Winter in Southern Styria

Winter bliss at its finest

When the last colorful leaves have fallen to the ground and the air turns crisp, winter has also arrived in the South Styrian Wine Country. But don’t worry – even in the colder months, there’s plenty to experience here. The most reflective and peaceful time of the year is truly celebrated in this region.

In the colder months, the South Styrian Wine Country reveals a mysterious and undiscovered side. While wine and schnapps tastings provide a cozy warmth from within, steamy sauna sessions bring a healthy glow to the skin. Romantic winter walks in the refreshingly mild air and the heartfelt hospitality of the locals add a special warmth that truly touches the hearts of guests.

Winter Delights

Experience winter in the South Styrian Wine Country: whether snowshoeing, winter hiking, wine tasting, indulging in culinary highlights, ice skating, skiing, or strolling through enchanting Christmas markets. Even in winter, there’s so much to enjoy!

Where pleasure takes its time
Winter in Southern Styria

In autumn, life in Southern Styria is in full swing. But those seeking tranquillity should come in winter. Many restaurants, wine taverns and excursion destinations are also open during the colder months, offering space for what truly defines our region: warm encounters and honest, heartfelt cuisine.

Accommodation

A wide range of accommodations in various categories awaits you in the holiday destinations between Leibnitz and Deutschlandsberg.

Discover & book

Feel the freedom. Experience nature. Discover something new. And simply breathe again. Travel wherever your heart leads you — and find the perfect accommodation for your holiday in Southern Styria right now.

Discover accommodation online

Barrel-sample tastings

Barrel-sample tastings in Southern Styria are truly unique. Here, you taste the young wine straight from the barrel. Aroma, finish, appearance – it’s fascinating to hear the winemakers explain their wines. An absolute highlight. The season begins every January and continues well into spring.