Hallstatt Salt Mine Railway
4830 Hallstatt
Description: The funicular to the Hallstatt Salt Mine will be closed through August 29, 2026!
Description: The trail leading to the Hallstatt High Valley remains closed due to construction work, even after the Salzwelten reopens.
Up High into the Hallstatt Valley
Starting August 29, 2026, the new Salzbergbahn will take you comfortably and with full accessibility up into a world full of history, breathtaking views, and unique experiences. Hop on, ride up, and discover Hallstatt from a whole new perspective!
Hallstatt Salt Mine Railway
REOPENING AUGUST 29, 2026
Ride the state-of-the-art funicular for a comfortable and accessible journey up to the Hallstatt high valley. There, you can enjoy the view over Hallstatt from the spectacular Skywalk and discover the millennia-old history of this special place in the walk-through exhibition tomb. The new Salzwelten bistro “Weitblick 7,000” invites you to enjoy regional specialties with a modern twist and a magnificent view. Back in the valley, the new Salzwelten flagship store is all about “white gold”—complemented by gifts, wellness offerings, and souvenirs.
Tip: In the Hallstatt High Valley, the world’s oldest salt mine is waiting for you to discover it.
4830 Hallstatt
Phone +43 6132 200 - 2400
E-Mail info@salzwelten.at
Web www.salzwelten.at
Web dachstein.salzkammergut.at/
https://dachstein.salzkammergut.at/
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Salzwelten GmbH
Salzbergstraße 21
4830 Hallstatt
Phone +43 6132 200 - 2400
E-Mail info@salzwelten.at
Web www.salzwelten.at
Legal contact information
Salzbergbahn HallstattSalzbergstraße 21
AT-4830 Hallstatt
info@salzwelten.at
https://www.salzwelten.at/
UID: ATU 36919108
Grand Reopening on August 29, 2026!
August 29–October 24, 2026: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
October 25, 2026–January 6, 2027: 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
511 m
Accessibility / arrivalBy car
from Salzburg:
From Thalgau, take Federal Highway B158 toward Bad Ischl; in Bad Ischl, take the ramp onto the Salzkammergut Road (B145) toward Bad Goisern; in Bad Goisern, turn right onto B166; at the Gosaumühle intersection, turn left toward Hallstatt
From Linz:
Take the Regau exit on the highway and follow the Salzkammergut Road (B145) toward Gmunden and Bad Ischl until you reach Bad Goisern; in Bad Goisern, turn right onto the B166; at the Gosaumühle intersection, turn left toward Hallstatt
From Vienna/Graz:
Take the Liezen exit and follow the B320; in Trautenfels, turn onto the Salzkammergut Road (B145) toward Bad Aussee; then turn onto Koppenstraße through Obertraun to Hallstatt
From Villach:
Take the Tauern Autobahn to the “Eben im Pongau” exit; continue on the B166 over the Gschütt Pass and along the federal highway through Gosau; at the Gosaumühle intersection, turn right toward Hallstatt
By train
, Attnang-Puchheim – Stainach-Irdning route
Arrive by train at “Hallstatt Bahnhof,” then take the ferry into the townof
By bus
Bus lines 542/543
Arrive at the “Hallstatt Lahn” bus terminal
For detailed information on train and bus schedules, visit http://www.oebb.at (rail) and www.postbus.at (Postbus).
P1/P2/P3/P4 Short-Term Parking Rates 15 minutes free 1 hour: 4.00 euros 2 hours: 7.00 euros 3–4 hours: 9.00 euros 5–6 hours: 9.50 euros 7–12 hours: 10.00 euros From the 13th hour onward: daily rate of 15.00 euros Lost ticket fee: 30.00 euros Bus fee: €80.00 per day For buses: Please contact Hallstatt PEB GmbH - www.peb-hallstatt.com
Shuttle serviceTransfer to accommodations in the city center
Shuttle bus from “P1” parking lot only
Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Toilet facility
- Diaper room
Since 2026, two dining establishments in the Hallstatt High Valley have been inviting visitors to enjoy a delightful break: the new Salzwelten Bistro “Weitblick 7000” and the historic Rudolfsturm.
- Shop
Guided tours of the salt mine.
Combined Ticket - Salt Mine, including round-trip transportation
Adults: €49
Children (ages 4–15): €23
Round-trip transportation
Adults: €29
Children (ages 4–15): €14
- Children
Combined Ticket - Salt Mine, including round-trip transportation
Children (ages 4–15): €23.00
Round-trip transportation
Children (ages 4–15): €14.00 - Groups
Combination Ticket - Salt Mine, including round-trip transportation
Groups of 20 or more: €47.00
School and youth groups (up to age 19): €23.00
Round-trip transportation
Groups of 20 or more: €28.00
School and youth groups (up to age 19): €14.00
- All weather
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for schools
- Suitable for kids (all ages)
- Suitable for pushchairs
- Pets allowed
- Suitable for teenagers
- Suitable for seniors
- Suitable for single travelers
- Suitable for families
- Suitable for friends
- Suitable for couples
- Suitable for children
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
Pets are allowed in the Hallstatt High Valley (except in the salt mine). Dogs must wear a muzzle while riding the Salzbergbahn.
Suitable for wheelchairs: Not all of the legally stipulated ÖNORM are complied with. In principle, this object is suitable for wheelchairs and no assistance is necessary.
- ground level accessible
- handicapped accessible lift
- Escort required
- Toilet facility for disabled people
