Glamping Dome on Lake Neusiedl

Winter at Lake Neusiedl can do much more than bathing fun. And attracts with winter walks, safaris, bike tours, thermal bath relaxation, unique and great cuisine - and lots of culture. Winter by the sea has its own magic. The air is clear, the view far away, and the tireless waves of the lake glitter in steel blue to silver. Go for a walk, feel the wind in your hair, or just watch the clouds pass by. Fantastic. Without leaving the national borders, you actually come closest to this feeling at Lake Neusiedl. Because that's where it is: Il mare dei Viennesi – Lake Neusiedl, the sea of the Viennese. Which often sounds a bit like devaluation, which neither party deserves. It's just that you can feel a bit of sea flair here, both in summer and in winter. It starts with your arrival, when the land spreads out in front of you like a picnic blanket and then the big lake appears, from the right perspective, really stretches to the horizon. A lighthouse, pretty old villages whose residents know how to be particularly relaxed with visitors in the off-season, good wine - and yes, their own, almost unique cuisine. If there is no holiday feeling, then something is wrong. yes the kitchen It offers specialties that we are not usually used to. All kinds of fresh fish, of course, often from the lake itself, zander or catfish, and also served as a spicy halászlé, i.e. a Hungarian fish soup. Hungary's influences are diverse, after all Burgenland only became Austrian in 1921, the last federal state. Before that it belonged to Hungary for centuries, the Princess Esterházy transformed Eisenstadt into a true cultural metropolis, built as if they wanted to compete with Vienna itself, and stayed with Joseph Haydn one of the best and most famous composers in the world as court conductor.