Nice place at the entrance of the pedestrian area, good to sit outside for a drink or coffee and watch people pass by. Did not try the food, but it looked very delicious.
For the size of the town, the pedestrian area is quite big. Good selection of shops, cafés, restaurants. Very pleasant for a short holiday!
For a relatively small town, this shopping mall is surprisingly big. Offers good variety of shops, also nice places to sit and rest tired feet. Also had good coffee there.
Authentic German restaurant with local food; excellent price for value, big portions, you will definitely never leave this place hungry. During high season best to reserve a table.
Very centrally located and the lobby is cozily arranged like a living room, also the books and the fish tank invite to stay, read, relax. The rooms are quite small, and you hear the traffic at night.
Careful when reserving a table at Soulkitchen; if you don't specify you want to sit in front (Rossbräu), they like to put people at the back (Barefoot Coffee). Food and drinks are similar though.
Authentic Austrian restaurant with excellent delicious food. Very good value for price, big portions; daily specials that are not on the menu, but the waiters will tell advertise.
Menu looks very touristy with lots of pictures, but kitchen is quick and food delicious.
Nice campground, rather small, but very tidy and well-kept. Supermarket nearby, also open on Sundays. Now also offering two mobile homes for people without own tent or camper.
Delicious bugers (we tried bacon&onion / vegan) combined with home made fries and lemonade. Unfortunately did not fit any dessert any more, so will definitely come back! Cosy atmosphere, great staff.
A must go place, especially for Europeans. Forget Saturn or Media Markt or the like and go there for an Asian experience. It's like a Conrad catalogue but with bargaining opportunity!
Visits are only allowed to registered visitors, so there's no way to get there without an agency or so. But if you manage, the place is definitely worth a visit. Be prepared to walk though.
Found this great place via booking.com. Very friendly owners, and the bikes are a plus! Also quite near to the train station, comfortable to reach. In hard rain they offered to take us there by car!
If you don't want to spend all your money at Starbucks, go to 85°. They also have nice coffee, cakes, air condition and reasonable prices.
The museum itself is a bit hidden, but the exhibition is definitely worth a visit. Keep it in mind for a rainy day, or alternatively for a superhot summer day where you hide from the sun.
Small shop, but the best way to get the award-winning whiskey. Prices are ok considering the prices they charge abroad for the same thing. And the awards the have definitely earned!
Public transport is very easy, also for foreigners. Everything is written also in English, and the EasyCard is just soo convenient. Great variety of restaurants, all with great food. Lots of museums..
Don't miss the changing of the guards, very impressive. On a hot day, better go to the garden part, it's cooler near the pond and under the trees.
Looks a bit run down, even though they refurbished nicely, but the pizza is superb! We try to come here regularly, just for the grand food!
On rainy days the indoor museum is also something locals should visit. In summer (during July) there is the Promenadenkonzerte, a series of concerts (daily) of mostly brass bands, free of charge!
