Hallstätter See
The Hallstattersee is the lake that Hallstatt village sits on, 8.5 kilometers long and over 125 meters deep, cold and clear in a steep-walled valley that receives limited direct sunlight.
Viewpoint in Hallstatt
FreeCosts nothing to visit.
A viewing platform 350 metres above the village, reached via the salt mine funicular. The platform juts out over the cliff for a vertigo-inducing view down to the lake and village rooftops.
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The Hallstattersee is the lake that Hallstatt village sits on, 8.5 kilometers long and over 125 meters deep, cold and clear in a steep-walled valley that receives limited direct sunlight.
The tiny central square of Hallstatt, surrounded by pastel-coloured houses and the Protestant church. Free to visit and the postcard image that made this village world-famous.
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