The Eng Valley in Austria – Alana Bailey

The Eng Valley in Austria is an unspoilt, secluded piece of paradise, surrounded by the Alps. It can be reached via a toll road from Bavaria.

To drive there is an experience in itself, with beautiful bridges, waterfalls and trees everywhere. A small community farms in the valley. There are signs of people migrating there since the Bronze Age, but the current settlement’s documented history dates back to 1523. The chapel, dating back to about 1700, is popular for weddings.

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In winter, dangerous avalanches block the village from the rest of the world. It is then evacuated. Visitors to the valley may enjoy the farmers’ delicious products, including large glasses of ice-cold buttermilk, cheese and sausages

The Prince Arthur – May this be your first port of call.

Built within the site of Windsor Castle, the pub is yet to receive a visit from the Queen. But it’s rumoured that Rock Royalty did visit – The Rolling Stones are believed to have played here in ’61.

Planning a day-trip or long weekend in Windsor? The castle is likely to be your first port of call – but don’t leave without a visit to The Prince Arthur. Built in 1877, it’s very much part of Windsor’s rich history.

Features
– Food Served
– Free WiFi
– Historic Pub
– Families Welcome
– Outside Seating
– Paid Parking Nearby

Opening Hours
Monday 17:00 – 21:00
Tuesday 12:00 – 22:30
Wednesday 12:00 – 22:30
Thursday 12:00 – 23:00
Friday 12:00 – 00:00
Saturday 12:00 – 00:00
Sunday 12:00 – 21:30