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Near Pyburg in the Mostviertel region, the cycle bridge spans the underwater channel of the Enns Canal, connecting both banks. It is part of the Enns-Danube Cycle Route and allows cyclists to cross the canal safely and comfortably. The bridge runs through a natural setting with riparian forests and river landscapes, offering clear views of the surrounding cultural landscape of the Mostviertel.

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St. Pantaleon Church This Roman Catholic parish church is an important religious and historical monument in the region. Here are some interesting aspects: ### General Information - **Location**: The church is located in **Lower Austria**, in the Haag deanery of the Diocese of St. Pölten. - **Year of Construction**: The church is essentially built in the **Gothic style** and has undergone various modifications over the centuries. ### Historical Significance 1. **Architecture**: - Originally, the church had a flat wooden ceiling, which was converted into a vaulted ceiling in 1641. - Two side chapels were added to the long sides in 1640, enriching the overall appearance of the church. 2. **Legend**: - There is an interesting legend about the origin of the church, which states that the church was built on a so-called "sanctuary site." ### Current Use - **Services**: St. Pantaleon Church continues to serve as an active venue for worship services and church events. - **Parish Life**: It plays a central role in the spiritual life of the parish and is a gathering place for believers. ### Summary St. Pantaleon Church on the Danube is not only an architectural gem, but also a living testimony to the region's history and spirituality. A visit offers the opportunity to discover its impressive architecture and rich history! ✨

A monument to St. Florian, the martyr of Enns, is worth seeing. The monument was erected in 1964 and was created by Hans Schmiedinger, a sculptor from Linz. The bas-relief on the front shows St. Florian with his hands tied above his head and his feet tied, with a millstone hanging from them. In the middle field, Roman soldiers are shown on the bridge.

An impressive quiet place with a lot of history

beautiful bike path, beautiful nature

Just stop and enjoy 😌

Mauthausen Military Cemetery Prisoners of War and soldiers who died 1914 - 1918 and 1939 - 1945.