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1809年のペンテコステの出来事を後世に伝えるため、当時ロバウにおけるフランス軍の前進の重要な地点に、通称「ナポレオンの石」と呼ばれる記念碑が建てられました。年月を経て、河畔林に覆われ、合計6基の小さなオベリスクのうちいくつかはほとんど見つけることができなくなっていました。「ドナウアウエン」国立公園の実現に伴い、それらは修復されました。これにより、新しく作られた小道で、これらの記念碑を快適にハイキングできるようになりました。

Napoleon - Straße Vom Brückenkopf am Hauptarm der Donau führte eine Straße bis zu diesem Punkt, an dem die FranzösischeArmee am 20. Mai 1809 den Übergang in das Marchland begann ...

城内および城島では、国立公園の動植物をコンパクトに学ぶことができます。重点/特別展が随時開催されます。ガイドツアーはおすすめです。

アスペルンの戦いから50年後、ナポレオン1世がカール大公の軍隊に敗北を喫したこの地で、ロボウの重要な戦いの場にオベリスク型の記念碑が建てられました。このツアーは、現在、戦役の歴史的な場所を巡ります。ロボウの歴史に加え、このツアーではドナウ＝アウエン国立公園の動植物のハイライトの概要も紹介します。

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The Roter Hiasl restaurant enjoys an idyllic location on the outskirts of Vienna, near the Lobau wetlands, and offers traditional Austrian cuisine with freshly prepared dishes made from regional ingredients. The menu features classics such as schnitzel and beef soup, as well as vegetarian and vegan options. In summer, a large beer garden invites guests to linger outdoors, while in winter, cozy chalets provide a warm and inviting atmosphere. The culinary offerings are complemented by a selection of beers and Austrian wines. The restaurant is perfect for a relaxing break, lunch, or dinner.

In the Lobau, an obelisk-like monument commemorates Napoleon I's headquarters during the 1809 campaign. In the spring and summer of that year, Napoleon used the Lobau as a strategic location to coordinate his troops in the lead-up to the Battle of Aspern, which took place on May 21 and 22, 1809, and became one of Napoleon's rare military defeats. The monument itself bears an inscription plaque highlighting the historical significance of the site and is part of the Napoleon Trail, which leads to several memorial stones and historical sites in the Danube floodplain. Visitors can not only gain insight into Vienna's military history but also experience the natural surroundings of the Lobau with its riparian forests and waterways, which were considered strategically important then as they are now.

Winter Opening Hours 2026 January 2nd to 6th, 9 am to 4 pm February 4th to 8th, 9 am to 4 pm Opening Hours 2026 March 4th to November 1st, Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm and by arrangement for programs for school classes and children's groups