Seeboden am Millstätter See lies at the western end of the Millstätter See, Carinthia's second-largest and deepest lake, framed by the Nock Mountains. The town combines a lively lakeside promenade and beaches with medieval history, museums and hiking trails, making it a popular summer destination in southern Austria.
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Updated on 5 October 2026
Seeboden am Millstätter See lies at the western end of the Millstätter See, Carinthia's second-largest and deepest lake, framed by the Nock Mountains. The town combines a lively lakeside promenade and beaches with medieval history, museums and hiking trails, making it a popular summer destination in southern Austria.


A 12th-century castle above Seeboden, home to a torture museum and the setting for a large annual medieval festival with knights' tournaments.
One of Europe's largest bonsai collections, displayed in a Japanese-style garden with hundreds of trees, some of them more than a century old.
The Kärntner Fischereimuseum on the lakeshore presents the history of fishing on Carinthian lakes with historic boats, nets and aquariums.


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