Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
Those who wander through meadows and forests in autumn with their senses open will discover a world full of scents, stories, and experiences. Herb walks in autumn combine exercise in the fresh air with ancient knowledge and culinary inspiration – an invitation to experience nature on all levels.
The Oktoberfest is a festival like no other. It's loud, cheerful, and a true experience for all the senses. However, anyone who stays in Munich for an extended period will sooner or later long for a moment of peace and quiet. Day trips from Munich are particularly suitable for this.
Autumn is a time when regional specialties make their grand entrance – between Harvest Festival and grape harvest, game weeks and goose season. And that's precisely what makes culinary tours through Austria in autumn so special.
Summer in the Allgäu is quiet – but never boring. Instead of mass tourism, you'll find rustic mountain huts, small towns steeped in history, clear mountain lakes for a dip, and plenty of nature.
Discover Bled and its old town on Lake Bled in Slovenia. Bled is located on Lake Bled below the Julian Alps. The place is not far from the Austrian-Slovenian border. This means that the place can be reached quickly and easily from both Bavaria and Austria.
The Lesach Valley in Carinthia is especially popular with mountaineers and hikers. The Lesach Valley is one of the most pristine valleys in Europe and, despite its growing popularity, remains pleasantly quiet – perfect for those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers. No wonder! It's tucked away on the Italian border between the Gail Valley in Carinthia and South Tyrol. A valley that couldn't be more beautiful for a mountain vacation.
Bled offers a mix of natural beauty, rich history and friendly people. With the right tips and preparations, you can enjoy your vacation in Bled Slovenia to the fullest.
Going into the mountains without at least reaching a summit is like going to the sea without even going for a swim. There are eight mountain railways in Kleinwalsertal and Oberstdorf for this. Five of them are in the Kleinwalsertal. Perfect for hiking and skiing.
If you want to drive the high alpine road to the Großglockner, you will pass Fusch am Großglockner. There is the toll station for the panoramic road through the Austrian Alps. The town is located at the northern end of the Glockner High Alpine Road in the Hohe Tauern National Park in Salzburger Land.
Kleinwalsertal You can enjoy food and drink in many places. There you will find the pleasure region game and beef, whose products you can taste in the weekly market and in hotels where enjoyment and wellness play a role.
