Pettenbach attractions

On this boat tour, you'll get to take in views of Linz from a unique perspective. You'll board the MS Linzerin and set sail from Danube Park, in the bustling center of Linz. You'll sail downstream before turning around at Handelshafen, stopping at the shipyard harbor on your way back. This scenic cruise will allow you to take in views of the city's contemporary architecture, cultural landmarks and industrial ports. There will also be a variety of refreshments for sale on board, giving you the chance to enjoy local flavors while admiring the view.

See Linz from the water aboard the MS Linzerin, the design ship of Danube shipping company Wurm & Noé. From your seat you'll enjoy clear views of the city as the vessel passes a number of riverside sights along the Danube. Onboard loudspeakers provide plenty of information about Linz and the river to help you follow what you see. Along the way the cruise includes a short port entrance. A detour into the shipyard port offers a closer look at industrial river life and a different perspective on the city from the water. The combination of narrated background and riverside scenery makes for an easy, informative way to experience Linz from the Danube.

In Hallstatt, this self‑guided scavenger hunt and walking tour will let you explore at your own pace. The activity is fully app‑based and available 24/7, so you can start any time with no guides or fixed schedule. You may pause for photos or a longer stroll through the narrow stone streets and resume whenever you like—even the next day. It is suitable for couples, families and groups. The Complete City package gives you everything in one app. An interactive game will have you solving puzzles to reveal more than ten main sights and a number of hidden gems, while short explanations share the history and legends connected to each place. Along the way you’ll find hand‑picked insider tips for local restaurants and shops. The route takes you past notable spots including Denkmal, the Memorial to the Victims of the Wars, the Memorial of Johann Georg Ramsauer and the Welterbemuseum Hallstatt. You’ll also visit Marktplatz, Talherberge Hallstatt, the Evangelische Pfarrkirche and Pfarrkirche Mariä Himmelfahrt, see the Hallstatt Charnel House and stop at an instagram point to capture views.

This City Quest mixes the thrill of a treasure hunt with the orientation-game feel of a team challenge and the freedom of a self-guided tour. You will need a smartphone to take part. Along the way you’ll follow clues around the city, solve puzzles and crack codes that lead you from one point to the next. The route will introduce interesting facts about the city’s landmarks and its history as you move through different areas. You’ll play with your team at your own pace, using the puzzle trail to explore and compare ideas. The experience is designed to be both playful and informative, so you may find surprises in the challenges as well as context about the places you pass. When you finish, you will receive a summary of your adventure that reviews how you did and what you discovered.

In Vöcklabruck you will take a leisurely walk through the town and along its historic buildings and sights. The pace will be relaxed, so you can look up at facades and soak in the atmosphere as you move through streets that hold local history and stories. Along the way you will be drawn into a fairy‑tale narrative that casts you as a detective trying to restore peace and harmony between humans and mythical creatures. The tale is based on the famous legend of Maria Schöndorf, in which dwarves from the mountains are said to sing and dig tunnels underground in the church. As the story unfolds, you will explore the town’s character and learn about this local legend while connecting the scenes of the story to the places you pass. The experience blends a gentle sightseeing walk with a playful, narrative mystery that encourages you to look more closely at Vöcklabruck’s historic sights and imagine the town’s past in a new way.

You’ll explore the imperial spa town of Bad Ischl on an app-led scavenger hunt that runs on your phone. Walking between landmarks, you’ll solve riddles on your device that guide you from one point to the next. The experience runs without a guide, so you move at your own pace. Along the route you’ll make your way to the Kaiservilla, the summer residence associated with Emperor Franz Joseph. You’ll pass through the Kurpark, where imperial guests once strolled between concerts, and tackle clues around the Stadtmuseum, which tells Bad Ischl’s salt-and-royalty story. The game reimagines the town’s imperial past as a series of puzzles and discoveries. The experience is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian, and you can select your preferred language in the app.

This exclusive private tour from Salzburg to Hallstatt will take you through the stunning Salzkammergut region. You’ll travel at a leisurely pace through mountains, past lakes and alongside picturesque villages, with refreshment stops at St. Gilgen and Lake Wolfgang so you can pause and take in the views. Along the way you’ll see dramatic lake scenery and charming village scenes. In St. Gilgen you can enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Wolfgang, relax on the lakeside promenade or explore the surrounding streets at your own pace. The route continues through the Salzkammergut’s varied landscape before reaching Hallstatt, giving you plenty of opportunities to soak up the natural beauty of the area.

This walking tour through the heart of Linz introduces you to a city where old and new sit side by side. As you move through the charming Old Town, you will see its baroque architecture and pass the main square and City Hall before reaching the Danube River. Along the way you will visit the Old Cathedral and the New Cathedral, and stop by the Mozart Residence to learn about the city’s musical connections. You will also hear about Linz’s wider history and fine-art background, including its complex past as the so-called City of the Führer and Hitler’s links to the town. The tour will cover cultural highlights such as the New Cathedral as the largest church in Austria, the story of the Linzer Torte—the oldest cake recipe in the world, dating from 1653—and musical notes tied to the city, including Mozart’s Linz Symphony (No 36) and Beethoven’s Eighth. The commentary will help you put the sights into context while you enjoy a pleasant walk through beautiful Linz.

Explore picturesque Hallstatt, tucked between salt mountains and a translucent lake, by playing a town quest that blends a tour, an outdoor escape game and a treasure hunt. As you follow clues and solve puzzles, you’ll search for signs of the town’s ancient history and uncover stories tied to a place that has been inhabited since the Iron Age. The game is set up for groups, so you can play with friends, a partner or family. Along the way, you’ll pass the settlement’s quaint 16th-century buildings and spend time in the market square that was rebuilt in the 16th century after a devastating fire. You’ll also find the historic Brauhaus, which was granted the right to brew beer in 1504 by Emperor Maximillian I. Rise above the village to locate hidden monuments and take in an unparalleled view of the lake as you piece together clues. The experience mixes sightseeing with interactive problem-solving, letting you learn about Hallstatt’s past while enjoying a playful, exploratory walk through the town.

This experience will allow you to go on a self-guided and self-paced quest to find hidden spots around Hallstatt. On this smartphone game set in 1846, you'll be playing the role of a University of Oxford archaeology professor and an antiquities treasure hunter. Guided by hints and clues on the app, you'll go on a quest to solve puzzles while learning about the town’s history and culture.

You will explore Linz’s festive heart on a Christmas walking tour that takes in some of the city’s most atmospheric sights. The route includes the Linzer Mariendom, a striking cathedral known for its calm presence, and the nearby Volksgarten, where the Christmas Market features fairy‑tale figures and local customs that delight children and adults alike. Along the way, you’ll pass the Alter Dom – Ignatiuskirche and feel the seasonal atmosphere blending with historic architecture. The walk concludes among the city’s main market squares: Christkindlmarkt am Hauptplatz and Christkindlmarkt Pfarrplatz. Here you’ll find an authentic festive ambience and a lively display of Linz’s Christmas market character, with stalls, decorations and traditions that show the city’s seasonal spirit. The tour offers a straightforward way to see key landmarks and to soak up local holiday customs in the centre of Linz.

In Linz, you’ll enjoy a private exploration of the Old Town combined with a relaxed cruise on Linz Harbour that includes a visit to the Mural Harbour. You can choose between two options: one pairs a private, guided walking tour—led in your chosen language—with a 45-minute unguided cruise (tickets only), and the other offers a fully guided experience that covers both the walking tour and the cruise, also led by a private guide fluent in your chosen language. As you move through the city on foot, your guide will point out main landmarks and local history. Along the way you’ll pass Hauptplatz, Castle Park and the New Cathedral, and you’ll see the modern Ars Electronica Center. The harbour cruise will give you a quieter, water-level view of the city and the colourful murals at Mural Harbour. This combination will let you explore Linz’s historic centre and its contemporary cultural highlights in a single outing.

This self-guided tour of Hallstatt will guide you to the town’s most photographed spots and give you a clear route through its scenic corners. Along the way you’ll capture views of Hallstatt lake with the church in the foreground, and you’ll have the chance to enjoy the town from the Skywalk viewing platform (tickets not included). As you move through the route, you’ll learn about Hallstatt’s history and modern life, see the town from its most beautiful viewpoints, and visit the mysterious cemetery and the House of Bones. The tour is delivered through an app and was created by a professional tour guide with five years’ experience. Navigation prompts will lead you through 16 steps, each illustrated with pictures and accompanied by audio and text information. The voice-over is made with AI. You can walk at your own pace and pause as often as you need. Please note this is a self-guided experience: no in-person guide will meet you. The tour will remain available in your app account permanently.

Hallstatt is instantly recognisable, but this app-led scavenger hunt will help you notice details you might otherwise miss. Using phone-based riddles, you’ll be guided on foot from one landmark to the next with no guide and no fixed start time. Along the way you’ll pass the Evangelische Pfarrkirche, cross the Marktplatz and reach the Schiffstation Hallstatt-Lahn, taking in faith, local history and lake views as you go. You’ll move at your own pace through one of the world’s most scenic villages, so the experience suits couples, families and groups of any size. The game is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian; you can see the full list and choose your language when you start the game in the app. Hallstatt needs no filters — the riddles and short stories included in the game simply add context and make the walk more engaging.

In Hallstatt, a small team of photographers with over six years' experience photographing travellers around the world will capture your holiday the way it feels. They work as storytellers, specialising in authentic, natural images that reflect your trip. The team combines creativity with local knowledge and is recognised among the top-rated photography tours of 2025, trusted by travellers worldwide for a relaxed style and striking results. As you move through Hallstatt, they will show hidden gems, secret angles and the best light for photos. Along the way, you’ll receive beautiful, professional images and practical insider tips to help you make the most of your time here. The experience focuses on natural moments and local perspectives, so your photographs will feel personal and true to your visit.