Οι 15 καλύτερες λίμνες Pressbaum

The Kaltenleutgeben quarry lake lies idyllically nestled between steep rock faces and dense forest, shimmering in rich shades of green and blue on sunny days. Along the shore, you'll find lovely spots for a break with views of the water and the former quarry face. Please observe the local regulations – swimming and cycling are restricted or partially prohibited in the lake area.

The Fairytale Forest Chapel is a chapel in Purkersdorf. It is located near the Hüttenkogel and Sagberg peaks.

The Grünauer Teich in the Lainzer Tiergarten is an idyllic, historically landscaped body of water that serves as a habitat for many animals. Surrounded by tranquil nature, the pond invites you to linger and observe fish, birds, and amphibians. Easily accessible via well-maintained hiking trails, the Grünauer Teich offers a lovely place for a break off the beaten track. Swimming is not permitted here for conservation reasons, so nature remains untouched.

Lots of opportunities to rest around the pond.

Enclosed pond, soothing for the eyes and photos.

Rest here and take in the surroundings! Idyllic place in the middle of the forest.

The fairytale forest chapel is a nice place to relax near Hüttenkogel.

Wienerwaldsee dam, in Lower Austria, 289 m (dam), 1.4 km long and 0.8 km wide; Vienna reservoir on the Westautobahn, between Pressbaum and Untertullnerbach; Another tributary is the Wolfsgrabenbach. To the northeast of the lake is the Wientalwasserwerk, which feeds the Wientalwasserleitung. The Wienerwaldsee dam is an interesting structure that creates an artificial lake in the Vienna Woods. The lake serves as flood protection for the Vienna River, which flows into the Mulde here. The lake is also a water conservation area that provides a habitat for many rare animals. It's good that swimming and ice skating are prohibited in the lake, but that's logical in a water protection area. But you can go around it by bike or on foot and enjoy the beautiful landscape (sunset!). On the northern bank there is a monument to Wilhelm Kress, a pioneer of aircraft technology who crashed his seaplane here in 1901.