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Golfing vacations in Burgenland
Golf and wine, nature, health and spa
The Reiters Reserve in Bad Tatzmannsdorf is probably one of the best-known golf resorts in Austria. Together with the Reiters Resort Stegersbach it provides a total of 77 diverse fairways – perfect for golfing vacations for families, athletic golfers and beginners, with excellent golf courses and hotels that are never more than a 25 minutes’ drive from each other.
Burgenland is Austria’s easternmost and youngest province and captivates its guests with rich and varied offerings in the spheres of culture, nature, wine, health and sports. You can discover the unique fauna and flora of the Neusiedler See/Seewinkel natural reserve – a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site – or relax in the vast local spa oases. Explore a dynamic region with a very favourable climate – with more than 300 days of sunshine a year!
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The most beautiful golf courses in Burgenland
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reasons why you should spend your golfing vacation in Burgenland
and why Burgenland is worth a golf vacation
A wonderful golfing vacation is not just about beautiful golf courses and great golf resorts. It’s the “little things” that can make all the difference. Below you will find a list of further criteria to help you make your decision. Is there anything else you require for a blissful golfing vacation?
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Eighteen holes of golf will tell you more about your fellow players than nineteen years spent in the same office.
In addition to the beautiful expanse of Lake Neusiedl, Burgenland also features four fantastic golf courses.
Two of the four golf courses are in the northern part of Burgenland and two in the southern part. The 27-hole facility of the Reiters Bad Tatzmannsdorf GC is the golfing home of Bernd Wiesberger, Austria’s number 1 player! The region boasts more than 300 days of sunshine a year. In mild winters, the golf courses can even be played throughout the year.
Einer muss der Größte sein ist das Motiv des Reiters Golf 72 Stegersbach mit seinen 45 traumhafte Spielbahnen. Zwei 18-Loch Golfplätze und einen 9-Loch Family & Fun Kurs.
Einer muss der Größte sein ist das Motiv des Reiters Golf 72 Stegersbach mit seinen 45 traumhafte Spielbahnen. Zwei 18-Loch Golfplätze und einen 9-Loch Family & Fun Kurs.
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The province
Burgenland is the easternmost province in Austria and the smallest province by population.
Its capital is Eisenstadt, with a population of about 15,000. The province may be small, but it has a lot to offer!
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Lake Neusiedl
Austria’s biggest lake by surface area.
Lake Neusiedl (German: Neusiedler See) is Central Europe’s largest lake without an outflow and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. With its reed bed, shallow water and mild but windy climate, the lake is perfect for sailing, kitesurfing and windsurfing. Because of its unique fauna and flora, it is protected as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.
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Red wine & Uhudler in southern Burgenland
Uhudler is the name of a traditional, legendary wine cultivated in southern Burgenland.
Uhudler grapes derive from crossings with North American grapes. They are disease-resistant and require no chemical pest management. Uhudler wine is a pure product of nature. The name Uhudler may only be used for wines that have passed a sensory and chemical examination. Depending on the variety and the region, the colour varies from pale yellow to bright cherry red.
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Esterházy Palace
The baroque building of Esterházy Palace in Eisenstadt offers interesting insights into the splendour of life at the court of the Princes Esterházy in bygone times.
Because of its magnificent acoustics, the Haydn Hall at the palace is still used as a venue for concerts and festivals. The palace cellar contains the largest wine museum in Austria.
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Mörbisch Lake Festival
The Mörbisch Lake Festival is an annual operetta festival in Mörbisch am See.
With about 150,000 visitors, the Mörbisch Lake Festival is the world’s largest operetta festival. The natural setting of Lake Neusiedl is always integrated into the stage design. The Mörbisch Lake Festival is a must-see for arts and culture enthusiasts in the summer months of July and August!
