Bad Aussee

Built around the meeting of the Altausseer Traun and Grundlseer Traun, Bad Aussee grew into the principal town of Austria’s Styrian Salzkammergut. The two streams form the Traun here, while Altausseer See and Grundlsee lie among the surrounding valleys of Ausseerland beneath the Northern Limestone Alps. Salt has shaped the region for centuries, and the nearby Altaussee salt mine remains a defining part of its heritage. Bad Aussee is also known for the annual Narzissenfest, when elaborate figures covered in daffodils accompany a local spring celebration. Continue through nearby webcams to explore the lakes and mountain valleys of Ausseerland.

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