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great place

great view up to the castle

The Prandegg castle ruins are around 140 metres long and are one of the largest castles in the country. They began to decay around 1750 and have been owned by the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha since 1823. You can visit them and walk around the castle on the castle trail.

Beautiful cycle path along the Danube

Grein is an Upper Austrian town in the Lower Mühlviertel in the district of Perg. With an area of 18.42 square kilometers and 2,934 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2023), Grein is the fifteenth largest municipality in terms of area and the seventh largest municipality in terms of population in the district. Grein has been the third oldest town in the Mühlviertel and the capital of the Strudengau since 1491.

From Falkenstein, Schlägl Abbey and the district capital Rohrbach were founded.

Beautiful section of the route with highlights worth seeing, on a great route from Melk to Grein. We have now driven this section several times and it is and remains a great experience. Relaxed tour on cycle paths that are easy to navigate.

Just before Grein, the Danube Cycle Path offers a stunning view of Greinburg Castle, which sits majestically overlooking the Danube. Begun around 1488, this castle is considered the oldest inhabited castle in Austria and is one of the country's most important Renaissance buildings. Built by the Counts of Losenstein, it impresses visitors with its elegant arcaded courtyard and famous diamond-vaulted ceiling. Since the 17th century, the castle has been owned by the ducal family of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Today, it houses the Upper Austrian Shipping Museum and is a popular destination for day trips. A short stop on the Danube Cycle Path is well worth it – offering a magnificent view of both history and the Danube.