施拉德明
Schladming is an old mining town in the Enns valley in Styria, at the foot of the Dachstein massif. It is the centre of the Schladming-Dachstein region, one of Austria's largest ski and hiking areas. Four ski mountains surround the town: Planai, Hochwurzen, Hauser Kaibling and Reiteralm.
The town hosts a famous night slalom on the Planai every January. In summer it is a base for hiking, cycling and the Dachstein glacier.
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最佳旅行时节
December to March is ski season, and the January night race draws crowds. June to September is best for hiking, mountain biking and glacier trips. April–May and October–November are quiet. Winters are cold and snowy.
热门景点
- Großer Riesachfall is the highest waterfall in Styria, in a valley south of town.
- Kleiner Riesachfall is a smaller fall beside the main one.
- Stadtpfarrkirche St. Achaz is the parish church of the old town.
- Stadtmuseum covers local history and mining.
- Rittisberg Coaster is a summer toboggan coaster on the Rittisberg.
- Hochgolling is the highest peak of the Low Tauern range, a mountain for experienced hikers.
- The Planai is the town mountain and venue of the night race, reached by gondola.
- The Dachstein glacier is reached by cable car from Ramsau, with the Dachstein Skywalk and ice palace.
精选榜单
Schladming Must-Sees
Schladming serves as a gateway to the 4-Mountain Ski Swing, encompassing the Planai, Hochwurzen, and Reiteralm resorts. Beyond winter sports, the town preserves its mining history in the City Museum and features significant religious landmarks, including the late Gothic Stadtpfarrkirche St. Achaz and the 19th-century Peter-und-Paul-Kirche. Natural attractions like the Riesach waterfalls, Styria's highest cascades, are accessible via the Untertal valley. The local brewery and historic Rathaus further highlight the region's cultural and industrial heritage.
15 个地点特色体验
- Ski the Four Mountain Skiing region.
- Watch the night race on the Planai in January.
- Hike to the Riesachfall.
- Ride the Dachstein cable car.
- Cycle the Enns valley path.
观光与活动
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一日游
- Ramsau am Dachstein is a high plateau village and the base for the Dachstein glacier cable car, about 15 minutes by car.
- Bad Aussee is a lake town, about 45 minutes by car.
- Hallstatt is about 1 hour by car.
- Salzburg is about 1 hour 15 minutes by car or train.
- Graz is about 2 hours by car.
周边探索
- Ramsau am Dachstein is the closest preferred village and the base for the Dachstein.
如何到达
- By air: Salzburg Airport is about 1 hour 15 minutes away. Graz and Munich are alternatives.
- By train: Schladming is on the Ennstal line. Salzburg takes about 1 hour 30 minutes and Graz about 2 hours 30 minutes. Check times on ÖBB.
- By car: Take the A10 and the B320 road via Radstadt.
当地交通
The town is small and walkable. Ski buses and local buses run in the valley. Gondolas leave from the town centre. Guest cards often include cable cars and public transport in summer.
自驾指南
A car is helpful for the side valleys and Dachstein. Winter tyres or chains are required in snow. Motorways in Austria need a vignette.
美食与饮品
Styrian and Salzburg food is hearty. Try Ennstaler Steirerkas, a local cheese, and Kaspressknödel, cheese dumplings. Mountain huts serve simple dishes, and local inns brew beer.
安全与健康
Schladming is safe. Check avalanche and weather reports before going up. Tap water is clean and safe to drink. The emergency number is 112. The mountain rescue number is 140.
历史
Schladming was a silver and copper mining town from the Middle Ages. It was hit hard during the Reformation. Skiing came in the 20th century, and the town hosted the Alpine Ski World Championships in 1982 and 2013.
国家概况
Quick practical facts for Austria at a glance:
- 货币
- 欧元 EUR € · 刷卡支付 · 普遍接受
- 紧急求助电话
- 112
- 用电规格
- 230 V · 50 HzC 型插头 / F 型插头
- 语言
- 德语
- 自来水
- 可安全饮用
- 行车方向
- 靠右行驶
- 国际区号
- +43
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