National Park Centre Willow Dome
Directly at the junction to the mountaineering village of Johnsbach, the living structure of the Weidendom has taken root on the banks of the Enns. A wide range of programmes allows visitors to immerse themselves in the wild side of the National Park for a while.
The entire area includes islands of tranquillity with comfortable swings that invite to rest and linger. An impressive open-air theatre does not only provide a spectacular view but is also used for interesting lectures and cinema programmes in summer - Programme in Calendar. Additionally, the visitor centre Willow Dome is ideal for your child´s birthday party . And if you are locking for refreshment, enjoy the cool waters of Enns river at the Johnsbachsteg visitors' area.
Outside of opening hours, the area of the Willow Dome is also freely accessible!
From the Willow Dome a lot of themed trails start - Themed trails.
Opening hours: the area of the Willow Dome is freely accessible, supervised visitor programmes during following hours:
May and June: Saturday, Sunday, public holidays and bridge days, 10:00 to 18:00 o’clock
July, August, until mid September: daily from 10:00 to 18:00 o’clock
Mid-September: Saturday, Sunday, holidays and bridge days, 10:00 to 18:00 o’clock
How to get here
Arrival by public transport: Stop Weidendom. You will find a suitable connection at the ÖBB information desk ÖBB information or Bus-Bahn-Bim information desk.
For navigation system users: Krumau 97, 8911 Admont
Visitor:inside programme at the Willow Dome
Under the expert guidance of our National Park Rangers, visitors of all ages can immerse themselves in the wild side of the National Park...
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