Reiseführer Burgenland

Burgenland, the easternmost federal state of Austria, combines a large number of architectural monuments and natural beauties in a small area. In the north, near the Slovak and Hungarian borders, the Pannonian Plain dominates around Lake Neusiedl, which is largely protected as a nature reserve. To the south, the land becomes hillier, and here you will also encounter several historically and architecturally significant castles.

Additionally, countless well-marked hiking trails, a cycling network of several thousand kilometers, numerous thermal baths, and picturesque villages and small towns beckon. In many regions, you can find traces of the peoples who shaped this area over centuries, including Romans, Hungarians, Croats, and German-Austrians. Therefore, Burgenland is equally appealing as a vacation destination for art enthusiasts, nature lovers, and active holidaymakers.

This travel guide provides a detailed overview of all the attractions in Burgenland, includes the neighboring Hungarian regions with their sights, and offers a wealth of practical travel tips.