Nature's Vistas and Wonders

Burgenland’s landscape transitions from the Pannonian Plain's saline wetlands to the forested foothills of the Alps. This collection highlights the province’s diverse topography, including the 884-meter Geschriebenstein, the highest peak in the region, and the extinct basalt volcano of Pauliberg. Visitors can explore Ice Age archaeological finds at Bärenhöhle, the tri-border monument at Tromejnik, and numerous 'Warten'—historic observation towers offering views across the Austrian-Hungarian border. The list also features the unique birdwatching habitats of the Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park and lakeside recreational areas.