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<html><body><h2>Tourist Attractions to Add To Your Klagenfurt Adventure Tour</h2><h3>Klagenfurt - Private Walking Tour</h3>Embark on a cultural odyssey through Klagenfurt's Old Town where history resonates in the cobbled streets. Ascend the 17th-century Stadtpfarrturm tower for panoramic views of the city. Stroll through the serene Landhaus park, and marvel at the Wörtherseemandl fountain's intricate details. Explore the opulent Klagenfurt Cathedral, admiring its baroque elegance. Conclude your journey at Minimundus, a miniature park that brings global landmarks to a delightful small scale.<h3>In-depth private tour through every corner of Klagenfurt</h3>Embark on an intimate and leisurely jaunt, tailored to pique your interests in every quaint cranny of the city. Marvel at the emblematic coat of arms in the stately halls, witness historic grandeur at Carinthia's oldest legal relic, and admire ornate stucco work and artist Ernst Fuchs' masterpieces in ecclesiastical settings. Be enthralled by legendary tales of Lindwurm and Wörtherseemandl, anecdotes of illustrious past inhabitants, all while receiving valuable tips to enhance your visit. Unexpected themed snacks complement the journey, adding an element of delightful surprise.</body></html>

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See the world in small at Klagenfurt’s Minimundus, a model village near the lake. Educational and enjoyable for all ages, the mostly outdoor park showcases replica landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, CN Tower, and St. Peter’s Basilica, all recreated in accurate detail. Miniature steam trains, ships in ponds, and interactive displays add to the fun.

Minimundus

See the world in small at Klagenfurt’s Minimundus, a model village near the lake. Educational and enjoyable for all ages, the mostly outdoor park showcases replica landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, CN Tower, and St. Peter’s Basilica, all recreated in accurate detail. Miniature steam trains, ships in ponds, and interactive displays add to the fun.The outdoor park has a map and a route marked by arrows that you can follow. Information signs are displayed in several languages, including English and German, to give you the lowdown as you wander your way to faraway lands. There’s also a small Indoor Adventure World with a 4D cinema, globes, a slide, and interactive displays. Minimundus sometimes features on private tour itineraries, along with the nearby Abenteuer Affenberg monkey park. Transport and admission tickets are often included.<ul><li>Put aside 2-3 hours for the park, or longer if you want lunch there.</li><li>Children under five can enter for free. Note that there are no discounts for visitors with the Kärtnen Card.</li><li>Bring a hat and sun lotion on sunny days, as there is limited shade. If you have a reusable water bottle, you can refill it from the various water fountains.</li><li>On-site amenities include a restaurant, gift shop, restrooms, a baby change area, and an adventure playground aimed at smaller kids.</li><li>The site is dog-friendly; four-legged friends can enter for free on a leash.</li></ul>Minimundus is close to both Lake Wörthersee and the city of Klagenfurt. Take the train to Klagenfurt West, and walk for a few minutes to find the entrance. By bus, take the local Stadtwerke Klagenfurt on routes 10 and 20 and hop off at the Minimundus bus stop. Drivers from outside town will find it easy to reach, too. Take the Minimundus exit from the A2 highway and park in front of the attraction.The site is open from late March through early November. In the quieter months of March, April, October, and November, the doors are open from morning through early evening; in the peak months, the doors stay open longer into the evening. Last admission is always an hour before closure time.Minimundus is a great option for families with kids. If you’re visiting in the summer, kids can trace Phileas Fogg’s Around the World in 80 Days on an adventure trail around the park. Those who check off all the sights and correctly answer the questions can win a special certificate when they leave. Ask for more information at the admission desk.

An architectural wonder, this 325-foot (100-meter) tower is one of the world’s highest wooden viewing platforms, offering panoramas of Lake Wörthersee and Austria’s mountainous Carinthia region. You can climb its 441 steps, ride the elevator, soar across the Fly 100 zipline, or slide down the helter-skelter-style slide in 20 seconds.

Pyramidenkogel Tower

An architectural wonder, this 325-foot (100-meter) tower is one of the world’s highest wooden viewing platforms, offering panoramas of Lake Wörthersee and Austria’s mountainous Carinthia region. You can climb its 441 steps, ride the elevator, soar across the Fly 100 zipline, or slide down the helter-skelter-style slide in 20 seconds.The tower has one indoor and two outdoor viewing platforms with 360-degree views. To the north, you can see the Hohe Tauern and the lake valleys, while to the south, you can admire Italy and Slovenia. The Pyramidenkogel is away from Klagenfurt, so it isn’t on many tours. However, you can see it on Lake Wörthersee cruises. If you plan to sightsee in the area, combination tickets bundle tower admission with entry to Minimundus miniature world and a Lake Wörthersee cruise.<ul><li>Standard admission tickets include access via the stairs or elevator. To use the slide or the Fly 100, there is an extra charge.</li><li>Children under six and visitors with the Kärtnen Card can enter for free.</li><li>On rainy days, the tower and the slide may be closed.</li><li>There is a minimum height restriction of 4.3 feet (1.3 meters) to use the slide.</li><li>On the ground floor, there is a restaurant, a gift shop, and access to an outdoor playground.</li><li>The tower is considered wheelchair-accessible, with disabled parking spaces next to the building.</li></ul>The Pyramidenkogel is on the southern side of Lake Wörthersee, close to the towns of Maria Wörth, Reifnitz, and Keutschach am See. You can take a public bus from near the lido in Reifnitz from May through September, or you can drive there and leave your car in the on-site parking lot.The tower is open year-round from morning until late afternoon, with extended opening hours until dusk during the peak summer months (June–August). Last entry is always half an hour before the site closes. Summer weekends can be particularly busy with lines often forming for the slide. If you can visit in the week, there are usually fewer people.If you’re feeling adventurous, opt for the speedy way down after soaking up the views. The stainless slide departs from 170 feet (52 meters) but covers a distance double that in a spiral down to the ground. Use the speedometer to time your descent and capture the thrill with a photo. During the summer, you can also descend the Fly 100 zipline, which starts from a platform 230 feet (70 meters) in the air.

Flanked by the Carpathian Mountains of southern Austria, Lake Wörthersee is a ribbon of water stretching from the glamorous town of Velden in the west to the city of Klagenfurt in the east. Known as one of Austria’s warmest and cleanest lakes, Wörthersee draws travelers wanting to swim in its spa-like waters and hike or cycle its shores.

Wörthersee

Flanked by the Carpathian Mountains of southern Austria, Lake Wörthersee is a ribbon of water stretching from the glamorous town of Velden in the west to the city of Klagenfurt in the east. Known as one of Austria’s warmest and cleanest lakes, Wörthersee draws travelers wanting to swim in its spa-like waters and hike or cycle its shores.Most Lake Wörthersee tours start near Strandbad Klagenfurt or in the lively towns of Krumpendorf or Pörtschache. From here, you can take bike tours around the lake or cruises that spotlight pretty towns such as Maria Worth. From the water, look out for Klagenfurt Pyramidenkogel—one of the world’s tallest wooden viewing towers—or Schloss Velden, a Renaissance castle turned luxury hotel. Many walkers come for the circular 37-mile (59-kilometer) Lake Wörthersee hike; get a free map at any Lake Wörthersee tourist office.<ul><li>The lake appeals to families and active travelers; cycling, hiking, running, water sports, and yoga all take place around the water.</li><li>Swimming is restricted in certain places. Look for strandbad signs, which indicate the lake beaches.</li><li>Many hotels in the area offer overnight guests a Wörthersee Plus card, which offers some free admission to lake beaches, plus discounts on cruises and attractions.</li></ul>Lake Wörthersee is on the Austrian side of the border with Slovenia, just 15 minutes by car from central Klagenfurt. If you are staying in town or arriving at the train station, you can take the C bus to Strandbad Klagenfurt, the main city beach. The northern shores of the lake are serviced better by train, while the southern shores are better by bus. There’s a regular cruise service between Klagenfurt and Velden between April and October.Summer (June–August) is when the lake is at its liveliest. The beaches open up for lake swimming and water sports, and lakeside bars spill out onto the shores for balmy evenings out. The lake is quieter in the winter, as the lake no longer freezes often enough to guarantee ice skating. However, there’s plenty of winter hiking, and snow in the nearby mountains for skiing or sledding day trips.A common Wörthersee complaint is that private beaches take up much of the lake’s shoreline. If you’re on a budget, fear not; there are places to sunbathe, swim, or enjoy water sports for free. The lake lido at Sallach is a lovely spot to idle away a sunny day, with a grass beach, ample tree shade, and shallow entry to the water—perfect if you have kids. Entry is free, although there’s a charge for on-site parking.

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