Tips for bad weather in St. Johann im Pongau

The Liechtenstein Gorge is one of the deepest and most impressive gorges in the Alps. It is possible to visit in light rain, as the thick rock faces and dense treetops offer protection from the wet. The modern visitor centre is well worth a visit, offering fascinating insights into the geological history of the gorge. A secure footbridge winds its way alongside impressive rock formations and thundering waterfalls, providing a spectacular natural experience that is worthwhile even in changeable weather.

Winter sports fans can take an exciting journey through the history of skiing in Salzburger Land at this museum. From historic skis and equipment to interactive stations, there is plenty to discover here. The exhibitions on the development of alpine skiing and the personal stories of famous winter sports enthusiasts from the region are particularly interesting. The museum is an ideal excursion destination for anyone who is passionate about winter sports and wants to learn more about the traditions of skiing.

The world's largest ice cave fascinates visitors with its enormous ice sculptures and unique underground landscape. A guided tour through the cave provides fascinating insights into the formation and special climatic conditions of the ice cave. Despite the cool temperatures, the visit is worthwhile in any weather - warm clothing is recommended. The huge ice columns and formations, which are artfully illuminated by spotlights, are particularly impressive.

The impressive Hohenwerfen Castle towers high above the Salzach Valley and is an exciting excursion destination even on rainy days. On a guided tour through the well-preserved interior, you can immerse yourself in the life of the Middle Ages - from armouries and historic living quarters to the castle dungeons. Many areas are covered or indoors, making it easy to visit even in bad weather. A special highlight is the castle museum with interactive stations and the fascinating bird of prey show, which is also held under cover if the weather is suitable. An experience for young and old - mystical, educational and weatherproof.

An exciting journey into the world of salt mining awaits visitors at Salzwelten Hallein. The tour begins with a ride on the mine railway into the mine, followed by exciting stories about the centuries-old tradition of salt mining. Particularly impressive are the underground salt lakes and the long miners' slides, which provide additional thrills. A fascinating experience for the whole family, whatever the weather.

The Therme Amadé in Altenmarkt is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing day, even in rainy weather. With its spacious sauna area, wave pool and selection of slides, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The funnel slide, which provides an adrenaline rush, is particularly popular. The warm, cosy atmosphere of the thermal spa makes it the perfect place to relax and escape the bad weather.

We also recommend the Alpentherme in Gastein, which is approximately 30 minutes away by car. It is a true paradise for relaxation seekers and action lovers alike. The spacious thermal spa area, with its various indoor and outdoor pools, is perfect for unwinding, while the relaxation area, which boasts stunning views of the Gastein mountains, is the ideal place to enjoy some well-deserved rest and relaxation. The sauna world, with its unique themed areas and direct access to the thermal water lake, is particularly impressive.

The Red Bull Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport is an architectural highlight: an elegant steel and glass construction that houses spectacular exhibitions. The historic aeroplanes of the Flying Bulls, glamorous Formula 1 racing cars, fascinating art installations and changing photo and video exhibitions await you under the huge roof.

Guests staying at the Hotel Brückenwirt can travel directly to the museum conveniently and free of charge by public transport with the Guest Mobility Card - perfect for a rainy day trip.

The Haus der Natur is an interactive museum that covers a wide range of topics on several floors - from dinosaurs and outer space to the fascinating underwater world. The numerous hands-on stations and experiments that make learning fun are particularly popular. Children and adults can spend hours exploring and discovering new things.

Incidentally, with the Guest Mobility Card you can travel free of charge and conveniently on public transport all the way to Salzburg. Afterwards, it's worth taking a leisurely stroll through Salzburg's historic old town with its baroque buildings, charming alleyways, the cathedral, Getreidegasse and Mozart's birthplace - an unforgettable experience even in light rain.

The Felsenfest Saalfelden climbing centre is an ideal alternative for rainy days and offers the best conditions for beginners and experienced climbers alike. With numerous climbing routes in various levels of difficulty and a spacious bouldering area, there is something for everyone. Families with children in particular get their money's worth here, as there are special areas for young climbers. If you want to try out climbing first, you can take part in beginners' courses or be supervised by experienced trainers. A sporty and exciting experience for all weathers.