Under the slogan "Saddle up your holiday with organic farmers in Tober" we invite you to join us in Almenland Teichalm-Sommeralm, 40 km northeast of Graz. Spend your most beautiful days of the year at the foot of the largest contiguous alpine region in Europe. Farm: Our farm consists of 9 holiday apartments, or rather holiday homes which were newly built in 2009. We specialize in breeding miniature Shetland ponies, which are ideal for an introduction into horse riding for children. Cooperation: By working together with two of out neighbours, we are able to offer you: an inn cooking hearty Styrian cuisine, horseback riding with riding lessons, horse treks, carriage rides, indoor riding hall, ponies, farm work, etc. Through this collaboration, our guests are able to choose from 3 different horse farms.
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Grassed sunbathing areaEspecially suitable for
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Non-smoking roomsInternet access
Leisure activities
GolfSki tours
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Directions
- Wien (Vienna) A2 to Sebenstein Junction
- At Sebenstein junction take the S6 in the direction of Semmering, Bruck/Mur
- At the junction Bruck/Mur take the S35 in the direction of Graz
- Motorway exit Frohnleiten Süd
- At the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the B64 in the direction of Passail (over the Rechberg)
- At the crossroads with the BP petrol station, turn left in the direction Fladnitz/Teichalm
- Turn right at the intersection in Fladnitz and head towards Passail (don't turn left!))
- 800 m after the village of Fladnitz, turn left in the direction of Tober
- After 100 m you'll reach the guest house - Gasthof-Reitstall Mandl
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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.
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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.

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