Hunguest Hotel Heiligenblut
A-9844 Heiligenblut, Winkl 46
Tel.: +43/4824-4111 Fax: +43/4824-4111-88
office@hotel-heiligenblut.at
About us - Hunguest Hotel Heiligenblut, Heiligenblut
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| Summer information | Winter information | Ski lift prices Grossglockner/Heiligenblut |
| Price list summer 2009 (PDF) |
Price list winter 2008/2009 (PDF) |
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At the moment the Hunguest Hotel Heiligenblut is closed. The reception is occupied for you from Monday to Friday for your requests and reservations (from 8.00am to 5.00pm). Please notice that E-Mails reaching us out of these times can only be answered on the next working day. SEASON START for the winter season is the 5th December 2008! |
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Keep in mind and don't forget to book the Ski Opening 2008 in Heiligenblut! Date: 5th to 8th Dec 2008 (PDF, 2 MB) |
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Hunguest Hotel Heiligenblut is nestled in one of the most beautiful places in the Alps, in the middle of the “Hohe Tauern” national park. The picturesque Heiligenblut is surrounded by 50 peaks each above 3,000 m and is considered to be “Austria’s magical village in the south”. On one side, the history-rich church in Heiligenblut overshadows the entire village with its vibrancy, and on the other the snow-covered Großglockner will catch your eye.
Across the Alps, past the enormous world of everlasting ice, the „Großglocknerstraße” leads you through one of the most beautiful natural landscapes on earth. You can experience this natural spectacle from May until October, relax on the sun terrace on the „Franz-Josefs-Höhe” (2.369 m) facing the „Großglockner”, take the glacier lift to the „Pasterzen” glacier, or hike along one of the many trails. Everywhere you go, you will be following in the footsteps of ancient European history – this alpine trail dates back to Roman times. |
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We look forward to your visit.
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