Erlebniswelt Kahlenberg
Website for Erlebniswelt Kahlenberg in the Vienna Woods Biosphere Reserve: a forest rope park, 3D archery park, e-mountain bike centre, the Josefinenhütte and more under one brand.
- Leisure & Tourism
- erlebniswelt-kahlenberg.at

The challenge
The park combines very different activities, from rope climbing and archery to a mountain hut, for families, schools, companies and outdoor enthusiasts. The website had to present each activity on its own terms while keeping the Kahlenberg recognisable as one destination.
The solution
Each attraction has its own section with prices, opening hours, gallery and FAQ, tied together by a shared home page. Dedicated pages for corporate events, children’s birthday parties and school trips address groups directly. Current notices such as changed opening hours appear on the home page, and the link to the voucher shop sits in the header. An English version, newsletter sign-up and an accessibility widget round out the site.
The outcome
Guests find prices, opening hours and directions for each attraction without working through the entire offer. Schools, companies and birthday groups go straight to the options that fit them.
Features
- Separate section for each attraction
- Pages for corporate events, birthdays and school trips
- Link to the voucher shop
- Newsletter sign-up
- German and English
Technology
- WordPress
- Elementor
- Mehrsprachigkeit DE/EN
- Newsletter
- Barrierefreiheit
- SEO
Service: Web Design & Websites
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