you are thinking about dropping out for a day to enjoy the Sauna, the pools, and a massage, it’s up at the top with the best spa places in Austria.

The Eurothermen Resort is right in front of the train station Bad Ischl, in the central location, which is especially convenient since Bad Ischl is a hub for travel all over the Salzkammergut area. The Bad Ischl therme is an actual resort, so you could even book your accommodation at the spa but that’s a bit pricey. The entrance fee for the spa at €24,50 (in 2022) for the whole day, however, is moderate compared to other spa places in Austria. You could of course also get a 4-hour ticket and relax in the evening after roaming around town or the surroundings.

• Voglhuberstraße 10, 4820 Bad Ischl
• +4361322040
• Visit the Eurothermen Bad Ischl Website

3. Bad Ischl Katrin – Bad Ischl Cable Car

Whenever possible I like to see the places I visit from above. In Bad Ischl, you have serial options to do so and the Katrin Cable Car might be the best one. In 15-minutes the historic cable car from the 1950s takes you to 1400 meters above sea level which is almost 1000 meters above the altitude of Bad Ischl.

The valley station of the cable car is located about 2 kilometers outside of Bad Ischl. The best way to get there is on foot which takes you about 20-30 minutes. Here you will find the prices and the timetable for the cable car .

If a hike is on your personal list of things to do in Bad Ischl, you can also just hike the Katrin mountain. The starting point for a hike is the same. You start the hike at the valley station of the cable car and it takes you about 2-3 hours to climb the 1000 meters in altitude. That is exhausting, especially if you aren’t used to hiking, but if it gets to be too much, you can always take the cable car down instead of hiking.

• Kaltenbachstraße 62, 4820 Bad Ischl
• +43613223788
• Visit the Katrin Cable Car Website

4. Siriuskogl

From Bad Ischl, the mountain or hill I would choose to hike is Siriuskogl. It was originally named Hundskogel (dogs hill) and only given a more attractive name as summer resorts in the Salzkammergut arose: Sirius is the main star of the constellation Great Dog.

There are countless hiking routes in the surroundings of Bad Ischl, but Siriuskogel is more of a hill than a mountain and close enough to the village to have a great view over the town. If you would like to embark on a real hike, you might rather want to consider Katrin mountain, the one from the previous thing to do in Bad Ischl. Siriuskogel is actually only 100 meters in altitude but could also be reached by cable car.

The cable car, however, at least for a while was only used for the restaurant at the Siriuskogelwarte, the tower that’s visible from everywhere in town. The restaurant, if you would like to time your easy hike from Bad Ischl accordingly is really good and recommended.

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• Visit the Siriuskogel Website (German only)

5. Coffee and Zaunerstollen at k.u.k. Konditorei Zauner

 Places like Vienna, Salzburg, and Linz had and still have k.u.k. confectionary shops (Konditoreien). What does that mean? k.u.k. stands for “kaiserlich und königlich”, imperial and royal, referring to the Habsburg monarchy. These places were Habsburg certified meaning they were the only ones allowed to serve sweets to the imperial court. Since the Habsburg emperor spent his summers in Bad Ischl, Bad Ischl of course needed one of these Confectionaries.

Therefore, Coffee and Cake is not just an option but should be on every traveler’s list of things to do in Bad Ischl. The choice of the cake is also simple at Konditorei Zauner. One of the creations of that specific pastry shop is called Zaunerstollen. Among the ingredients in Zaunerstollen are nougat, hazelnuts, chocolate, and more. Zaunerstollen is served in small pieces, but it is so hearty that a single small slice is enough to satisfy a glutton. Konditorei Zauner offers a traditional Austrian coffeehouse experience with its stunning interior and relaxed vibe. If you would like to know what Austrian coffee houses are like, I recommend this article on the Free Walking Tour Salzburg’s Blog .

• Pfarrgasse 7, 4820 Bad Ischl
• +436132 23310
• Visit the Konditorei Zauner Website

6. Bad Ischl Walking Tour

While the Kaiservilla, the spa, the Cable Car, and the Coffee at Zauner are obvious things to do in Bad Ischl, there are many small details that are not exactly things to do but rather things to notice. Even though you can head straight to Eurothermen or the emperor’s mansion from the train station, it is recommended to explore every corner of the town of Bad Ischl.

As you explore the city, pay attention to the architecture, such as the Postoffice, the Trinkhalle, the Leharvilla, the Kongress & Theaterhaus, and more. They all bear witness to the unique history of the place. If you have been to Vienna and think about the architecture, you will notice that Bad Ischl is like the countryside equivalent to that. Here is our self-guided walking tour of Bad Ischl with a suggested route, stops, and information about the things to see in Bad Ischl.

7. Taking a day trip from Bad Ischl

Bad Ischl is often visited on a day trip from Salzburg. Most often Bad Ischl is not even visited on a day trip, but Hallstatt is usually the final destination and Bad Ischl just serves as a transfer point. Bad Ischl, however, can also serve as a great hub for day trips to the surroundings of Salzkammergut villages.

You can find budget accommodations in Bad Ischl, as opposed to Hallstatt or other smaller, more popular places. I used Bad Ischl several times as a hub to explore the surroundings. Hallstatt, for example, would take you almost three hours from Salzburg, but staying in Bad Ischl lets you reach it in 20-40 minutes.

Salzburg works very well for day trips, however, if your day trips are focused on the Salzkammergut, then staying in Bad Ischl is a clear advantage. With Bad Ischl, you can access Lake Wolfgangsee, Hallstättersee, but also other lakes like Traunsee which would not only take longer but also be more difficult to reach from Salzburg. Here are a few ideas on day trips to take from Bad Ischl:

• Day Trip to Hallstatt : Hallstatt is the most popular place in the Lake District and one of the most popular places in Austria overall. Hallstatt is known as the most photographed village in Europe and the Chinese even created a replica of Hallstatt in the province of Guangdong. Bad Ischl would anyway be your transit point when coming to Hallstatt from Salzburg but when staying in Bad Ischl, you only take the last part of the journey by either bus 542 and 543 or by train and boat.
• Day Trip to Sankt Wolfgang : Sankt Wolfgang is a typical Salzkammergut village and one of my favorite places in the Salzkammergut Lake District. In Sankt Wolfgang, there is also one of my favorite activities in the Lake District which is the Schafbergbahn, a steam train taking you to 1800 meters of altitude. From Bad Ischl, it only takes you half an hour with a direct bus. If you are heading to Sankt Wolfgang, here is an article on things to do in Sankt Wolfgang on the Free Walking Tour Salzburg Blog .
• Day Trip to Gmunden : Gmunden on Traunsee is just another example of places that can easily be reached from Bad Ischl. It only takes 40 minutes to reach Gmunden on a direct train from Bad Ischl.

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Emperor Franz Josef I. was known for his good taste. Ultimately, large cities have his beautiful spirit to thank for the fact that they are still today so marvellously imperial. Just like Bad Ischl, the cultural heart of the Salzkammergut.

Bad Ischl is known as a charming small town and as the cultural centre of the Salzkammergut. The pretty alleys invite you to stroll through and enjoy, and while you walk in the footsteps of Emperor Franz Josef, feel yourself immediately transported back in time to the turn of the century. Bad Ischl is also popular as a traditional health resort with a keen sense of the Zeitgeist.

The city has a long history and is characterised as the summer residence of the Imperial Court. For 60 years, Franz Josef came every year to this summer retreat and thus began a tradition which is felt even today in many places. However, you never get the feeling that time has stopped here.

Autumn Weeks in Bad Ischl

In SalzburgerLand, the Harvest Festival is traditionally celebrated after the rich summer. The Bauernherbst take place in Bad Ischl. Customs and tradition are the focus of these series of events, with atmospheric festivals and the enjoyment of being together are celebrated. One’s own physical well-being is perfectly catered for.

Whether on Alpine pasture festivals, Alpine cattle drives or farmer’s markets – living traditions are noticeable in Bad Ischl.

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Bad Ischl - Discovering Austria

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In this page you can find every information for a holiday in Bad Ischl, a pretty good destination in Austria (all info about the whole country here) . We will answer the most important questions: what to visit , when to go , how to get to Bad Ischl and what means of transport to use to get around . We will describe typical foods , the costs for tourists and where to find accomodation . We will list also the places to see around Bad Ischl , and we will also talk about safety and how each type of traveler can enjoy a trip here. So, if you are travelling through Austria, here's everything to know about Bad Ischl for a perfect holiday.

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What to visit in Bad Ischl

Sure, here are some of the main tourist attractions of Bad Ischl in Austria: 1. Imperial Villa and Park: This historic villa was once the summer residence of Emperor Franz Joseph I and Empress Elisabeth (Sisi) and is now a museum. The park around it is also beautiful to explore. 2. Lehar Villa: The home of the famous composer Franz Lehar is now a museum featuring his life and works. 3. Kaiservilla: Another summer residence of Emperor Franz Joseph I, this one is now a museum featuring his personal belongings and history. 4. EurothermenResort: This is a modern spa facility with numerous indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and wellness treatments. 5. Salzwelten: This salt mine in nearby Hallstatt offers tours and exhibits about the history of salt mining in the region. 6. Katrin Cable Car: Ride the cable car up to the top of Katrin Mountain for stunning views of the surrounding Salzkammergut region. 7. Zauner Cafe and Confectionery: This traditional cafe and pastry shop has been serving delicious treats since 1832 and is a must-visit spot for coffee and cake lovers. 8. Trinkhalle Bad Ischl: This beautiful pavilion was once a drinking hall for the area's mineral springs and is now used for concerts and events. Overall, Bad Ischl is a charming and historic town with plenty of sights to see and things to do for visitors. You can find more information in this page dedicated to the top 10 attractions to visit in Bad Ischl .

When to go on holiday to Bad Ischl

The best time to visit Bad Ischl is during the summer months, from June to August. This is when you can enjoy warm and sunny weather with temperatures averaging 20-25°C. The town is also known for its great outdoor activities, including hiking and mountain biking, which are best done during this time. However, if you prefer cooler and quieter weather, you can also visit Bad Ischl in the spring and fall months (April to May and September to October). Just be aware that the weather may be more unpredictable during these seasons. Additionally, if you're looking to experience winter sports such as skiing, snowshoeing, or sledding, then the winter months from November to February are the best time to visit. You can book here visit and activities to do during your holiday !

How to get to Bad Ischl

To get to Bad Ischl (Austria), there are a few transportation options available: 1. By air: The nearest airport is the Salzburg Airport, which is located about 65 km from Bad Ischl. From there, you can take a direct train or bus to Bad Ischl. 2. By train: The town is well-connected by rail, and there are frequent train services from Vienna, Salzburg, and other major cities in Austria. Once you arrive at the Bad Ischl train station, it’s only a short walk to the town center. 3. By bus: There are several bus services that operate to Bad Ischl from Salzburg, Vienna, and other Austrian cities. The bus stop is located in the town center, making it convenient to explore the area. 4. By car: If you prefer to drive, you can rent a car and take the A1 motorway to exit 254 (Regau), and then follow the signs to Bad Ischl. The drive takes approximately 40-45 minutes. To find the most convenient flights, compare (and book if you like!) the best offers here on Skyscanner . To hire a car to visit Bad Ischl, I recommend to check this: COMPARE HERE ALL OFFERS FOR CAR RENTAL

Typical foods in Bad Ischl

Here are some of the typical foods of Bad Ischl (Austria) and their short descriptions: 1. Salzburger Nockerl - A sweet, light, and airy dessert made with egg whites, sugar, and flour, served with raspberry sauce. 2. Tafelspitz - A traditional Austrian dish consisting of boiled beef with root vegetables, served with apple or horseradish sauce. 3. Kaiserschmarrn - A pancake-like dessert, made with shredded pancakes, raisins, and sugar, served with apple sauce or plum compote. 4. Backhendl - A delicious dish of breaded and fried chicken, usually served with potato salad or fries. 5. Topfenstrudel - A type of strudel made with curd cheese filling mixed with raisins and cinnamon, a beloved dessert throughout Austria. 6. Kasnockn - Similar to German spaetzle, Kasnockn are small dumplings made with flour, eggs, and grated cheese, usually served with crispy fried onions or bacon bits. 7. Groestl - A pan-fried dish of potatoes, onions, and leftover meats (usually pork or beef), served as a hearty breakfast or lunch dish. These dishes are just a small selection of the many delicious foods you can try in Bad Ischl. You can find general info about typical foods in Austria here .

Is Bad Ischl an expensive destination for tourists?

Bad Ischl can be an expensive destination for tourists, as it is a popular vacation spot among locals and visitors due to its beautiful scenery, cultural attractions, and outdoor activities. Accommodation prices in Bad Ischl may be higher than in other parts of Austria, especially during peak tourist season. However, there are still ways to save money while enjoying all that the town has to offer, such as staying in hostels or budget hotels, dining at local cafes and restaurants, and taking advantage of free activities and outdoor pursuits.

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Is bad ischl a safe destination for tourists.

Yes, Bad Ischl is generally a safe place for tourists. Austria in general is considered a safe country for tourists, with low levels of crime and a strong police presence. However, as with any destination, tourists should always take precautions such as keeping an eye on their belongings and being aware of their surroundings, especially in crowded tourist areas. It's also recommended to stick to well-lit and populated areas at night. Overall, Bad Ischl is a popular destination for tourists and a charming town to visit in Austria. You can find general info about safety for tourists in Austria here . Always check updated government info about travelers's safety on the ufficial Foreign Affairs website of your government, before visiting Bad Ischl.

What type of travelers will enjoy Bad Ischl the most?

Bad Ischl, Austria is a great destination for all types of travelers. However, it is particularly attractive to couples and families who are seeking a relaxing and tranquil environment. With its picturesque Alpine scenery, thermal baths, and a variety of hiking trails, this resort town offers the perfect setting for romantic getaways and family vacations. There are also cultural attractions, such as the Kaiservilla, which was once the summer residence of Emperor Franz Joseph I, and a variety of museums, restaurants, and cafes. While Bad Ischl has plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained, it is not typically a destination for young people looking for nightlife or adventure.

How to get around Bad Ischl

There are several options for transportation in Bad Ischl, Austria. The most common modes of transportation include walking, cycling, and driving. There is also a local public transportation system, which includes buses and trains, that connects Bad Ischl with other towns and cities in the region. Taxis and rental cars are also available. Additionally, there are many scenic hiking trails and bike paths throughout the area, which are popular ways to explore the beautiful natural landscapes around Bad Ischl.

What to see around Bad Ischl

Here are some nice places you could consider visiting on a day trip from Bad Ischl: 1. Hallstatt: This picturesque village located on the shore of Hallstatt Lake is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is famous for its beautifully preserved architecture, alpine scenery, and salt mines. 2. St. Wolfgang: This charming lakeside village is situated on the shores of Lake Wolfgangsee and is known for its old-world charm, beautiful lakeside promenade, and the pilgrimage church of St. Wolfgang. 3. Gmunden: This historic town on the Traunsee lake is renowned for its beautiful pottery and ceramics, lakefront promenade with parks, and prominent castle Schloss Ort. 4. Dachstein Ice Caves: A natural attraction consisting of an ice palace and subterranean ice caves located high within the Dachstein Mountains. 5. Salzburg: A popular city located less than an hour drive from Bad Ischl, known for its stunning architecture, baroque churches, castle, and as the birthplace of Mozart. Hope these suggestions help! For every travel information about Austria you can click here . Wild Trips is the Wikipedia of travel: in the unfortunate case you find an error, please write to us to correct it... Thank you! Follow us on Facebook if you like wild trips around the world and beautiful itineraries in Italy: https://www.facebook.com/wildtrips .

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European Capital of Culture Bad Ischl Salzkammergut 2024

In 2024, the Salzkammergut [salt domain], with the banner town of Bad Ischl, is the first inner-Alpine, rural region to bear the title of European Capital of Culture. A total of 23 municipalities included in the cultural capital region in the Provinces of Upper Austria and Styria offer a wide range of cultural events and activities.

The Salzkammergut is known for its long history, beginning 7,000 years ago with salt-mining in Hallstatt. Its social and cultural heyday came in the late 19th century, with Bad Ischl as the summer residence of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Today, the region is distinguished by its cultural diversity and deep-rooted active traditions; in the year as Cultural Capital, particular emphasis will be laid on these aspects.

The varied programme, to be launched in Bad Ischl on 20 January 2024, includes some 200 projects in the form of film, photography, concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions, symposia and workshops. The focus will be on regional identity, cultural discourse, tourism and the future of rural areas. All details of the programme are available on the official website of Salzkammergut 2024 .

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The number 150 bus runs every half-hour between Salzburg main train station and Bad Ischl station. From Bad Ischl, the other participating places can be reached by the Salzkammergut Shuttle.

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Bad ischl – des sommers schönste frische, ein reigen voller veranstaltungen  , eine einkaufsmall unter blauem himmel, bewegende momente im überfluss, mitten im salzkammergut, genießen sie die zeit, öffnungszeiten.

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Stedentrip: Bad Ischl in Oberösterreich

Centraal in de deelstaat Oberösterreich ligt de stad Bad Ischl, een charmante stad met veel gezichten. De stad is te omschrijven als kuuroord, cultuurstad en als Kaiserstadt waar Kaiser Franz Joseph en zijn Sisi menig zomer doorbrachten. Veelzijdig en zeer geschikt voor een stedentrip. De omliggende indrukwekkende bergwereld krijg je er bij cadeau. Een perfecte combinatie van stad en natuur, voor een trip vol hoogtepunten. Letterlijk en figuurlijk. Volg deze tips op en je ontdekt het beste van twee werelden hier in het hart van Salzkammergut.

In 2024 is Bad Ischl de Culturele Hoofdstad van Europa! Al sinds 1985 wordt er jaarlijks een stad gekozen als culturele hoofdstad, sinds 2004 zijn dat zelfs twee of drie steden per jaar. In 2024 komt deze eer toe aan Bad Ischl, de stad zal samen met omliggende regio’s een uitgebreid programma aan culturele evenementen en activiteiten plannen. Om te onthouden!

Tip 1: Maak een stadswandeling met een gids door Bad Ischl

Wil je alle ins & outs van de stad Bad Ischl op een leuke manier leren kennen? Ga op pad met een stadsgids van de lokale Tourist Information.  Tijdens een stadswandeling van ongeveer 1,5 uur leer je de mooiste straten kennen waaronder de Glücksgasse, toont de gids je leuke winkels met streekproducten, leidt hij/zij je langs de bezienswaardigheden en vertelt je alles over het leven van keizer Frans Jozeph I en keizerin Elisabeth (Sisi). Wandel op je gemak langs het Eurothermen Resort, het Lehár Filmtheater, de Pfarrkirche, Trinkhalle, het Museum der Stadt, het Sisipark en het indrukwekkende Kongress & TheaterHaus met omringend Kurpark. Na de stadswandeling weet je precies waar je op eigen gelegenheid nog terug wilt gaan, welk koffietentje je nog wilt testen en wat er allemaal te doen is in de stad. Én waarom Bad Ischl bekend staat als klein, charmant en gezellig.

Tourismusverband Bad Ischl – Auböckplatz 5 – Trinkhalle, Bad Ischl Er zijn vaste tijden maar privé wandelingen zijn ook mogelijk.

Tip 2: Thee met taart bij Zauner

Cafe Konditorei Zauner is niet alleen een begrip in de stad Bad Ischl, gasten komen van heinde en verre om hier te zien en gezien te worden. De Konditorie bestaat sinds 1832 en is alles wat je van een vooraanstaande konditorie verwacht: chique, elegant, met de nodige bling bling én met de tijd meegegaan. Of zoals Zauner zelf schrijft: ‘ Eine Melange, dazu eine frische Mehlspeise : das ist im Cafe Zauner, seit 1832, nicht nur ein Genuss – hier ist es Kultur’. De gebakjes, bonbons en specialiteiten kijken je verleidelijk aan. Voorbij lopen aan Zauner is een uitdaging! En eerlijk, dat wil je ook niet. Zauner moet je ervaren, beleven én proeven. Kun je niet kiezen uit het aanbod, kies dan voor de klassieke Zaunerstollen. Om je vingers bij af te likken…

Konditorei Zauner – Pfarrgasse 7, Bad Ischl

Tip 3: In de voetsporen van Sissi

Wie interesse heeft in het leven van Sisi kan hier in Bad Ischl zijn/haar hart ophalen. De stad was jaar na jaar de zomerresidentie voor de keizerlijke familie, met de Kaiservilla en de grote Engelse tuin als thuis voor het paar. ‘In Wien befand sich der Kopf der Monarchie, in Ischl das Herz’. Het was hier in Bad Ischl dat keizer Frans Jozeph I en keizerin Elisabeth elkaar leerden kennen, verliefd werden en zich verloofden aan de Esplanade (tegenover SISSIKUSS in het huidige stadsmuseum). Elke zomer keerden ze terug naar Bad Ischl, voor een paar maanden vol sociale activiteiten en ontspanning.

De Kaiservilla is te bezoeken en geeft je een kijkje in het leven van de keizer en zijn Sisi. Niet alleen is het interieur van de zomerresidentie indrukwekkend, ook de tuinen ontworpen door Franz Rauch in Engelse landschapsstijl zijn een bezoek waard.

Kaiservilla – Jainzen 38, Bad Ischl

Tip 4: Een kus van Sissi

Om in de sfeer van Sissi te blijven, loop je na je bezoek aan de Kaiservilla naar de rivier Traun en de wandelpromenade. Daar ligt aan de Esplanade SISSIKUSS, het voormalige historische muziekpaviljoen (een plaatje om te zien!) waarin nu een kleine conceptstore met koffiehoek huist. Hier koop je trendy cadeautjes en design souvenirs met een knipoog naar het rijke verleden van Bad Ischl. Met de beroemdste historische figuren van de stad: keizerin Elisabeth (Sisi) en keizer Franz Joseph in de hoofdrol. De producten die hier verkocht worden, zijn uniek. Speciaal voor SISSIKUSS gemaakt, waarvan sommigen ontstaan door een samenwerking met boeren in de omgeving van de stad. 

Ook voor een korte pauze ben je hier aan het juiste adres. De hartelijke gastvrouw zet met liefde een kopje koffie voor je. Bij mooi weer zit je buiten op de gekleurde stoelen in de schaduw van de bomen aan de promenade, bij minder mooi weer in een van de zachte fauteuils in het historische decor.

SISSIKUSS – Esplanade (Pavillon), Bad Ischl

Tip 5: Flaneren en dineren op de Esplanade van Bad Ischl

De Esplanade (wandelpromenade langs de Traun) is een geliefde ontmoetingsplaats voor de inwoners van Bad Ischl. Een wandelingetje langs het water, groeten en ontmoeten, een eindje hardlopen, met een ijsje plaatsnemen of even doezelen op een van de bankjes onder de bomen: hier kom je even genieten van een lekker briesje langs het water. Na je bezoek aan SISSIKUSS is Restaurant Zauner Esplanade een fijne volgende stop én een goede plek om ‘s avonds romantisch te dineren op het terras aan de waterkant. Ook binnen is het prachtig! Niet hip en trendy, maar de traditionele architectuur uit 1940 is in ere hersteld en gecombineerd met moderne invloeden. Een ontmoetingsplek voor de ‘locals’ en een bijzonder plekje voor elk moment van de dag. Van traditionele delicatessen en ijsspecialiteiten in het café en klassieke Oostenrijkse gerechten in het restaurant: van Salzburger Nockerln tot Kaiserschmarrn, gemaakt van natuurlijke ingrediënten en producten uit de regio.

Restaurant Zauner Esplanade – Hasnerallee 2, Bad Ischl

Tip 6: Met de Katrin Seilbahn naar grote hoogte

Plan je een stedentrip naar Bad Ischl, plan dan ook zeker een dagje de bergen in met de Katrin Seilbahn. Dit 4-persoons cabineliftje brengt al sinds 1959 gasten omhoog naar de ‘huisberg’ van de stad. De Katrin Seilbahn ligt op zo’n 1,5 kilometer van het centrum van de stad en wordt door velen gezien als een van de mooiste bergliften in Salzkammergut. In 15 minuten brengt Katrin je in haar gondeltjes naar een hoogte van 1400 meter. Het uitzicht onderweg op de stad en de vergezichten op de bergwereld boven maken je ‘gondelvaart’ alleen al de moeite waard. Zo mooi!

Boven aangekomen wacht je de wondere wereld van machtige bergtoppen, tot aan de Dachsteingletsjer op de grens van Oberösterreich, Salzburg en Steiermarken. Er zijn verschillende wandelingen mogelijk in het beschermd natuurgebied van het Katergebirge. Vanaf het bergstation klim je via pad Nr. 895 (een blauwe route) in 40 minuten naar de top van de Katrinberg (1542 m) met daarop het historische Franz-Josef-Kreuz. Geniet hier van een indrukwekkend uitzicht over Bad Ischl en de Wolfgangsee. Volg de blauwe route en wandel in ongeveer 15 minuten naar de volgende top, de Elferkogel (1601 m). Vanaf hier loop je via pad Nr. 898 in zo’n 40 minuten terug naar het Katrin Seilbahn Bergstation. Het is een blauwe route, maar let op: er zitten een paar smalle passages in de route.

Geoefende wandelaars kunnen de 7-Seenblick-Wanderung lopen, met onderweg de mooiste vergezichten en maar liefst 7 meren te bewonderen: de Hallstättersee, Wolfgangsee, Fuschlsee, Nussensee, Schwarzensee en Traunsee. Alleen bij helder weer zie je de Tachinger See in Beieren liggen.

Kijk ook even op de website van de Katrin Seilbahn wanneer je er bent. Er worden wekelijks leuke activiteiten georganiseerd, zoals ontbijt en yoga op de berg.

Katrin Seilbahn – Kaltenbachstraße 62, Bad Ischl

Tip 7: Lunch bij de Katrin Almhütte

Ook wanneer je niet wilt wandelen is een ‘ritje’ met de Katrin Seilbahn een tip! Eenvoudig bereik je de Herzberg (alleen de naam al) en de op 1393 meter hoogte gelegen Katrin Almhütte. Een berghutje zoals een Oostenrijkse berghut hoort te zijn. Klein, gezellig en huiselijk. Met binnen enkele hoekbanken rond de houten tafels en buiten een zonnig terras met tafels en banken om aan te schuiven. Het adembenemend mooie uitzicht op de bergen krijg je er bij en is zo mooi dat je hier wel uren kunt gaan zitten staren. Ver weg van de bewoonde wereld en toch zo dichtbij… Je zintuigen worden geprikkeld terwijl je geniet van het panorama, de frisse berglucht en streekgerechten. Een paar uurtjes hier bij de Almhütte voelt als een complete vakantie.

Katrin Almhütte – Bad Ischl

Tip 8: Dineren op niveau bij de Siriuskogl

Over ho(o)g(t)e punten gesproken: een letterlijk en figuurlijk hoogtepunt van je verblijf in Bad Ischl is dineren bij Gasthaus Siriuskogl. Dit restaurant heeft de looks van een Oostenrijkse berghut, de kwaliteit van een sterrenrestaurant en een uitzicht als van een schilderij. De locatie is op zich alleen al een bezoek waard. Vanuit het centrum van Bad Ischl zie je de uitkijktoren op de Siriuskogl al boven de bossen uit torenen, het is een half uurtje klimmen naar het restaurant op de top (op 599 meter hoogte). Om de wandeling door het bos te veraangenamen, is er een Sinneswunderweg aangelegd met kijk-, luister- en leermomenten. Boven aangekomen vergeet je de inspanning. Het uitzicht beneemt je de adem en het gastvrije team van het Gasthaus heet je van harte welkom.

Hier op de top van de heuvel wordt op hoog niveau gekookt door Christopher Held en zijn team. Christopher is naast gastronoom een bekende televisiekok, heeft een eigen YouTube kanaal en is chef-kok op de Siriuskogel. Hij is wars van regels en culinaire prijzen. Gewonnen prijzen worden steevast teruggestuurd. ‘Ik laat me niet door anderen voorschrijven of ik het goed doe’, vertelt Christopher bij me aan tafel. ‘Ik ben anders dan anderen, werk vanuit mijn hart en wil graag toegankelijk blijven voor iedereen. Daarnaast laat ik graag zien hoe makkelijk én smakelijk gezond koken is’. Wanneer ik Christopher vraag wat hem zo bijzonder maakt, raakt hij niet uitgepraat. ‘Spannend’ is misschien wel de beste omschrijving voor zijn keuken. Elke dag is anders, niets gaat volgens het boekje of als bij anderen. Met de smaken van het seizoen is elke dag een verrassing. En dat verrassen doen ze hier het liefst. Je mag kiezen van de kaart, maar de keukenbrigade vindt het veel leuker om je te laten zien, proeven en ervaren wat ze het liefste doen: creatief (vegetarisch) koken. Het is niet moeilijk te begrijpen wat Christopher bedoelt wanneer ik mijn dessert van witte chocolademousse met asperges in een rode saus van aardbei, tomaat en chili en chocoladebrokken proef. Dit is hemels, ik ben verkocht!

Gasthaus Siriuskogl – Sulzbach 70, Bad Ischl

Tip 9: Logeren bij Stadthotel Goldenes Schiff

In zo’n keizerlijke stad moet je wel in stijl overnachten: bij Stadthotel Goldenes Schiff . Er zijn een paar (hele) goede redenen om te kiezen voor dit hotel. Allereerst de ligging: direct aan de rivier Traun en in hartje stad. Loop de hoek om en je staat in de winkelstraat, bijna letterlijk op het terras van Cafe Konditorei Zauner. Ten tweede de missie van het hotel: sympathiek, ongedwongen en stijlvol zijn. Het gastvrije hotel heeft een prettige sfeer en een hip interieur. Interieurinspiratie gegarandeerd! Als derde het uitzicht: kies voor een van de nieuwe moderne kamers aan de rivierkant en geniet van het uitzicht over het water, de kleurrijke huizen en over de daken naar de bergen. Last but not least: de wellness. Na een dag slenteren door de stad of actief zijn in de bergen is de wellness van Goldenes Schiff een verademing. Maximaal ontspannen en weer opladen voor nieuwe avonturen.

Stadthotel Goldenes Schiff – Adalbert-Stifter-Kai 3, Bad Ischl

Tip 10: Traunsee, Wolfgangsee of Hallstättersee

Bad Ischl heeft een ideale ligging om je stedentrip te combineren met een bezoek aan het omringende berglandschap van Salzkammergut. De stad ligt op een kruising van drie dalen, je kunt dus alle kanten op. Het uitgebreide fietsnetwerk maakt een tocht door de dalen (en over de bergen) extra aantrekkelijk, vanuit Bad Ischl zijn verschillende lussen te maken. Huur een (elektrische) fiets (bij Hotel Goldenes Schiff) en ontdek de schoonheid van de bergen en meren. Ga je naar de Traunsee met het idyllische plaatsje Traunkirchen aan de waterkant? Begin je met een bezoek aan de Hallstättersee met het fotogenieke Hallstatt (wel vroeg gaan, dit dorpje is een grote toeristische trekpleister!) of staat het helderblauwe water van de Wolfgangsee   bovenaan je lijstje?

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Nieuwsgierig en enthousiast geworden naar Bad Ischl en Oberösterreich?

• Lees alle tips op Bijzonder Plekje .
• Combineer je stedentrip Bad Ischl met een verblijf aan de Wolfgangsee of Fuschlsee .
• Bezoek de website van Bad Ischl voor tips voor je stedentrip.
• Ga van de gebaande af in de Donauregio.
• Plan je vakantie op de website van Oberösterreich, die staat vol met genietmomenten, belevenissen en de mooiste tips.

Stadthotel Goldenes Schiff

Bad Ischl, Oberösterreich vanaf € 130 per nacht 1 - 4 pers.

Cortisen am See

Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, Oberösterreich vanaf € 200 per nacht 1 - 2 pers.

kebony LODGE

Faistenau, Salzburg vanaf € 150 p.p.p.n. 1 - 2 pers.

Baumhotel Kopfing

Kopfing im Innkreis, Oberösterreich vanaf € 160 per nacht 2 - 6 pers.

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Welcome to Bad Ischl AR! Our brand-new AR app allows you to experience the Capital of Culture 2024 in a completely new way. The stage is set for Bad Ischl AR! The free AR app offers an augmented reality journey through time and space, inviting visitors to immersively explore three traditional locations in the European Capital of Culture 2024. With just a simple click, historic landmarks such as the Elisabeth Residence, the Parish Church, and the Lehar Theatre are transformed into an interactive adventure. The videos offer more than historical narratives; they enrich them with highlights including a live concert by Anton Bruckner and a flying vehicle at the Elisabeth Residence. There is also a map-based system that helps navigate between attractions with ease. What are you waiting for?

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