Fuchs, Hase & Igel - Holiday Apartments in Vorau, Styria
In a quiet hillside location near Vorau, nestled in the landscape of Eastern Styria, lies our farm with the three holiday apartments Fuchs, Hase, and Igel.
Extensive meadows and plenty of forest shape the character of this place.
Around 50 ewes and their lambs live around the house. In the adjacent forest and meadow areas, there is a large population of fallow and red deer – including capital stags and white deer.
The holiday apartments are modern and tastefully designed, offering direct outdoor access and views of the surrounding nature. The location offers peace, distance, and a stay free from distractions.
The quiet location makes our farm an ideal starting point for varied excursions in Eastern Styria. Whether hikes through the rolling hills, cycling tours, horseback riding excursions, or a relaxing round of golf – numerous leisure opportunities are just a few minutes' drive away. Families can enjoy mini-golf, alpacas, and animal experiences in the surrounding area, while in winter, the ski resorts of Wenigzell, Mönichkirchen and Stuhleck invite you to active days in the snow. For relaxation, the thermal baths of Bad Waltersdorf, Stegersbach, and Loipersdorf are within easy reach.
Here, the essentials take center stage: nature, space, and country life.
We look forward to welcoming our guests.
The Denes Family - Gaby and Mia
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The 125-kilometer-long Austrian-Hungarian Alpannonia starts from the Alpine mountains and leads through the hilly region to the Pannonian Plain.
Fuchs und Hase
8250 Vorau
+43 664 5576646 https://www.urlaubambauernhof.at/hoefe/fuchs-hase E-mail: n.shap@ulreich.at
The 125-kilometer-long Austrian-Hungarian Alpannonia starts from the Alpine mountains and leads through the hilly region to the Pannonian Plain.

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