Lavant Valley
Lavanttaler Wallerritschert with apple wine
Region of pleasure, hiking, customs
Lavanttal - sunny vineyards, gentle alpine pastures and living traditions
Lavanttal - Carinthia's idyllic region of pleasure delights with rolling hills, extensive orchards, diverse hiking and cycling trails and a unique mix of nature, relaxation and culinary delights.
Lavanttal - Carinthia's idyllic region of pleasure delights with rolling hills, extensive orchards, diverse hiking and cycling trails and a unique mix of nature, relaxation and culinary delights.
Lavant Valley
The Lavanttal, often referred to as the "paradise of Carinthia", impresses with a picturesque mix of rolling hills, lush meadows and fertile vineyards. The region is known for its sunny location and idyllic landscape, which exudes a special flair at any time of year. Wine lovers in particular get their money's worth here, as the Lavanttal offers exquisite wines from traditional growing areas, which can be enjoyed at tastings on site.
The Lavanttal is a true Eldorado for hikers and nature lovers. Well-marked hiking trails lead through fragrant forests, along clear streams and up to gentle alpine pastures, where rustic huts invite you to take a well-earned rest. Hikes to the Koralpe or Saualpe are particularly popular, from where you can enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding valleys. The region is ideal for anyone who loves nature and exercise, but is also looking for peace and relaxation.
Living traditions and customs characterize the Lavanttal. Whether visiting a harvest festival, a traditional church day or one of the many farmers' markets - visitors can feel the connection between the people and their homeland. Regional specialties such as Lavanttal apple cider, fresh Alpine cheeses and sweet pastries also make your stay a culinary delight.
The Lavanttal is a region that delights with its diversity. Between gentle vineyards and alpine peaks, it offers a perfect mix of relaxation, activity and cultural experiences - a true paradise for connoisseurs and explorers.
