Flachau
Awarded with 4 flowers ?
The beautiful Ransburggut is situated in the district of Reitdorf, surrounded by its fields and meadows. Farming has been practised on this site since the 16th century and continues to this day. In harmony with nature, cattle breeding and dairy and forestry farming are the focus of the farm and form the basis for the accommodation of guests. The "four-flower farm" classification means that guests can enjoy a holiday of the highest standard here.
Despite its long historical tradition, the farmhouse is state-of-the-art. The holiday flats offer every comfort and space for up to 10 people. All flats are lovingly designed and cosily furnished. Breakfast is served upon request.
A farm is always a special place for children's thirst for adventure. Certified as a children's farm, the Ransburggut offers plenty of space for children to play and participate in farm activities. There is a petting zoo and opportunities to help out in the barn to enhance the animal experience for the children. The paved go-kart course is a highlight in addition to the many delicious and natural products produced on the farm.
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Forecast
If only we could preserve the current weather for a few days! But one of the oldest proverbs says “panta rhei” (“everything is in a state of flux”), and this particularly applies to the weather in Central Europe! After the sunshine of yesterday, the weather will deteriorate again. The cloud will gradually thicken and snow showers will arrive by evening.
Last update: 27.01.2026
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Thursday, bands of clouds will still cover the sky and produce a few snowflakes. On Friday, high pressure will return to us!
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