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I’ve Been Dreaming Of Visiting Hallstatt, Austria Ever Since I Saw A Picture Of It, Here Are 30 Pics I Took There
To be honest, I've been to lots of European villages, but it was the most truly marvelous and fabulous fairytale place I have ever seen before!
I’ve been dreaming of visiting this magical village ever since I first saw a picture of it, and I knew instantly that I wanted to visit in winter, during Christmas time and finally, I did it!
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Podunkus 6 years ago (edited)
Looking for someone local or knowledgeable to answer this. My reaction was “Well, that’s a right champion espalier!” and then I wondered if there is any organization there that maintains a registry of “champion” trees (oldest, tallest, most massive, best specimen, etc.) along the lines of what the National Register of Champion Trees has for the US (americanforests.org). Now of course I well know that “espalier” is a horticultural technique and not a “tree” and where I live it is most often applied to climbing roses, but I was just curious about this amazing specimen and the other one shown in this series of photos.
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Pillowhead 6 years ago
I'm getting antsy seeing those pillows on the window ledge... I cannot bear it if I lose a pillow
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Mimis Nachbarin 6 years ago
It is a fairytale for you - but it is an extreme overtourism-nightmare for the people who live there. Hallstatt, a village of 780 people and basicly only one road is crushed by more the one million visiters per anno. That should not be forgotten and kept in mind by everyone who looks at these beautiful pictures.
Jay Loren 6 years ago
Exactly my thoughts too, notice how none of the pics show streets? It was probably insane.
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Peter Korsten 4 years ago
Please note that none of the photos show the ground, because it's swamped with tourists. In that sense, the pandemic was fabulous. I live in a very touristy place (island in the Mediterranean), and when there was a quasi lockdown, and no tourists were allowed to enter, we visited all those tourist hotspots and there was NOBODY there. it was absolutely wonderful. Yes, it cost 25% of our GDP, and it's killed 15 million people worldwide, but being able to admire the beauty of a place in peace and quiet is terrific.
Mimis Nachbarin 6 years ago
It is a fairytale for you - but it is an extreme overtourism-nightmare for the people who live there. Hallstatt, a village of 780 people and basicly only one road is crushed by more the one million visiters per anno. That should not be forgotten and kept in mind by everyone who looks at these beautiful pictures.
Jay Loren 6 years ago
Exactly my thoughts too, notice how none of the pics show streets? It was probably insane.
Load More Replies... Peter Korsten 4 years ago
Please note that none of the photos show the ground, because it's swamped with tourists. In that sense, the pandemic was fabulous. I live in a very touristy place (island in the Mediterranean), and when there was a quasi lockdown, and no tourists were allowed to enter, we visited all those tourist hotspots and there was NOBODY there. it was absolutely wonderful. Yes, it cost 25% of our GDP, and it's killed 15 million people worldwide, but being able to admire the beauty of a place in peace and quiet is terrific.
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