Things to do in Millstatt
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Benedictine Abbey
Apart from the lake itself, Millstatt's main attraction is its Romanesque Benedictine Abbey, founded in 1070. This pretty complex consists of the 11th-century abbey, a graveyard that invites a stroll, and foundation buildings south of the abbey, with lovely yards and arcades. If you walk downhill along Stiftsgasse from the abbey, you see on the left a 1000-year-old lime tree. Millstatt was no exception to the practice common during the Middle Ages of holding trials beneath a tree (often a lime tree) and using the same tree for hangings.
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Wassersport Strobl
On the lake, Wassersport Strobl hires out sailing boats (around €7 to around €12 per hour) and electric boats (around €10 to €12 per hour) as well as kayaks (€5 per hour).
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Bio-Hotel Alpenrose
This eco-hotel is 3km north of town in Obermillstatt and serves an organic lunch buffet and evening menu. It's open most of the year.
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Stiftsmuseum
The Stiftsmuseum contains everything from documentation of the town's history to reliquaries and a geology collection.
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Full House
For pub entertainment, Full House, near the Volksbank, is a nice hangout.
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Pizzeria Peppino
Pizzeria Peppino is a good in-town eating option beyond hotel fare.
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Wassersport Strobl
Wassersport Strobl hires out sailing boats (€7 to €12 per hour) and electric boats (€10 to €12 per hour) as well as kayaks (€5 per hour).
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Stiftsmuseum
The Stiftsmuseum contains everything from documentation of the town’s history to reliquaries and a geology collection.
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Pizzeria Peppino
Pizzeria Peppino is a good in-town eating option beyond hotel fare.
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Full House
For pub entertainment, Full House, near the Volksbank, is a nice hangout.
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Bio-Hotel Alpenrose
This eco-hotel is 3km north of town in Obermillstatt and serves an organic lunch buffet and evening menu. It’s open most of the year.
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Benedictine Abbey
Apart from the lake itself, Millstatt’s main attraction is its Romanesque Benedictine abbey, founded in 1070. This pretty complex consists of the 11th-century abbey, a graveyard that invites a stroll, and foundation buildings south of the abbey, with lovely yards and arcades. If you walk downhill along Stiftsgasse from the abbey, you see on the left a 1000-year-old lime tree. Millstatt was no exception to the practice common during the Middle Ages of holding trials beneath a tree (often a lime tree) and using the same tree for hangings.
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