Travel Reference
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getarian mains using organic ingredients, which you can wash down with freshly
squeezed juices.
Johann
(
www.posthotel-schladming.at
; Hauptplatz 10; mains €12.90-24.90; lunch & dinner)
Affiliated with the
Post Hotel, Johann has cosy shades of striped green and is the best restaurant act in town,
with an excellent selection of wines to go with its Styrian and Austrian dishes.
AUSTRIAN
€€
Maria's Mexican
(Steirergasse 3; light mains & salads €9.10-18.50, mains €9.80-19.40; dinner, closed Mon & Tue Apr-Oct; )
This Tex-Mex joint in the centre has a good range of salads served with meat accompani-
ments, as well as burgers, steaks, spare ribs and chicken wings. When the snow's on the
slopes, it kicks on till late.
TEX-MEX
€€
Hohenhaus Tenne
(
www.tenne.com/schladming
; Coburgstrasse 512; 11am-4am, closed Apr-Oct)
Finding après-ski in Schl-
adming in the ski season is as easy as falling down an icy hill. The Hohenhaus Tenne is
the hottest place to tumble.
BAR
Information
Tourismusverband Schladming-Rohrmoos
( 22 777 22;
www.schladming.at
; Rohrmoosstrasse 234;
9am-6pm Mon-Sat, closed Sat Apr & Nov)
Stocks mountain-bike-trail and hiking maps, has lots of
tips on the region and will organise accommodation if you call ahead. A useful accom-
modation board and free telephone are situated outside.
Getting There & Around
Every two hours, trains pass through on their way to Graz (€36, 2½ hours) and at least
five times daily to Salzburg (€19, 1½ hours). The Dachsteinstrasse toll road to the gon-
dola costs €6/2.80 per adult/child.
In summer five buses daily leave from Rathausplatz and Lendplatz to Riesachfall
Wilde Wasser (€5.90, 35 minutes), the access point to the Riesachfälle waterfalls and the
lake.
For a taxi, call
222 63 or
222 22.
