🔥 Where to Find the Hottest Girls in Upper Austria

Steel and tech at Linz, then the Salzkammergut lakes an hour south. Hallstatt is the village China copied, Gmunden has the ceramics and Steyr keeps its medieval centre. Beer culture is serious.

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Linz Hallstatt Salzkammergut Steyr Gmunden

Upper Austria is industry and lake district in the same fifty kilometres, which is genuinely unusual — Linz is the steel-and-tech city that reinvented itself as an electronic-art centre, and an hour south the Salzkammergut begins: the chain of lakes with the villages on the water that have been the Austrian summer holiday since the imperial court went there. Hallstatt is the village that the Chinese built a copy of because it was so photographed, Gmunden has the lake and the ceramics, and Steyr is the old arms-manufacturing town with the preserved medieval centre.

The state's character is Austrian-industrial with a genuine Alpine holiday culture layered on top, and the lake villages have a real problem with the sheer volume of tourism that the photographs created. The local dialect is close to Bavarian and the beer culture is serious.

Expect real lake and mountain content, genuine summer-holiday talk, and a state where the postcard village has been copied in China.

Performer style: Alpine-lake holiday, industrious, genuinely conservative

Popular requests: Lake-swimming and Alpine content, summer-holiday energy, German talk, hiking stories

Why here: A village so photographed that China built a replica of it

Nearby: Linz Wels Salzburg Lower Austria