Among the towns of Styria, Schwanberg stands out for its position on the eastern foothills of the Koralpe range. The Schwarze Sulm flows through this western Styrian market town, where wooded slopes rise close to the centre and farms occupy the gentler ground. Schloss Schwanberg overlooks the settlement as a prominent historic landmark. The surrounding Koralpe forms part of the Alps, giving the area a distinctly upland character. Western Styria is also associated with Schilcher, the regional rosé wine made from Blauer Wildbacher grapes. Discover how Schwanberg fits into western Styria by browsing webcams from nearby places.
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