Minding that watering in the valley is rather good, the flora of the National Park is very rich too: you can find a variety of flowers, grass, and trees specific for each height zone of the mountains.

Diversity in virtually all respects in a region as small as Eastern Styria is unique: It ranges from alpine cattle and mountain lamb to honey, cheese, pears and apples. From alpine pastures …

Austria's lush heartland, is awash with verdant grass and rich vineyards. Trout fishing, hiking and mountain climbing are popular lures to stunning Styria. The region is also renowned as a …

The picturesque landscape is characterised by well-maintained vineyards, vibrant forests and flowery meadows sweeping the length and breadth of South Styria, up and over the hills. From …

Among the highlights is the Dachstein massif, the highest mountain range in Styria, peeking at 2,995 m (9826 ft), and the river Mur, which at 300 km, is Styria’s longest. Due to its favourable …

European Scythe Blades: grass blades, bush blades, ditch blades, left-handed blades, sickles, and blade covers.

When visiting Styria, one can come across many things to see. Here are the most important ones, so as not to miss a single one during a tour of the region. The Clock Tower in Graz. Start your …

Styria offers holidaymakers a rich variety of leisure opportunities. However, all regions of Styria share one thing – the warmth of the people and the joy of indulgence: from the Dachstein …

Styria stands for variety, but above all for the enjoyment of diversity in 11 adventure regions. Four very different types of landscape characterise the Green Heart and mean enjoyment from …

In the brand-new Estyria Pumpkin Seed Report 2020 you can discover what this means for harvest yields in 2020, learn how conventional and organic growing areas in the different …