Hill above the Faaker See in Carinthia with sport climbing routes on its limestone faces. The Faaker See below is one of Carinthia’s warmer swimming lakes; combining morning climbing with afternoon swimming is the natural program. Archaeological evidence of prehistoric and Roman-era settlement on the hill predates the lake resort development. Reached from Villach by bus or car in 15 minutes.
archaeological site in Faak am See
Kanzianiberg
The Kanzianiberg is a hill above the Faaker See in Carinthia, primarily known as a sport climbing area with routes developed on its limestone cliffs. The Faaker See is one of the Carinthian warm swimming lakes, smaller and quieter than the Wörthersee, with a campsite culture and summer bathing tradition.
- Type
- archaeological site
- Destination
- Faak am See
- Cost
- Free to visit
- Address
- 9583 Faak am See
- Coordinates
- 46.5519, 13.8755