The alpine region Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut is an extraordinary example of a natural landscape of unique beauty and special scientific importance, which also bears witness to the early and continuous human, economic and cultural activity.
– UNESCO comitee: december 1997
Unique. Steeped in history. Breathtaking.
World Heritage Management Asso
World Heritage Management Asso
Association World Heritage Management Cultural Landscape Hallstatt-Dachstein / Salzkammergut
Association under Austrian law, ZVR number 1725207798
4830 Hallstatt, Seestraße 99, Austria
Tel.: +43 660 4220247 |Mail:buero@welterbe-salzkammergut.at | Web: www.welterbe-salzkammergut.at
Bernd Paulowitz
Bernd Paulowitz
About us
Our tasks include the preservation of the historical site, the protection of the diverse natural environment and the promotion of sustainable development. Through intensive research and innovative conservation measures, we help to preserve the beauty and significance of this World Heritage Site. We also offer educational programmes that inform visitors of all ages about the history and ecological significance of the region.
Our aim is to safeguard the heritage of the miniature Alps and the salt industry in the Salzkammergut for future generations and to raise awareness of its cultural and natural significance.
World Heritage Salzkammergut
World Heritage Salzkammergut
Experience the perfect combination of nature, culture, tradition, craftsmanship and history
The UNESCO World Heritage Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut team combines expertise from various disciplines to protect and promote this unique natural and cultural heritage. We are passionate and committed to preserving the historical sites, maintaining the natural environment and promoting sustainable development.
The history of our World Heritage Sites
Come with me on a journey back up to 250 million years. Discover the stories of our World Heritage sites and understand the background of the NOW. History generates culture, tradition and customs. History generates the World Heritage.
