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Overview:

Fuschl is an attractive, compact village of traditional, chalet-style buildings extending about ¾ ml in all directions. Its one main street contains a handful of shops and tourist amenities. The surrounding area's outstanding natural beauty lends a quiet, unhurried air to village life. A real place to unwind.

Locality:

Fuschl is located in W-central Austria, in the region of Salzburg ( 6 mls NW of St Gilgen, 14 mls E of city of Salzburg, 21 mls NE of its airport. 120 mls SE of Munich). The area is mostly on flat land at the E end of Lake Fuschl, surrounded by the pine-clad Salzkammergut mountains.

Entertainment/Facilities/Attractions/Things to do:

Fuschl is suited to those wanting a simple, peaceful break; walkers, hikers, nature-lovers and cross-country skiers. Many people come to walk or sit on the promenade and watch life drift by. Not best known as a ski destination; the nearest good skiing is at Hintersee, 10 mls away.

Accommodation ranges from simple pensions to upmarket fitness-orientated hotels. 3-star establishments predominate.

Those with shopping on the agenda may be disappointed with little available. Apple strudel, souvenirs, wood carvings and schnapps are about the lot. Nearby city of Salzburg offers sweet relief to shopaholics.

General activities and entertainment include hiking, walking (over 10 different trails), canoeing, rowing, fishing, lake swimming and water sports. In winter there's curling, skating on the lake, sleigh rides, tobogganing, snow-shoeing and cross-country skiing. A pebbled beach by the promenade allows children to play and feed the ducks while parents look on. By night there are a limited number of bars tending to yawn to an early close. No wild apres-ski scene in winter.

Eateries are limited to mostly good hotel restaurants offering local cuisine and a la carte menus. A few cafes for snacks.

 

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Wednesday 8th October 2008