I spent a month here training to be a yoga instructor. The place itself is set in tremendous…read morelandscape. Clean fresh air, mountains, green hills etc. Gorgeous. The ashram is well looked after by every guest - karma yoga. The swamis are obviously extremely friendly & welcoming. The yoga classes are outstanding. Especially outdoors.

Nice hotel decent & clean rooms. The pool wasn't great. The bar was OK decent location. A bit of a…read morewalk out of town. Nice owner great staff.

I visited once when I was young to go ice skating, which, although exciting at the time, was rather…read moreuneventful. The skates for rent were hockey skates only. After asking for normal skates, they told me they had none. The ice rink was good, the ice was steady. The second time I went was today, for bowling. IT. WAS. AWFUL. Firstly, it was impossible to locate the bowling alley, and after 10 minutes of searching, we were lead up a stairway if a restaurant into a small dirty room. Calling the alleys 'bowling alleys' is an overstatement. The alleys were just wooden strips with rubber in the middle, and the pins were held up on strings. The scoreboard did not work, making us write the scores on a chalkboard with an inch-sized cube of chalk. We later went to the italian restaurant inside the centre, which was good, but the wait was long. Overall- don't bother going bowling there.

Located right near the Grossglockner High Alpine Road toll station, this cute little wildlife park…read moreis a perfect stop before or after your drive. It's 15 Euros per adult for entry. We went 1.5 hour before closing and the park was relatively quiet, perfect for enjoying a chill walk around the park. There are signs with facts for each animal species with some English translations that were pretty basic but fun to read. Compared to zoos, these animals seem to have a larger living area (except for the birds), roaming the alpine landscape. The mischievous marmots were running free around the park between pens, and we were pleasantly surprised with the hoofed animal area where we could walk next to elk and deer. Pretty unreal when a sturdy buck with large antlers or a line of deer crosses your path! I was really happy with our visit-- super cool to be so close to the deer and elk, say hi to some furry friends, and see the animals in happy conditions. You can also buy animal feed (just read the sign to see who you can and cannot feed!). Be sure to stop by if you like animals! :)