グライスドルフ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Since the beginning of 2018, ten horseshoe sculptures have been erected in the Weiz-Gleisdorf energy region as part of the LEADER project "Kunst.Hot.Spot." The total project volume amounts to €85,500, 60 percent of which is funded by LEADER funds. It all began in the municipality of Naas with the ceremonial opening of a Styrian panther in July 2018. Eight more horseshoe sculptures followed in the municipalities of Thannhausen, Puch bei Weiz, St. Ruprecht an der Raab, Hofstätten an der Raab, Mitterdorf an der Raab, Mortantsch, Gleisdorf, and Weiz. The ten sculptures represent a Styrian panther. Panther with municipal coat of arms (Naas), mother cow with calf (Thannhausen), apple with heart (Puch), book and viola (St. Ruprecht/R.), squirrel (Hofstätten), municipal coat of arms in 3D (Mitterdorf), mouflon (Mortantsch), Styrian panther with municipal logo (Gleisdorf), Weiz "W" and the Styrian panther with apple. An overview can be found here: https://www.energieregion.at/kunst-hot-spots-uebersicht/

At the end of 2020, the tenth and final horseshoe sculpture of the LEADER project landed in Albersdorf-Prebuch. The Styrian panther, holding its protective paw over a red apple, marks the beginning of the Styrian Apple Road. The Styrian panther, weighing a proud 400 kg, arrived in the municipality on December 28, 2020, and was placed in its final location in spring 2021. Since the beginning of 2018, ten horseshoe sculptures have been erected in the Weiz-Gleisdorf energy region as part of the LEADER project "Kunst.Hot.Spot." The total project volume amounts to €85,500, 60 percent of which is funded by LEADER funds. It all began in the municipality of Naas with the ceremonial opening of a Styrian Panther in July 2018. Eight more horseshoe sculptures followed in the municipalities of Thannhausen, Puch bei Weiz, St. Ruprecht an der Raab, Hofstätten an der Raab, Mitterdorf an der Raab, Mortantsch, Gleisdorf, and Weiz. The ten sculptures are a Styrian Panther with the municipal coat of arms (Naas), a mother cow with calf (Thannhausen), an apple with a heart (Puch), a book and viola (St. Ruprecht/R.), a squirrel (Hofstätten), a 3D municipal coat of arms (Mitterdorf), a mouflon (Mortantsch), a Styrian Panther with the municipal logo (Gleisdorf), the Weiz "W," and the Styrian Panther with an apple. An overview can be found here: https://www.energieregion.at/kunst-hot-spots-uebersicht/

A great forest trail leads from there.

Interesting horseshoe figure

the last few meters up to the lookout point...the efforts are rewarded with a beautiful panorama

a great observation tower on the Kleeberg; from here you have a great view

The observation tower on Kleeberg has over 140 steps, which stands out due to its striking shape and architecture (and somehow doesn't fit into the landscape at all). There is a turnstile in front of the first steps. In my case it was open in winter (despite a thin layer of snow on the steps and platforms). Surface made of tear-plate (wasn't slippery today), on some platforms there are glass walls that provide a bit of protection from the wind. On a clear day you can see from Geschreibenstein in Burgenland to Slovenia and also many Styrian and Carinthian mountains.

On a journey through more than 4000 years, Styrian prehistory comes to life in ten primeval huts (reconstructions) populated by “primeval people”. In the Celtic village of Kulm you can see life in earlier times. Reconstructed houses with wall plaster made of a mixture of loam and chaff, with thatched roofs and clay floors are hard to imagine in today's life.