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Styria

Best seasonMay–Jun
GeographyMountains · rolling hills to Eastern Alps
LanguagesGerman
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Bad Gleichenberg
Wine Tasting

Bad Gleichenberg

Historic spa resort with Belle Époque architecture and mineral springs.

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Bad Radkersburg
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Bad Radkersburg

Renaissance jewel on the Mur with preserved architecture and thermal spas.

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Bad Waltersdorf
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Bad Waltersdorf

Thermal spa surrounded by apple orchards and vineyards in Eastern Styria.

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Deutschlandsberg
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Deutschlandsberg

Market town with medieval castle, gateway to Schilcher wine route.

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Dobl-Zwaring
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Dobl-Zwaring

Charming village with picturesque vineyards and rich wine heritage.

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Ehrenhausen an der Weinstraße
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Ehrenhausen an der Weinstraße

Historic town with magnificent Renaissance mausoleum on the Mur River.

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Eibiswald
Wine Tasting

Eibiswald

Charming village known for local wine production and scenic vineyards.

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Eichberg-Trautenburg
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Eichberg-Trautenburg

Picturesque hilltop village known for stunning views and local wines.

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Fehring
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Fehring

Charming town known for its thermal baths and local wine production.

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Feldbach
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Feldbach

Vibrant heart of Vulkanland with historic church and weekly markets.

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Fürstenfeld
Wine Tasting

Fürstenfeld

Elegant market town with baroque architecture and Augustus Fountain.

Wine Tasting
Gamlitz
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Gamlitz

Premier wine destination with world-class wineries and stunning landscapes.

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Gleisdorf
Wine Tasting

Gleisdorf

Charming town known for its historic architecture and local wine culture.

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Graz
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Graz

Historic city with a UNESCO-listed old town and vibrant culinary scene.

Camper Van RentalsHikingLocal Cuisine
Großklein
Wine Tasting

Großklein

Ancient Celtic history meets wine culture at the renowned Wine Museum.

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Großsteinbach
Wine Tasting

Großsteinbach

Charming village known for its traditional Styrian cuisine and rich vineyards.

Wine Tasting
Großwilfersdorf
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Großwilfersdorf

Village renowned for its traditional Styrian pumpkin seed oil.

Wine Tasting
Hartberg
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Hartberg

Medieval town with fortifications, baroque churches, and authentic village life.

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Heimschuh
Wine Tasting

Heimschuh

Wine village in Tuscany-like landscape with world-class vineyards.

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Ilz
Wine Tasting

Ilz

Charming riverside village with historic architecture and local crafts.

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Ilztal
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Ilztal

Picturesque valley known for apple orchards and stunning river views.

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Common questions

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  • Styria in Austria is known for Wine regions, Pumpkin seed oil, Thermal spas and Old town. Styria is Austria's second-largest region, known for its diverse landscapes ranging from rolling hills to the Eastern Alps. Graz, the capital, is a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its Renaissance and Baroque architecture. The region is fam...
  • Styria offers camper van road trips and vineyard visits and wine tastings. With 53 curated destinations in the region, travellers can explore at a leisurely pace — lingering in villages, connecting with locals, and immersing themselves in the landscape.
  • Top slow travel destinations in Styria include Sankt Andrä-Höch, St. Veit in der Südsteiermark, Großwilfersdorf and Kaibing, among 53 curated destinations. Each offers authentic local experiences, from regional cuisine to natural landscapes, selected for travellers who prefer depth over speed.
  • Styria is accessible via well-suited roads for camper van travel. The region's slow travel infrastructure makes it possible to explore without a personal car, though some remote villages may require advance planning. Many accommodations can arrange transfers or provide local transport advice.

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