Austria, Slovenia and Croatia
Staying overnight at a hotel in Belgium
St.Wolfgang
Some of the towns and areas I visited were the Faistenau area, and the surrounding mountains and rivers. There is also a museum, called the museum to the "not so wise person" (polite translation), which I was told is dedicated to out of date and historical farming equipment. It was closed at the time of my visit.
I also did a tour through the local Salt mines, complete with two slides down the mine shaft, an underwater boat ride and an underground border crossing.
The local Red Bull Hangar 7 is worth visiting, as it houses an interesting museum containing aircraft, motorcycles and helicopters, and some more daring forms of transport. In addition, there is a section where artists can display thier new art, and a restaurant provides breakfast, refreshments and other meals.
Want something new? Well, I certainly did, and rode down to Slovenia, and enjoyed the beautiful countryside views and the Adriatic climate, as Austria was starting to get a bit chilly for a couple of days. Slovenia seems like a nice clean place, but the driving standards on the motorway were appauling. Came across three car accidents, and nearly got hit myself from behind by a car that was racing another car.
The Salzburg countryside provides many interesting riding opportunities, with forests for walks and lakes where bathing is possible in the summer.
The Red Bull head office in Salzburg
