デガーゼーのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

It's good to take a break sometimes.

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Degerseestuben, a must-stop. Very, very friendly and delicious food. Nice little beach.

Very good food at the Gasthaus Seerose!

In addition to the larger, more well-known Degerseebad with its restaurant, there's another, smaller lido with a kiosk across the street. There, you also have to pay the entrance fee, and then the barrier opens. Here, on the lawn, it's quieter.

Unfortunately, a sign indicates that swimming is prohibited at this spot (see photos, as of 14 August 2025).

At the castle complex, first mentioned in 1152 and built by the Lords of Summerau, of which remnants of the keep still remain, only a few walls offer a place to rest. A staircase from the inner courtyard leads down to a well-preserved vaulted cellar. The view from the former hilltop castle, which consisted of an outer castle and a 28-meter-long and 14-meter-wide main castle, which was inhabited until its destruction in the Thirty Years' War, has long since been overgrown.

Wonderful terrace with very friendly service and delicious food in an idyllic location