Lavamund

Built around the confluence of the Lavant and Drava rivers, Lavamünd grew into a Carinthian market town close to Austria’s border with Slovenia. It occupies the lower Lavant Valley, where the Lavant’s north–south corridor meets the Drava, one of the Danube’s major tributaries. The town’s market status reflects the long practical importance of this river meeting point for local trade and travel. Today, Lavamünd remains a small regional centre, framed by riverbanks and wooded valley slopes in the Austrian-Slovenian borderland. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Carinthia’s Drava Valley.

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