Driving Through 11 Towns in Upper Austria 🇦🇹｜オーストリア 田舎の暮らし

This real-time drive shows everyday life in 11 towns across Upper Austria, as we travel through Lambach, Sattledt, Kremsmünster, Bad Hall and Steyr, passing residential streets, local roads and historic town centers, showing everyday life in Austrian villages and small cities far from touristic routes.

The route follows local roads through the Traun and Krems valleys, connecting small communities, spa towns and historic market centers in one of Austria’s most densely settled regions.

Lambach is known for its Benedictine monastery founded in the 11th century. Kremsmünster Abbey was established in 777 and remains one of Austria’s most important monastic centers. Bad Hall is a historic spa town famous for iodine-rich thermal springs. Steyr is one of Austria’s best-preserved old towns and a former center of iron and arms production.

There is no talking and no music — just natural road sound and real surroundings.

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📍 Route & Facts

0:00 – Starting near Lambach, Upper Austria
Lambach is a market town of around 3,300 residents, best known for Lambach Abbey, a Benedictine monastery founded in 1056 and one of the oldest in Upper Austria.

02:12 – Edt bei Lambach, 4650, Austria
Edt bei Lambach has about 2,100 residents and is a typical commuter town, with many people working in Wels and the surrounding industrial area.

06:05 – Hafeld, 4652, Austria
Hafeld is a small rural settlement within the municipality of Steinerkirchen an der Traun, characterized by scattered farmsteads and agricultural land use.

08:40 – Fischlham, Austria
Fischlham has around 2,200 residents and is known for the Fischlhamer Au, a protected floodplain area along the Traun River.

09:59 – Steinerkirchen an der Traun, 4652, Austria
Steinerkirchen an der Traun was first mentioned in 1179 and lies directly on the Traun River, historically shaped by agriculture and river trade.

10:21 – Pfarrkirche Steinerkirchen an der Traun
The parish church was rebuilt in Baroque style in the 18th century and is dedicated to Saint Stephen.

14:38 – Linden, 4652, Austria
Linden is a residential area in the Wels-Land district, located close to the industrial and logistics zones of the Wels region.

20:38 – Sattledt, 4642, Austria
Sattledt has about 7,500 residents and is one of Upper Austria’s most important transport hubs, where the A1 and A25 motorways intersect.

26:41 – Kremsmünster, Austria (town, not abbey)
Kremsmünster is a market town with around 6,700 residents and continuous settlement dating back to Roman times.

35:32 – Hehenberg, 4540, Austria
Hehenberg is a small hillside settlement above the Krems valley, mainly residential and closely connected to Bad Hall.

37:36 – Bad Hall, 4540, Austria
Bad Hall is a spa town of about 5,800 residents, famous for its iodine-rich thermal springs used since the 19th century.

52:45 – Steyr, Austria
Steyr has around 38,000 residents and is one of Austria’s oldest towns, historically a major center of iron processing and weapons manufacturing.