Weinviertel Austria
Discover Weinviertel Austria sights with these travel tips for connoisseurs and slow travelers. This will make your visit a real one Enjoyment trip. Wine plays a major role in the Weinviertel. The vineyards in the Wachau are particularly beautiful. There you can let a wine boat and vineyards slide past you on the Danube. The wine region is a little rougher when you approach the border with Waldviertel. There, the wine fields stretch to the horizon. It is similar when you approach the border with the Czech Republic.
Wachau Hotels on the Danube for your wine journey through the Wachau
The Wachau is a great travel destination for many reasons. The region is known for its breathtaking landscape, characterized by the high hills, the clear waters of the Danube and endless vineyards. The Wachau is also rich in history and culture, with many medieval castles and churches dating back to...
Durnstein in the Wachau
(Advertisement due to press trip) Dürnstein Abbey in the Wachau looks most beautiful from the Danube. You can see the blue tower of the collegiate church below the castle from afar, if you approach the place by ship. The place itself doesn't offer many sights, but those that are are worth a visit...
Experience the Wachau: A boat trip full of breathtaking views
The Wachau is known for its unique landscape, historic towns and picturesque villages. A Wachau boat trip on the Danube is the perfect way to explore this region and experience its beauty up close. There is a boat trip from Vienna to the Wachau or from Krems or Melk. We take ...
Melk Abbey in Austria, baroque monastery in the Wachau
Melk Abbey in Austria (advertising) It is one of the highlights on the Danube in the Wachau: Melk Abbey in Austria. It is now part of Austria's UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you approach Melk Monastery from the Danube or via the autobahn from the north, it towers like a stronghold over the place that ...
Göttweig Abbey in the Wachau in Austria
Göttweig Abbey in the Wachau (advertising) A holiday in the Wachau is not complete without a visit to Göttweig Abbey. The Benedictine monastery in the Wachau can be seen from afar. It sits enthroned on a hill above the town of Furth near Krems on the southern foothills of the Dunkelsteinerwald in Lower Austria. The pen is going back...
Krems an der Donau – sights and tips for enjoyment
Krems an der Donau - Sights and tips for connoisseurs A holiday in the Wachau usually begins in Krems. The city of Krems an der Donau in Austria is the starting point for the Wachau, the most beautiful stretch of the Danube. As wine lovers, we have often been to the region. This time, however, took...
Enjoy Hotel Pfeffel in Dürnstein in the Wachau
The Hotel Pfeffel is ideal for a Wachau holiday. We have chosen the Hotel Pfeffel in the Wachau, directly on the Danube, for our next wine adventure in Austria. Here in Austria, in the middle of the famous wine region, a perfect mix of wine tasting and wellness awaits us. We have been several times in...
Experience the Wachau in autumn
Enjoy the Wachau in autumn A holiday in the Wachau in autumn is an experience for the senses. This section of the Danube valley has impressed us with its steep slopes that rise above the Danube. Experiencing the Wachau in autumn is an experience. The sun is shining on the southern slopes in the western part of the Wachau ...
Discover the Wachau Austria for connoisseurs
The Wachau in Austria is a travel destination for connoisseurs (advertising) We present the Wachau Austria for connoisseurs in this article. It is certainly one of the most famous travel regions in Lower Austria. The region is not only very popular because of the hit about the "Mariandl from the Wachauer Landl". While listening...
Monastic gardens in Lower Austria
Our monastery garden route - a journey to the self Three days we were on our monastery garden route through Lower Austria. We visited five monastery gardens. We expected it to be a treat for the eyes and senses. But the trip had more surprises in store for us. Our travel plan included ...
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Weinviertel Austria
