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Stadl-Paura

Stadl-Paura, Oberösterreich, Österreich

Spending some time with us in Stadl-Paura, you'll enjoy a visit rich in history, scenic beauty, and outstanding horseback riding activities!

Stadl-Paura offers a special look back in time where history has left its mark for visitors to explore and enjoy. The village once was the hub of transportation and storage of the Salzkammergut´s salt, lovingly dubbed the "White Gold".

The Boatmen Museum traces the history of the once mighty salt transporting industry on the Traun and Danube Rivers and invites visitors to explore Stadl´s shipping industry during its Golden Age.

Local attractions that are worth seeing include the Trinity Church which is a superb example of Baroque architecture and a sight to behold.

What´s more, Stadl-Paura is a renown Equestrian Center with a highly acclaimed horse breeding history.

Ausflugsregion Traun-Ager-Alm
  • 5.307Inhabitants
  • 15.05 km²Area
  • 357 m ASLElevation
  • 48.09, 13.87GPS coordinates

Here’s how to get to Stadl-Paura, a partner community of the Traun-Ager-Alm excursion region and the Traunsee-Almtal destination in the Salzkammergut!

We recommend traveling by public transportation or bicycle!

By train:

Westbahn line (Line 100)
Next Intercity stop: Wels Hbf or Attnang-Puchheim (ÖBB and Westbahn); transfer to regional trains heading toward Attnang-Puchheim or toward Wels/Linz to Lambach Station.
Transfer to the “Vorchdorfer Bahn” (Line 160)
From Vorchdorf via Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting or Lambach onthe “Vorchdorfer Bahn” operated by Stern & Hafferl to Stadl-Paura Station.

By bus:
OÖVV bus routes

504 Wels – Gunskirchen – Edt b. Lambach – Lambach – Stadl Paura
505 Lambach – Roitham – Laakirchen – Gmunden – Altmünster
508 Lambach – Stadl Paura – Bad Wimsbach/Neydharting – Roitham


By bike:
Coming from Wels or Linz, take the R 4 Traun Cycle Path or the R 6 Roman Cycle Path; or from Passau via Vöcklabruck and Schwanenstadt on the R 6 Roman Cycle Path to Lambach, then past the Lambach Traun Power Plant to Stadl-Paura.
Coming from Gmunden, take the R 4 Traun Cycle Route to Stadl-Paura.
Coming from Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting or Vorchdorf, connect via the R 13 Traunviertler Cycle Path from Gmunden or Laakirchen, or via the R 11 Almtal Cycle Path from Almsee via Pettenbach.

Local transportation with the Salzkammergut Shuttle Service:
The local micro-public-transport solution for hikes and excursions to destinations with connections to local train and bus lines.
Route 51 From Laakirchen via Roitham/Traunfall to Stadl-Paura or via Lambach to Almspitz

Call at least 1 hour before your trip using caller ID at +43 (0) 50 - 422 422 or book online at www.salzkammergutshuttle.at!! We’re available by phone daily from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

By car:
A1 Westautobahn: Take the Vorchdorf exit at the roundabout—head toward Lambach via Bad Wimsbach-Neydharting and continue to the center of Stadl-Paura
A8 Innkreis Autobahn: Take the Wels-West exit—then take the B1 toward Lambach
Federal Highway B1 from Wels or Schwanenstadt to the Lambach exit—head directly to Lambach, then take the B144 toward Gmunden over the Traun Bridge to Stadl-Paura
Take Federal Highway 144 from Gmunden via Laakirchen and Roitham to Stadl-Paura

By plane:
Blue Danube Airport Linz/Hörsching 35 km
W.A. Mozart Airport, Salzburg: 95 km
Vienna International Airport Vienna/Schwechat 238 KM
Franz-Josef Strauss Airport, Munich 191 KM
Travelling by public transport
Route planner for independent travellers
Video: The new image film of the municipality Stadl-Paura

Stadl-Paura: experience horses, discover nature and culture.

Stadl-Paura is one of the largest and most important towns in the district of Wels-Land.
With over 5,000 inhabitants, numerous businesses and sights, Stadl-Paura has developed into a lively and attractive town.
Already in younger stone ages people settled on the Paura hill and later the Celts and Romans came. Finds, which are today in the Landesmuseum Linz, in the Wimsbacher Museum and in the Schiffleutmuseum, testify to the long history of the town.

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