Kleinwalsertal
Kleinwalsertal, Alpine valley in Austria
The Kleinwalsertal is a high mountain valley and popular tourist destination.
Politically part of Austria, the valley has been accessible only from Germany until 1891.
Kleinwalsertal's culture blends Austrian and German influences.
Access to the valley in winter may require snow chains or winter tires due to heavy snowfall.
It is economically linked to Germany as it can be accessed by road only from there, but it uses Austrian postal services.
Location: Bezirk Bregenz
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