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The cycle path goes across the border, in Hungary the cycle paths are top and well signposted

very nice route

View of Lake Neusiedl

Here began the fall of the Iron Curtain

The border between Austria and Hungary.

Evangelical Parish of Mörbisch am See - a few facts in our village the minority is the majority approx. 1300 parishioners approx. 60% of the inhabitants of Mörbisch belong to the Evangelical Church a long history that goes back to the Reformation evangelical school and first pastor from 1578 from 1674 to 1781 the Evangelical faith was forbidden - one had to be "secretly" Evangelical (secret Protestantism) re-founded as a parish (tolerance parish) in 1785 - first a school was built (!!!) in 1790 church built as a tolerance prayer house in 1792 / tower erected in 1854 / church space expanded in 1967 every year a children's camp at Finstergrün Castle children's choir and parent-child choir meet weekly for rehearsals with diocesan cantor Christiaan van de Woestijne confirmation trip to Hamburg together with Rust Church festival and church café with lots of visitors Many children's and family services Musical devotions and concerts Musical performances with children's and teen choir Festival: Organ without borders

By the 4th century AD, the Mithras cult had developed in the Roman Empire, a mystery religion about which it was forbidden to report. Because it deviated from the Roman state religion before and after the introduction of Christianity, it was mostly practiced in secret and, as it was aimed exclusively at men, was particularly widespread among the legionaries. A temple of this cult was discovered by chance in 1866 under overgrown undergrowth on the connecting road to the neighboring Austrian community of Mörbisch am See. The restored building, sunk into the ground - the "rock-born" Mithras was mostly worshipped in caves - is located directly at the current border crossing. In addition to three altars, it contains the relief of the bull killing that is typical of this cult. Today, this is mostly interpreted astronomically: as the end of an age and the beginning of a powerful new one.

The Forchtenstein bathing reservoir is fed by the Haidbach. It is located in the middle of "Paradise", as the side valley of the Rosalien Mountains is called. It is 15,000 m2 in size and scores points for its natural shade. Oases of peace and water fun are the best ways to describe the area. It is particularly popular with families as it has very shallow access. A diving tower and a water slide, beach volleyball court and playground for the little ones provide variety. On the sun terrace with a wonderful view of the lake, the canteen spoils you with one or two delicacies. Whether you are a bather, hiker, cyclist or walker - a visit is always worthwhile.