Family-friendly farm at 900 m above sea level, quiet location, hiking trails, good distant view, children's playground, animals on the farm, own products from the farm (bread, pastries, meat, vegetables, eggs);
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- quiet location
- animals on the farm
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The ApfelLand is located in the heart of Eastern Styria, approx. 60 km northeast of Graz and approx. 140 km south of Vienna By car Coming from Vienna: Via the Südautobahn (A2) to the Hartberg exit - via the federal road (B54) in the direction of Graz - 2 km after Kaindorf in the direction of Graz, junction in the direction of ApfelLand-Stubenbergsee Coming from Salzburg / Germany: Motorway via Salzburg - Pyhrnautobahn (A9) to Graz - continue on the Südautobahn in the direction of Vienna (A2) to the Gleisdorf West exit - federal road (B54) to Kaibing - ApfelLand-Stubenbergsee.
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