View from Braunsberg of Hainburg, the Danube, and the Keltenweg Observation Tower

The 346 meter high Braunsberg above Hainburg offers a fantastic view over the city and the wide Danube meadows. The viewpoint is located on the recommended Celtic path around Hainburg and there is also a palisade at the top including a small watchtower in the Celtic style, which was built here in the 1st century BC. lived.

The Braunsberg and the Thebener Kogel opposite in Slovakia represent the Hainburg or Hungarian gate of the Danube river. The breakthrough valley near the Braunsberg is a geological link between the Alps and the Carpathians.

A road leads from Hainburg to the summit. The Braunsberg offers an excellent view of the Hundsheim mountains, the Danube and the city of Bratislava and its surroundings, as well as far into the Marchfeld. On the mountain is the memorial of the Carpathian Germans in memory of their old homeland in Slovakia.

Wide view over the Donau-Auen National Park, the March estuary to Bratislava.

Nature reserve - The Braunsberg is also an archaeologically important site. The Celts built a mighty settlement on the plateau, which was protected by a palisade fence (2nd century BC). A small part of the palisade and a watchtower were reconstructed.

So a tip to these pictures really does not really need it. Wonderful view is the reward for the climb.