Hohe Tauern National Park is Austria's largest and highest mountain national park, located in the Zillertal Alps and the Central Alps. The vast area of the national park boasts stunning beauty and diverse habitats, offering a unique opportunity for nature lovers.

The Hohe Tauern National Park includes the Hohentauern and Rauris valleys, as well as the Großglockner high mountain range, which Austria's highest peak. The national park covers an area of more than 1800 square kilometres.

The national park has many natural and historical attractions that may be of interest to tourists. For example, the Großglockner high mountain range is home to the Pasterze glacier, the longest glacier in the Alps. The national park also includes the Krimml waterfall, which is Europe's highest waterfall. 

The national park is home to ancient mines, such as the Rauris Gold Mine, which was one of the most important economic resources in the Middle Ages.

There are plenty of excursions and leisure activities, such as hiking, climbing and visiting the brand new lookouts. The Hohe Tauern National Park is a place where cycling enthusiasts can thrive, as it is close to There are 800 km of cycle paths throughout the national park.

All in all, the Hohe Tauern National Park is a treasure trove of opportunities for nature lovers, history and culture enthusiasts and tourists alike.