Styria
Styria offers golf enthusiasts a perfect combination of first-class golf courses and a varied landscape. Nestled between alpine mountain scenery, rolling hills and idyllic wine regions, numerous golf courses invite you to play in unique natural surroundings. Thanks to the excellent infrastructure, hospitality and wide range of culinary and cultural experiences, golf in Styria is a special experience - for professionals and recreational golfers alike.
Attractive golf hotels and resorts Styria
Our best golf courses Styria
Austria, Styria, Schladming
- Holes: 18 Hole
- Difficulty: medium demanding
- Terrain: flat water hazards
Best Journey Time
The best time to travel to Styria depends largely on the activities you are planning. For hiking and nature lovers, the months from May to October are ideal, when the temperatures are pleasant and the landscape is in full bloom or in autumnal colors. Winter sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions in the alpine regions from December to March. Southern Styria and the wine regions are particularly attractive in spring and autumn, when wine tastings and harvest festivals characterize the region.
Special Destinations
Styria impresses with a wide variety of excursion destinations that combine history, nature and enjoyment. In Graz, Austria's second largest city, historical architecture meets modern culture. The Schlossberg with its clock tower offers a unique view over the rooftops of the old town. Nature lovers will find impressive hiking trails and untouched landscapes in the Almenland or Gesäuse National Park. The South Styrian Wine Route attracts visitors with its rolling hills and excellent wines, while castles such as Riegersburg or Oberkapfenberg Castle allow visitors to immerse themselves in the past. The numerous thermal spas also offer relaxation in the midst of Styrian nature.
Culinary Highlights
A particular highlight is the Styrian pumpkin seed oil, which is traditionally produced in the region and is considered "green gold". In southern Styria, the wineries invite you to taste fine white wines, especially Welschriesling and Sauvignon Blanc. Regional specialties such as Steirerkas, Vulkanland ham or fried chicken reflect the down-to-earth but creative cuisine. Numerous wine taverns offer homemade delicacies in a cozy atmosphere and make Styria a paradise for gourmets.
Arrival & Infrastructure on Site
Styria is easy and convenient to reach thanks to its central location and well-developed transport links. By car, you can take the A9 Pyhrn Autobahn or the A2 Süd Autobahn, which connect the province with Vienna, Carinthia and Slovenia. The rail connections are also excellent - as a central hub, Graz is directly connected to major Austrian cities and international destinations. Graz Airport also offers national and international connections. Locally, visitors benefit from a well-developed public transport network that connects cities, excursion destinations and rural regions. Bicycle rental systems, buses and streetcars are available in the cities themselves, while numerous hiking and cycling trails open up the countryside.