City Guide
Bad Ischl on Foot, with Places to Stay Longer
Start at the station and follow the line through Bad Ischl, past the Trinkhalle and across the Traun to Lehár’s villa. The town walk continues along the Esplanade, through the Kurpark and back towards the parish church. Museum visits will take longer than simply walking past the buildings.
The other markers give you choices for the rest of the day. The thermal baths, Kaiservilla, Siriuskogel and Katrin cable car each deserve their own time. They are outside the short town walk. The cable-car marker shows the valley station.
For a pastry stop, the map marks Zauner on Pfarrgasse. Its Grand Café on the Esplanade is a separate branch. Check each attraction’s own visitor information before setting your plans.
Town walk
The walk and places nearby
Follow the line for the town walk. The markers also include places you can add if you have more time, such as the Kaiservilla, thermal baths and Siriuskogel.
- Start
Bad Ischl railway station
Starting point for the town walk.
- Historic Building
Bad Ischl Post Office Building
The post and telegraph building beside the Trinkhalle.
- Route waypoint
Nepomuk statue
The statue marks a point on the walk beside the Traun.
- Route waypoint
Kurpark
The park stop on the town walk, separate from the Kaiserpark at the imperial villa.
- Route waypoint
Former Hotel zur Post
A historic exterior stop from the town walk.
- Route waypoint
Katrin cable car valley station
The valley station for a separate mountain visit, outside the town walking line.
- Route waypoint
Zauner on Pfarrgasse
The pastry shop on Pfarrgasse, separate from the Grand Café on the Esplanade.