Winter in Bad Gleichenberg in the Thermen- & Vulkanland Styria | © Thermen- & Vulkanland | Peter Siegel Winter in Bad Gleichenberg in the Thermen- & Vulkanland Styria | © Thermen- & Vulkanland | Peter Siegel
Towns, cities and communities at a glance

Towns and cities in the Thermen- & Vulkanland region

Already know where you’re going? Great! We’ll show you what to expect. Believe us, regular visitors who have remained loyal to Styria for years will also find something new to discover – even the locals are amazed every once in a while.

The Thermen- & Vulkanland consists of 38 municipalities. Spend a relaxing day at one of the six spas in the Thermen- & Vulkanland, wander through the charming shopping towns, always on the lookout for a great bargain. Celebrate a hole-in-one at one of the renowned golf complexes, browse the numerous wares on offer at the regional farmers’ markets, strike out on foot or by bike to explore the area by yourself, or pay a visit to the numerous gourmet factories and culinary establishments that will certainly surpass expectations.

History enthusiasts also get their money's worth, the Riegersburg, for example, with the town of the same name was considered the strongest fortress of Christendom, numerous archaeological finds testify to a settlement of the castle mountain due to the special protective location already 6000 years ago. In 1182 Bad Radkersburg was mentioned in a document for the first time. At that time the town was still surrounded by two arms of the Mur and thus formed an "island".
Fürstenfeld was also founded around 1170 by Margrave Ottokar IV as a sovereign town to secure the imperial border to the east and as a trading town - impressive remains of the old fortifications still characterize the townscape.

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Special events come but once a year...

... As the Styrians have always been well aware!

Today, the calendar of festivities is much fuller and more personal than ever before. Ever heard of a winegrowers’ parade? No? It’s a tradition carried out every five years in St. Anna am Aigen. The main feature is of course local wine, but its culinary offerings, friendly social atmosphere, and tradition are also well worthy of mention. In the Thermen- und Vulkanland, culinary festivals are every bit as popular as music festivals, sports events, wine festivals and major public celebrations such as Christmas, with all of its associated exhibitions and markets. During these celebrations, the towns and cities are at their very finest – open-air events attract huge throngs. So celebrate with us and experience Styrian hospitality first-hand!

Under each respective entry, you’ll find everything the town has to offer – from accommodation optionsexcursion destinations and tours through to culinary hotspots and events.

Spending time together at the Buschenschank | © Thermen- & Vulkanland | Harald Eisenberger
Bright faces while hiking | © Thermen- & Vulkanland | Harald Eisenberger
Tee off at the Traminergolf Resort Klöch | © Thermen- & Vulkanland | Pixelmaker