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City Hotel zum Domplatz
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The recently restored City Hotel zum Domplatz enjoys a central location in Klagenfurt. It ensures easy access to the Klagenfurter Messe among other famous attractions. We offer 10 elegant rooms with satellite TV, direct dial telephone,... more
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Hotel Palais Porcia
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Palais Porcia is a top-class 4-star property at the center of Klagenfurt. The hotel lives up to its name – it is truly a palace of opulent luxury. We offer an endless list of state-of-the-art amenities. This is the ideal choice for... more
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Hotel Rösch
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Features: Free secure parking at hotel, Canoeing, Body massage, Garden, Conference centre, Rooms for non-smokers available, Hydrotherapy treatments, Internet cafe, Restaurant, Sauna (Finnish), Bar, Banqueting services, Steam bath, Solarium,... more
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La Perla Hotel-Restaurant
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Features: Pets accepted, Bar, Rooms for non-smokers available, Restaurant, Internet cafe, Free secure parking at... more
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About Klagenfurt
Klagenfurt is the capital city of Kaernten or Austrian Carinthia. It is situated on the Glan River and has population of about 90,000. Klagenfurt was first founded as a small marketplace around 1195, but due to flooding it was relocated in 1246 and awarded town status in 1252. Klagenfurt survived many ups and downs and became regional capital, which was handed over by the Emperor to the clergy and ruling noble families in the county. Its development peaked in the 16th and 17th centuries. Later the city suffered damage by Napoleon's invasion and during World War II, but reconstruction started immediately after the war. Now it is a prospering cosmopolitan city, whose Old Town has won the Europa Nostra Diploma three times.