Travelling on your own has its charm. But some experiences are simply more enjoyable in a group. In the Quellenviertel, a varied range of group activities awaits clubs, companies, coach groups, groups of friends and anyone who wants to share an experience together.
Amidst rolling hills, historic sites, a vibrant pub culture and genuine hospitality, memories are made that will be talked about for a long time to come. Here, regional cuisine meets fascinating insights, nature experiences blend with culture, and tradition intertwines with warm encounters.
Whether it’s a leisurely day trip, a group tour lasting several days or a bespoke programme – every group will find the right option here. And the best bit is: there’s no need to stage anything artificially. Life itself plays out the most beautiful stories here anyway.
It’s great that you’re here. Now all that’s missing is the right group.
For club outings, company trips, school groups, groups of friends, families, cultural groups, nature lovers and anyone who wants to get out and about together. From a cosy stop for refreshments to a brewery tour, from a moorland walk to a guided city tour: there’s always something for everyone.
Yes. The Quellenviertel offers a range of activities and packages centred on cosiness, socialising, discovery, adventure and enjoyment. Many of these can be booked as day trips without overnight accommodation, whilst some are also available as multi-day stays including accommodation, meals and a programme of activities.
Guided bog tours in the Ibmer Moor are particularly popular. There, visitors are led through Austria’s largest bog complex by expert guides. Groups learn how a bog is formed, discover rare animals and plants, and experience the unique atmosphere along the bog nature trail.
Yes, a guided tour of the church tower is one of the guided tours on offer in Braunau am Inn. Those who want to go up high will be rewarded with a panoramic view. Guided tours of the town are available on a daily basis upon request.
Yes. In Ampflwang there is the Railway and Mining Museum, which features a heritage railway. Tailor-made packages are available for groups. The Buchleiten Crushing Plant is also a fascinating place: a former coal-crushing plant, now an industrial and cultural park featuring exhibitions, events, outdoor areas, a Celtic tree circle, a fountain and a heart-shaped labyrinth. The crushing plant can be hired for events.
Yes. In Ried im Innkreis, the Ried Brewery offers guided tours of the production building. During the tour, expert brewery guides explain how beer is made from hops, malt, yeast and water. There are various tour packages available, including drinks and snacks. There is a coach park directly on the brewery premises, and bookings can be made in advance from Monday to Saturday.