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Kaiserschmarrn at a mountain hut, a dip in an alpine lake and peaks rising to almost 3,800 metres: Austria is the land of mountains, and you'll feel it on every trail. Between the Grossglockner, the Wachau valley and Vienna, alpine meadows, vineyard terraces and coffee houses change almost by the hour. If you want to fall asleep under the open sky after a day outdoors, your bubble tent in Austria is waiting, with its own hot tub and so much peace and quiet you can almost hear the stars.
The Adlerweg (Eagle Walk) is more than 400 kilometres long and crosses Tyrol in 33 stages. The Alpe-Adria-Trail connects the Grossglockner with the Adriatic over around 750 kilometres. For day trips, hut hikes are ideal, such as the one to the Olperer Hut in the Zillertal, with views of the Schlegeis reservoir.
The Achensee is the largest lake in Tyrol and is also known as the “Tyrolean Sea”. On Lake Hallstatt lies the picture-book village of Hallstatt, part of the Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut UNESCO World Heritage Site. For swimming, head to the Wörthersee in Carinthia, one of the warmest alpine lakes, reaching over 25 degrees in summer.
The Krimml Waterfalls in the Salzburger Land plunge 380 metres in three tiers and are the highest in Austria. At 159 metres, the Stuibenfall in the Ötztal is the highest waterfall in Tyrol. In the Liechtensteinklamm gorge near St. Johann im Pongau, walkways lead between rock faces up to 300 metres high.
Since 1935, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road has wound its way through 36 hairpin bends up to the Edelweissspitze at 2,571 metres. On the Dachstein, Austria's highest suspension bridge leads at around 2,700 metres to the “Stairway to Nothingness”. Near Reutte, the 406-metre Highline 179 spans the valley at a height of 114 metres.
Kaiserschmarrn tastes best at an alpine hut after a hike, and in Carinthia Kasnudeln are on every menu. In the Wachau on the Danube, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000, apricots and Grüner Veltliner ripen on steep terraces, not far from our bubble tent in Lower Austria.
Hear it first hand from our community.
“Das Bubble Tent ist ideal für eine besondere Auszeit zu zweit mit wunderschönem Sternenhimmel.”
“Wir haben uns diesen Aufenthalt zum Jahrestag gegönnt und jede Minute genossen. Eine wirklich außergewöhnliche Art, einen besonderen Tag zu feiern.”
“Wer davon träumt, direkt unter einem funkelnden Sternenhimmel einzuschlafen, ohne auf den Komfort eines gemütlichen Bettes zu verzichten, für den ist das Bubble Tent die absolute Erfüllung.”
“Wir hatten eine wundervolle Nacht in diesem einzigartigen Bubble Tent.”
“Der Gutschein kam super an und war eine romantische Überraschung zum Jahrestag.”
“Sauna und Hotspot wurden komplett ausgenutzt, die Nächte in der Bubble waren definitiv ein Abenteuer”
In short: a bubble tent is a transparent tent in the middle of nature. You lie warm and sheltered in bed and fall asleep right under the starry sky.
We don't just pick any old patch of meadow. Every location is hand-picked – for real privacy, a clear view of the sky and a kind of peace that's hard to find.
No two bubble tents are alike. Every host adds their own personal touch – from a view of the lake to a bonfire in the middle of the forest.
Behind every bubble tent are hosts who look after it themselves – and tell you the best spot for the sunrise.
Sleep safely: every bubble tent is DEKRA-tested and free of harmful substances – so all you have to think about is the sky.
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