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In Hallstatt, visitors can enjoy the stunning alpine scenery, walk along the lake, and visit the iconic wooden houses. The Hallstatt Ossuary, with its fascinating skulls and bones, is a must-see for history buffs. You can also hike the surrounding mountains for panoramic views of the area and take a boat ride on the lake for a peaceful experience.
Huizhou Hallstatt Village draws on the Austrian architectural style and uses the Austrian town of Hallstatt as a blueprint. Combining local characteristics, it has created a Wugang Hallstatt Town, covering an area of nearly 1 million square meters, surrounded by mountains on three sides, and with a 170,000 square meter pristine inner lake. It perfectly integrates the rich Austrian architectural style and European cultural customs into the local unique mountain and water resources.
Without leaving the country, it's like stepping into an Austrian fairy tale. A unique style, two small towns – come to Minmetals Hallstatt and experience the wondrous blend of Austrian European charm, traditional Chinese culture, and Lingnan culture.
Huizhou Hastat Village is located in Huizhou's Jiangbei CBD, an urban ecological new district adjacent to the Boluo Sports Center. Spanning approximately one million square meters, the project boasts a picturesque setting nestled against rolling hills and encompassing a 170,000-square-meter natural lake. The project offers a variety of product types, including villas, high-rises, commercial properties, and hotels.
In the center of the town, there are a series of unique facilities such as the Cultural Square, Music Square, Beer Square, Commercial Pedestrian Street, Lakeside Trail, Specialty Hotels, Clubs and Churches, Theme Experience Hall, etc. Transportation is well-connected and convenient.
The regular ticket price for Hallstatt Town is 30 yuan per person, with a discounted price of 10 yuan on weekdays, 20 yuan on weekends, and 30 yuan on Chinese statutory holidays.
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Hallstatt is a replica of the famous Austrian town of the same name, known for its picturesque lakeside setting and traditional alpine architecture. The town is designed to resemble the original Hallstatt, with similar buildings and stunning views. It's a newer destination but draws many visitors for its tranquil beauty and unique European charm.
Hallstatt is located in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, China. The most convenient way to reach Hallstatt is by taxi or private car from Huizhou city center. Alternatively, buses from Huizhou to the area are available. Public transportation may not be as frequent, so a private car or taxi is recommended for convenience.
Hallstatt is open year-round, with the best times to visit being during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild. The summer months can be warmer, and the winter months are quieter but can be cold, with fewer tourists.
The entrance fee for Hallstatt is around 100-150 RMB, depending on the season. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or booked online in advance through local travel agencies or the attraction's official website.
Booking tickets in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons or weekends. It's advised to book at least 1-2 days in advance to guarantee entry, especially for special events or boat rides on the lake.
To fully explore Hallstatt, including walking around the lake, visiting the Ossuary, and taking in the scenery, you will need approximately 2-4 hours. For a more relaxed experience or to hike around the area, allow 4-5 hours.
The must-see highlights include the Hallstatt Ossuary (Bone House), the lakeside promenade, the quaint wooden houses, and the panoramic mountain views. The boat ride on the lake is a relaxing way to appreciate the surrounding natural beauty.
Guided tours are available in Mandarin, and some tours may offer English-speaking guides during peak tourist seasons. Audio guides in multiple languages, including English, can be rented for a self-guided experience.
Best photography spots include the lakeside promenade, where you can capture the iconic Hallstatt wooden houses reflected in the water. For panoramic views, take a hike or use a cable car to reach the hilltops surrounding the town.
Start by walking along the lakeside, then visit the Hallstatt Ossuary. Afterward, explore the town's charming streets and cafes. If time allows, take a boat ride on the lake and hike to a viewpoint for stunning views of the town and surrounding mountains.
Night visits are not common in Hallstatt, but the town is beautifully lit in the evening, offering a serene atmosphere. There are no specific light shows, but the tranquil lakeside at night is an experience in itself.
Hallstatt can be quite crowded during weekends and public holidays, especially in the summer. The best times to visit with fewer crowds are on weekdays during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn, when the weather is still pleasant.
There are public toilets near the entrance and throughout the scenic area. Food stalls and local cafes offer a variety of snacks and drinks. There are also souvenir shops selling local crafts, postcards, and small trinkets.
The town is quite pedestrian-friendly, but some areas, especially around the lakeside and the higher viewpoints, can be steep or difficult to navigate. Wheelchair access may be limited in certain areas, though there are accessible paths around the town center.
Mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are accepted at most places in Hallstatt. Some smaller shops may still accept cash, so it's advisable to carry some RMB just in case.
There are several local restaurants and cafes offering Zhejiang cuisine, such as fresh seafood, rice dishes, and noodles. There are also a few international food options available for visitors who prefer Western-style dining.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available in some restaurants, especially in dishes like vegetable stir-fries and tofu-based meals. Halal food options are limited in the area, but vegetarian dishes can be a good alternative.
There are a variety of accommodations near Hallstatt, ranging from budget hotels to mid-range resorts. For a more unique experience, some visitors choose to stay in nearby mountain lodges offering scenic views of the town and lake.
Nearby attractions include the beautiful Xunliao Bay, which is known for its beach, as well as Huizhou West Lake and the famous Nankunshan Scenic Area. These can all be easily combined in a day trip.
Souvenir shops offer a variety of local crafts, such as bamboo products, tea, and handmade jewelry. Traditional Chinese items like silk scarves and carved wooden figurines are also popular choices.
After visiting Hallstatt, you can take a taxi or bus to nearby attractions, such as Xunliao Bay or Huizhou West Lake. If you're traveling further, the Huizhou city center is well connected by bus or train to other parts of Guangdong Province.
